Anna Torv and Anna Wintour

Anna Torv hails from Australia. She has played Olivia Dunham, Wendy Carr and Tess respectively as part of The Last of Us (HBO), the HBO drama set in a post-apocalyptic future. Hans Torv, who was born in Melbourne Australian couple, gave birth to the famous actress. At the age of six, her parents separated. Anna along with her mother Dylan moved from Melbourne to Mudgeeraba in Gold Coast Queensland. She claims that the father and daughter have been apart since Anna was eight. As a child, her mother strongly discouraged her and Dylan from watching TV. Anna Wintour, full name is Dame Anna Wintour was born November 3, 1949, in London England. She is an British journalist who became one of fashion's most powerful figures as editor-in-chief of American Vogue from 1988 to date. Anna Wintour is one of the most well-known names in journalism as well as fashion. Her birth date was in the month of November on in Hampstead. Her zodiac sign is Scorpio. Since her childhood, Wintour's parents Charles Wintour & Eleanor Trego Baker Wintour showed an keen interest in fashion. She started working for the clothing firm Biba at the age of 15. Anna Wintour, one of five children born to Charles Wintour & Eleanor Nonie Baker from Hampstead, England on 3 November 1949 was the first child. Anna Wintour was born 3 November 1949 in the city of London England to Eleanor T. Baker and Charles Wintour. In 1979, the parents split up. She was a student at in the North London Collegiate School. She was independent-minded since her beginnings and frequently rebelled at the strict dress codes of her school with small skirts. When she was 15 she found her first employment with the help of her father, who worked at the well-known store Biba. Then she dropped out of school to go through a Harrods programme of education. The school she enrolled her in for fashion classes on the insistence by her parents. She subsequently dropped out of the school. Since she was 15, her hair style has always been the bob. She was a frequent visitor to London nightclubs frequented by Rolling Stones, Beatles, and other popular pop artists.