Vanessa and Taylor

Vanessa Ray is a singer-actress American actress. She's appeared on TV shows such as Suits as well as films like Devil's Due. The beginning of her career she played small or guest parts on stage as well as in television programs. As the World Changes was her first big role that she played in her acting career. The show was a look into the lives of doctors and lawyers. In the future she was referred to by the name Jenny Griffith from the legal drama Suits. Harvey Specter a legal expert and Mike the assistant of his handled cases in the show. The show won critical acclaim and numerous awards. Her other works include Blue Bloods, a police drama. It was praised by the general public. Ray was in a variety of films such as Not Waving But Drowning, which was a drama in which she played the role of the main character, and The Rumperbutts, a musical comedy, in which she starred with various characters. Taylor Cole...................hrough the early 2010s the stunning Taylor Cole has appeared in numerous television series and films including such propulsive action-packed features as 2011's The Green Hornet. Her first appearance was in the latter part of 2000 with a co-starring part on the dramatic show Summerland that led to numerous single-episode roles as well as a regular appearance on Heroes as the character teleporting Rachel Mills and an integral role in the 2009 action movie 12 Rounds. Cole demonstrated that she was able to perform roles that had more depth as they seemed. In the following years, she played an unexpectedly beautiful woman in The Event, a science-fiction production.

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