Vanessa and Taylor

Vanessa Ray has starred in television shows like Suits and films such as Devil's Due. Her career began acting as an actress and has since played parts in minor roles as well as guest characters on stage productions and TV shows. One of the early significant performances in her professional career was one that recurred in the soap-opera As the World Turns. It was a show about life of legal and medical experts. She later became famous for her character Jenny Griffith in the legal drama Suits. The show was about Harvey Specter a lawyer and his associate Mike who solve legal problems. It was acclaimed by critics and won multiple awards. Her work also includes the crime drama Blue Bloods. The series received mostly positive feedback. Ray played a part in a range of movies, such as the musical comedy The Rumperbutts and the drama Not Waving But Drowning. She played a lead role. 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. The early 2000s saw Cole appeared on Summerland. This led to several single episode appearances. Also, she played the teleporting Rachel Mills in Heroes and was an integral part of the action-packed film 12 Rounds. She has proven she can perform in a variety of roles with surprising depth, the 2010s have been filled with surprises. Cole as a co-star on the science fiction series The Event as a woman who's much more than what she seems in the first place.

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