Eva-Mendes

Eva Mendes (born in New York City) is an American actress and model. The actress was noticed by a talent agency who recognized her potential and urged her to consider to work in the entertainment industry. In the end, after some reflection, she decided to leave university in order to work in the entertainment world. In the film "Children of the Corn v Fields of Terror", she was the first actress to make her debut but was not pleased in the end. To perfect and demonstrate her acting skills her acting skills, she acted in several low-budget films. She had a challenging path, but she got rewarded for her persistence and determination. After the success of Training Day, her career as an actor began to take off. She's famous for her films 2 Fast 2 Furious Ghost Rider Bad Lieutenant Port of Call New Orleans Holy Motors and 2 Fast 2 Furious.

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