Anna Hutchison

Anna Hutchison hails from New Zealand. Her name became famous in the comedy show of New Zealand, Go Girls, and in the historical Australian dramatic Underbelly A Tale of Two Cities. In the 16th episode of Power Rangers, a long-running American kids' show. In the following season, she appeared in Joss Whedon's classic horror film The Cabin in the Woods along with Thor Chris Hemsworth from Marvel. Thor Chris Hemsworth. Anna Hutchison is a New Zealander actress. She was born on 8 February 1986 on the island of Auckland New Zealand. Anna Hutchison has 37 years of age as at September 2023. Anna Hutchison is 5 feet 5 inches (1.66 m). Hutchison first made a name for herself in New Zealand's drama Shortland Street before she went on to the American drama Power Rangers Jungle Fury. The actress also was Allison Dine the sweetheart of wrongdoing figure Terry Clark in the Australian TV arrangement Underbelly A Tale of Two Cities also known as Underbelly The Story of Mr. Asia. Also, she was in the eerie meta-anecdotal thriller The Cabin in the Woods The Cabin in the Woods, which was a collaboration between Joss-Whe.

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