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Ivana Milicevic (born April 26, 1974 in Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina, formerly Yugoslavia) is an American actress.

Milicevic was born in Yugoslavia, to Tonka Miličević, a slaughterhouse worker and entrepreneur, and Damir, a homemaker and entrepreneur. She has two younger brothers, Tomo and Fillip. Milicevic, an ethnic Croat, emigrated to the United States with her family when she was nine years old and was raised in Michigan. Milicevic worked as a model while attending Athens High School in Troy, Michigan. She began acting after graduation, with guest appearances in several television shows like Charmed, Seinfeld, Felicity, The Nanny, Buzzkill, Buffy The Vampire Slayer (as Riley Finn's wife and fellow black ops agent), Yes, Dear and Friends (as a mourner at Ross' memorial service on Season 9). Her acting career has also included a regular role on the HBO series The Mind of the Married Man.

In 2006, she starred in the CBS series Love Monkey. She was also in Just Like Heaven and Paycheck. She can be seen as Valenka in the James Bond film Casino Royale. She also had a role as Roxanne in Head Over Heels in 2001, appeared as Erika Helios in Frankenstein in 2004, and as Jean Raynor in The Plague in 2006. In 2007 she played Lena, a model's older sister who would blackmail Daniel Meade after revealing that her "sister" is actually her teenage daughter after he slept with her on "Ugly Betty."

Her brother Tomo Milicevic is the guitarist in the rock band 30 Seconds to Mars.

References

1. Ivana Milicevic Biography (1978-)
2. Ivana Milicevic Biography - Yahoo! Movies
3. Ivana's Ethnic Heritage on croatianworld.net

External links

• Ivana Milicevic at IMDb

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