Sienna Guillory
Actress recognized for 'Resident Evil'
Actress recognized for 'Resident Evil'
An English actress and model, entered the acting realm through theater and television, gaining recognition in the early 2000s. Achieved fame for appearing as Jill Valentine in the film series 'Resident Evil', starting with the 2002 installment. Demonstrated versatility with roles in various genres, also known for performances in the TV series 'Fortitude' and film 'Love Actually'. Worked in theater productions, showcasing stagecraft skills and earning critical appreciation for live performances.
Portrayed Jill Valentine in 'Resident Evil'
Appeared in 'Love Actually'
Starred in 'Fortitude'
An American educator who served as the First Lady of the United States from 1969 to 1974. Played a significant role in various initiatives focused on volunteerism and the arts. Engaged in public service through her work with numerous organizations, including the American Red Cross and the Girl Scouts. Contributed to the Nixon administration's efforts to support women's rights and health issues. Actively participated in the White House decoration and restoration projects.
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Continue ReadingCompetitor in fencing, specializing in the foil and sabre events. Achieved remarkable success during the mid-20th century, securing seven Olympic gold medals across three different Olympic Games. Active in numerous World Championships, contributing to Hungary's dominance in the sport during that era. Served as a key member of the Hungarian national fencing team, influencing the development of the sport. Retired from competitive fencing in the early 1960s, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of fencing.
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