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| | name = Ivana Miličević | |||
| | image = Valenka by Ivana Miličević.jpg | |||
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| | birthname = Ivana Miličević | |||
| | birthdate = {{birth date and age|1974|04|26}} | |||
| | birthplace = ], ], formerly ] | |||
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| | othername = Ivana Marina / Ivana Milavich / Hrana Milicevic | |||
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| '''Ivana Milicevic''' (born ], ]) is an American actress of ] ].<!--Please review the talkpage archives before modifying the nationality or ethnicity information here--> | |||
| ==Biography== | |||
| ===Early life=== | |||
| Milicevic was born in ], ], formerly ], the daughter of Damir, a homemaker and entrepreneur, and Tonka Miličević, a slaughterhouse worker and entrepreneur.<ref></ref><!--Need a better ref for this--> She has two younger brothers, ], (who is the guitarist in the rock band ]), and Fillip.<ref></ref> Milicevic, an ethnic ],<ref></ref> emigrated to the ] with her family when she was five years old and was raised in ]. Milicevic worked as a model while attending ] in ]. | |||
| ===Career=== | |||
| Milicevic began acting after graduation, with guest appearances in several television shows like '']'', '']'', '']'', '']'', '']'', '']'' (as ]'s wife and fellow ] agent), '']'' and '']'' (as a mourner at Ross' memorial service on Season 9). Her acting career has also included a regular role on the ] series '']''. | |||
| In 2006, she starred in the CBS series ''].'' She was also in ] and ]. She can be seen as ] in the ] film ''].'' She also had a role as Roxanne in '']'' in 2001, appeared as Erika Helios in '']'' in 2004, and as Jean Raynor in '']'' in 2006. In ] she played Lena, a model's older sister who would blackmail ] after revealing that her "sister" is actually her teenage daughter after he slept with her on "]." | |||
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| *{{imdb name|id=0587431|name=Ivana Milicevic}} | |||
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