Anna Chlumsky and Anna Czartoryska

Anna Maria Chlumsky was born in the US. Her acting career began as an infant and was first popular for her character Vada Sultenfuss in the movie My Girl and its sequel My Girl 2. She took a hiatus between 1999 and 2005, in order to enroll in university. Anna Chlumsky, born December 3rd the 3rd of December, 1980 in Chicago Illinois is the daughter of Nancy Chlumsky and Frank Chlumsky Jr. His father works as a chef and her mother previously worked as a flight attendant. Her mother is a singer and perform, her dad is also an accomplished saxophonist. As a 10 month old young girl, she modelled for Marshall Fields advertisements. She was raised by her mother after the separation of her parents after she was two years old. When she was 10 months old, Marshall Field used her as a child model in their ads. Her mother was the sole caregiver. her mother following the divorce of her parents after she turned two. Anna Czartoryska-Niemczycka (born 8 January 1984 in Warsaw ) - Polish actress, stage and television.She finished and Social High School in Warsaw and the National School of Music second degree. Fryderyk Chopin was born in Warsaw. In the University of Warsaw offered a 2-year program in musicology. Following her graduation from the Theatre Academy in 2009, she worked as an musicologist for two years. Alexander Zelwerowicz in Warsaw .CareerIn the years 2009-2013 was associated with the Contemporary Theatre in Warsaw where she made her debut in the musical performances of It goes youth and Moulin Noir.Guest was also a part of the Dramatic Theatre in Warsaw as Fior in Operetta by Witold Gombrowicz, and Nova Scena Musical Theatre Roma . The stage premiere for her monodrama Morphine inspired by the memory of Elena Bulgakov with songs by Agnieszka osiecka brand and Jonah Grechuta Cofta took on March 11, 2011. Music from Morphine were featured on their debut album, actress. The album's songs are performed by Polish Radio in the concert theatres at Kalisz Bydgoszcz Slupsk as well as other Polish cities.