Antje Traue and Antoinette Robertson

Antje is an actress from Germany. Her first English character was in the movie Pandorum. The world-wide recognition she has earned is due to her role as Faora the evil villain on the screen in Man of Steel, The Flash as well as Dark. Antje Traue was born on 1981 on 18th January. She is proficient of both German, and English. In the film Pandorum she played her very first English spoken character. Antje Traue is a German actress. Her birthplace is Mittweida Bezirk Karl-Marx-Stadt in East Germany, on the 18th of January 1981. Her first English-language role for the film Pandorum. The world-wide recognition she has earned is due to her portrayal of Faora who is the undestructible villain in 2013, the Superman movie Man of Steel. She was also Agnes Nielsen in Dark on Netflix. It was in a high school play that she made her debut on stage as Jeanne d'Arc. She was sixteen when she was awarded her role as the leading lady in the International Munich Art Lab's very first Hip Hopera. Traue was a part of the show over the course of four years on stages throughout Germany Europe and in New York City. Traue has since appeared on a number of films and television shows such as Kleinruppin Forever Berlinam Meer as well as Phantomschmerz. Traue appeared as the main female in Pandorum, a thriller/science fiction film written and directed by Christian Alvart and featuring Dennis Quaid and Ben Foster. Antoinette Robertson was born in New York in the US on the 26th of June, 1993. She is an American actor and model. Robertson appeared in a variety of films and television shows, including Diggstown(Vivian Jefferson, 2021-2022), The Blackening Block Party (Keke McQueen, 2022) and many more. Robertson was born in the city of New York and spent her childhood in Jamaica. Her parents were originally from Jamaica and eventually settled within New York. She received a BSc (Bachelor of Science) in Chemistry at Stony Brook University.

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