Catherine and Christina

Christina Ricci was born on 12 February 1980 and is 5'8 high. Christina Ricci has been an American actress since then. Ricci first gained recognition for her work as a teen child actress for her roles as Wednesday Addams and Addams Family Values (both 1993) in The Addams Family and as Kat Harvey, in Casper. Ricci shifted into roles more suited to adults with The Ice Storm (1997), followed by an award-winning appearance of The Opposite of Sex 1998 that resulted in her being an award as a Golden Globe nominee for Best Actress. After Sleepy Hollow in 1999 and Monster 2003, Ricci continued to enjoy the success. Ricci played opposite Liam Neeson in Black Snake Moan (2007, Penelope 2008), Speed Racer (8), New York I Love You (9), and After.Life (2009). Catherine bell................................Actress Catherine Bell captivated audiences worldwide by playing strong-willed women who often exuded quiet confidence onscreen. Her modeling career started with and then minor acting. Her breakthrough came when she landed her performance on JAG as a daring military attorney that radiated both sexuality and good-nature. The role also transformed Bell into one of the most desirable actresses of the decade of 2000. Bell's name was featured on the FHM Sexiest Woman List and the Maxim Sexiest Woman List. Bell's character on Army Wives, a Lifetime series that ran from 2007 to 2013, enabled her to show emotional depth after she left the relatively lightweight JAG. A broken-hearted homewife who was beaten to death by her troubled teenage son she won the hearts of viewers and critics.

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