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Victoria Schmidt

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Victoria Schmidt

Born	Auckland, New Zealand
Occupation	Actor/writer

Victoria Schmidt is a New Zealand theatre, film and television actress.

Biography

Schmidt was born and raised in South Auckland, New Zealand and is of Samoan descent. She performed as an actress. ^[1] and was also a writer. ^[2]

Personal life

She is the niece of Sonny Schmidt, a New Zealand-born professional body builder and former 1995 Masters Mr. Olympia.

She is the grand-niece of the former Minister of Labour for Samoa; Polataivao Fosi Schmidt, who also was a boxer.

References

↑ "Theatre Preview: The Factory, Mangere Arts Centre". NZ Herald. 2011-08-12. Retrieved 2024-11-23.
↑ "Literal". literal.club. Retrieved 2024-11-23.

External links

Victoria Schmidt at IMDb
Samoan Wedding at IMDb

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