Nina Gofur
Nina Gofur is known for Nectar (2021), Phantasmagoria (2018) and Phantasmagoria (2018).
Nina Gogaeva
Nina Gogaeva is a Russian theater and film actress. She never dreamed of becoming an actress, she wanted to sing. She studied vocals, took part in various competitions. During her studies at school she participated in theatrical performances, danced and studied music. She knows and loves classical music. After graduating from school and submitting documents to the Shchukin Higher Theater School, Gogaeva entered the course of Aleksandr Grave. In 2000, after graduating from college, she enters the Moscow Art Theater. Gogaeva is engaged in scoring , advertising, works in a number of film and television projects. She is best known for her roles in the TV series "Sword", "Forester", "Sniffer", "Trace" and "Mylodrama".
Nina Grillo
Nina Grillo is an actress, known for The House of Magic (2013).
Nina Groll
Nina Groll is known for Another Brick in the Wall (2016) and Class of '85 (2022).
Nina Grosse
Nina Grosse was born on August 11, 1958 in Munich, West Germany. She is a writer and director, known for Der gläserne Himmel (1987), Die Protokollantin (2018) and Das Wochenende (2012).
Nina Guilbert
Nina Guilbert is an actress, known for What Price Crime (1935), The Sagebrush Family Trails West (1940) and The Moth (1934).
Nina Gummich
Nina Gummich was born in 1991. She is an actress, known for Die Wölfe (2009), Bridge of Spies (2015) and Allein unter Schülern (2009).
Nina Hafner
Nina Hafner is known for Dinner für Acht (2022), SOKO Kitzbühel (2001) and Ladies Who Plunge.
Nina Hagen
Has performed throughout the world for over forty years. Born March 11, 1955 in the former East Berlin, East Germany, to Hans and Eva-Maria Hagen. At the age of four began to study ballet and at an early age was considered to be an "opera prodigy". In 1979, appeared with Herman Brood, and Lene Lovich in the film Cha-Cha (1979). The three composed the film's soundtrack.
Nina Hargis
Nina Hargis is known for Day 5 (2016), My Stretch of Texas Ground (2019) and Blow a Kiss (2017).
