Anna Torv and Anna Wintour

Anna Torv is an Australian actor from Australia. She is best known for her role as Olivia Dunham in the Fox sci-fi series Fringe, Wendy Carr in the Netflix crime thriller Mindhunter series, and Tess in The Last of Us, an HBO series The Last of Us. Hans Torv, and Susan Torv were the parents of the star. When she was just six, her parents separated. Anna's mother, Dylan along with her younger brother relocated to Mudgeeraba from Melbourne. The actor says she's separated from her father when she was about eight. Growing up her mother highly restricted her as well as Dylan from watching TV. Anna Wintour is the full name of the actress Anna Wintour born in London in England on the 3rd of November in 1949. British editor and longtime editor of American Vogue (1988-1999). Anna Wintour was one of the most famous and acclaimed fashion journalists. She is born 3rd November 1949 in Hampstead, London. Her zodiac sign is Scorpio. The daughter of Charles Wintour and Eleanor Trego Baker Wintour has shown interest in fashion since early in her life. She started working for the clothing company Biba when she was fifteen. Anna Wintour was born on November 3 1949 in Hampstead London England in the home of Charles Wintour and Eleanor Nonie Trego Baker as one of their 5 children. Her father, who was an editor of a London Evening Standard, a free daily paper and mother were both committed to charity. The couple divorced in 1979. She attended her school, the North London Collegiate School. From the time she was a child, she was an independent woman who frequently resisted school dress codes by wearing shorts skirts. At the famous Biba store Her father was able to assist her in landing her first job ever when she was fifteen. Her father aided her to get her first job with the well-known boutique Biba at the age of 15 old. At her parent's insistence she was enrolled to take fashion classes but later was able to drop out. The style of bob has been her trademark since the age of fifteen. The girl was often seen in the London nightclubs, where the greatest pop artists like Rolling Stones or Beatles visited.