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Zoë Nathenson
Zoë Nathenson
57 years (Jan 1, 1969)
6 Movies
3 TV Shows

Zoë Nathenson

If a single label is wanted, Zoë Nathenson is an actress with a filmography that adds up over time rather than in one leap. For most audiences the name and Jeannie in 'Mona Lisa' go together. Elsewhere in the filmography sits 'One Night Stand'. The career has leaned toward film.
If a single label is wanted, Zoë Nathenson is an actress with a filmography that adds up over time rather than in one leap. For most audiences the name and Jeannie in 'Mona Lisa' go together. Elsewhere in the filmography sits 'One Night Stand'. The career has leaned toward film.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Zoë Nathenson?
Zoë Nathenson is 57 years old, born on January 1, 1969.
What are the most famous roles of Zoë Nathenson?
Zoë Nathenson is best known for roles in Mona Lisa, One Night Stand, Hearts of Fire.
How many movies has Zoë Nathenson been in?
Over a 43-year career (since 1983), Zoë Nathenson has appeared in 6 movies and 3 TV shows.
What was Zoë Nathenson's first movie?
The career of Zoë Nathenson began with Those Glory Glory Days (1983).
What is Zoë Nathenson's most recent movie or series?
Zoë Nathenson's most recent release is One Night Stand, which premiered on October 10, 1997.
What TV shows has Zoë Nathenson appeared in?
On television, Zoë Nathenson has appeared in The Comic Strip Presents..., Dramarama, Nice Work.
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Zoë Nathenson
Zoë Nathenson
1969-01-01

Zoë Nathenson is a British actress known for her role as Julia in the film "Those Glory Glory Days," which is centered around Tottenham Hotspur. She also appeared in the film "Mona Lisa" and had various roles in television series like "Dramarama" and "The Bill".

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