Actress, model, singer, and Harvard graduate Olga Fedori won the Caroline Isenberg Acting Award a year before she even made her onscreen debut. Born in the USSR (now the Ukraine), she came to Harvard via Kansas, where she participated in a study abroad program set up between Donetsk National University in her home country and Neosho County Community College. After Harvard and some theatre work in NYC, she headed to London, sang in a band, and landed a role as the sexy, underwear-clad Anka on the series Skins in 2007, followed by a recurring one as Anya in EastEnders in 2007. In 2008 she appeared as Lena in the extreme horror flick Mum & Dad, where we get a quick glimpse of her panty-covered ass. The year 2010 was a break-out year for the slim and sexy actress. First, she appeared as a young gypsy woman in the film The Wolfman (2010) with Anthony Hopkins, Benecio del Toro, and Emily Blunt. Then she landed the role of Frieda Petrenko on the long-running and highly popular series Holby City—a part she played for 100 episodes, and for which she was nominated for Most Popular Newcomer from the National Television Awards in the UK. She hung out on the set of Holby City from 2010-2012, came back for one episode each in 2015 and 2017, then came back for real from 2018-2019. In the “so smart she went to Harvard” category, Mr. Skin will also share she speaks French, English, Russian, Italian, German, and Thai. And when she was at the university in the Ukraine, she studied international relations and law.
