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Vanessa Ray is an American artist and actress that has appeared in films such as Devil's Due and TV shows such as Suits. Her career began as an actress by playing minor and guest roles in theatre productions as well as TV shows. As the World Changes was the first major role she played in her acting career. The soap opera featured legal professionals and medical professionals. In later years, she gained fame as Jenny Griffith in the legal drama Suits. Harvey Specter a attorney and Mike his assistant solved the legal problems. The show received positive reviews and multiple prizes. Blue Bloods and other police dramas rank among her most well-known works. This show received mostly positive feedback. Ray was also featured in various films, including the drama movie Not Waving But Drowning where she played the lead role and the musical comedy film The Rumperbutts where she had the role of a support. 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 career of Taylor Cole began around the mid-2000s when she was a co-star on Summerland which was a drama. Then came several one-episode roles and a regular stint in the show Heroes as the Teleporting Rachel Mills. Cole proved that she could play women who are more complicated than they appeared. She then starred as an unexpectedly beautiful woman in The Event, a science-fiction series.

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