Natalie Victoria Actress
Natalie Victoria is a 41 years old Actress from . She was born on October 05, 1982 in .
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Natalie Victoria Movies (7)
There are 7 movies of Natalie Victoria.
Her first feature film was Last Shift (2014, as Marigold). She was 32 when she starred in this movie. Since 2014, she has appeared in 7 feature films. The last one is I'll Take Care of You (2015). In this movie, she played the character Lucy Swan .
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Natalie Victoria movie characters
The names of the characters/jobs in the films she starred in are as follows:
| Character/Job | Movie | Age |
|---|---|---|
| Marigold | Last Shift (2014) | 32 |
| Ellie Masterson | DeadHeads (2011) | 28 |
| The Voice | Extremity (2018) | 35 |
| Adrianna | InSpectres (2013) | 30 |
| Bethany Loomis | Lazarus: Apocalypse (2014) | 31 |
| Samantha Cassidy | Hollywood Rules | 0 |
| Lucy Swan | I'll Take Care of You (2015) | 32 |
Natalie Victoria zodiac sign is libra.
When is Victoria's next birthday?
Natalie Victoria was born on the , which was a Tuesday. She will be turning 42 in only 162 days from today (26 April, 2024).
Natalie Victoria age by year
| In 2023 | She was 40 years old |
|---|---|
| In 2022 | She was 39 years old |
| In 2021 | She was 38 years old |
| In 2020 | She was 37 years old |
| In 2019 | She was 36 years old |
| In 2018 | She was 35 years old |
| In 2017 | She was 34 years old |
| In 2016 | She was 33 years old |
| In 2015 | She was 32 years old |
| In 2014 | She was 31 years old |
| In 2013 | She was 30 years old |
| In 2012 | She was 29 years old |
| In 2011 | She was 28 years old |
| In 2010 | She was 27 years old |
| In 2009 | She was 26 years old |
| In 2008 | She was 25 years old |
| In 2007 | She was 24 years old |
| In 2006 | She was 23 years old |
| In 2005 | She was 22 years old |
| In 2004 | She was 21 years old |
| In 2003 | She was 20 years old |
| In 2002 | She was 19 years old |
| In 2001 | She was 18 years old |
| In 2000 | She was 17 years old |
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