Antje Traue and Antoinette Robertson

Antje is an actress from Germany. Her first English character was in the movie Pandorum. Her most well-known role is for her portrayal of the antagonist Faora, in Man of Steel & The Flash and Agnes Nielsen, in Dark. Antje Traue (born on 18 January 1981) is an actress from Germany. German actress. She speaks both German as well as English fluently and appeared in her first English-language role in the movie Pandorum. Antje Traue is an actor who hails from Germany. Her birth date was 18 January 1981 in the city of Mittweida, Karl-Marx-Stadt East Germany. Pandorum made her debut in English. Her international fame is primarily for her portrayal as Faora, the indestructible villain of Faora in 2013's Superman movie Man of Steel and her character in the role of Agnes Nielsen in the German Netflix series Dark. When she was a teenager when she began her professional career, her work in the theatre began with a role as Jeanne d'Arc. At sixteen, she won her role as the leading lady in the International Munich Art Lab's very first Hip Hopera. Traue toured and performed with the show on stages across Europe, Germany and New York City for four years. Traue subsequently appeared in several film and television projects which included Kleinruppin forever Berlinam Meer as well as Phantomschmerz. In 2008 Traue was chosen for leading female character in the movie Pandorum a science fiction/thriller film written and directed by Christian Alvart who wrote the script with Travis Milloy and starring Dennis Quaid as well as Ben Foster. Antoinette Robertson has been an American actress, producer and model since June 26 the 26th of June, 1994. Robertson has appeared in numerous films and television shows, including Diggstown featuring Vivian Jefferson (2021-2022), The Blackening Block Party: Juneteenth with Keke McQueen (Keke McQueen 2020) and others. She was raised in Jamaica and was born in New York. Her parents are originally from Jamaica, but have settled in New York. She earned a BSc diploma in Chemistry from Stony Brook University.