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| Milla Jovovich was born December 17th, 1975 in Kiev, Ukraine, the daughter of Russian stage actress Gallina Loginova and Yugoslavian pediatrician Bogie Jovovich. When Jovovich was five years old, her family emigrated to Sacramento. Already a startling beauty at age 11, Jovovich began pursuing an acting career; when her photograph reached the offices of the Prima modeling agency, a somewhat different career path began. Her first cover, for the Italian fashion magazine Lei, and a six-page fashion spread shot by Herb Ritts for a French fashion magazine, catapulted the young, barely-trained model to the top ranks. During her first year, she'd done 15 fashion covers and countless other shoots, still managing the time for her studies -- including the training necessary for runway work -- and, like any L.A. teen, to "hang out at the mall." Having gained international fame, Jovovich decided to focus upon her original goal. She made her screen debut in 1988's Two Moon Junction as the younger sister of Sherilyn Fenn, and also starred in a Disney Channel fantasy feature, Night Train to Kathmandu, as the daughter of two archeologists, who befriends a magical prince. Her first toplined feature was 1991's Return to the Blue Lagoon, and, at 14, she was featured in Richard Attenborough's Chaplin, as Mildred Harris, the first wife of the pioneering film comedian and director. A brief role in Richard Linklater's high school comedy Dazed and Confused followed. Though her screen-time was brief, the role was her singing debut, as the character gave an a capella rendition of a few lines from Jovovich's own composition The Alien Song. She also starred opposite Christian Slater in Kuffs. A student of voice and piano since a very early age, Jovovich bought her first electric guitar at the age of 13 and was eagerly receptive when approached by an agent from SBK Records. At the age of 15, Jovovich set to work writing songs for her first album, but was surprised to learn that the label wanted to package her as a pop diva, working with other writers and arrangers. With the help of her friend Chris Brenner, the teen engaged in a battle with the label that eventually resulted in the release of Milla: The Divine Comedy on EMI Records in 1994 -- her own songs, recorded her own way, and hailed by such music industry giants as Rolling Stone magazine. Putting aside her acting and modeling careers, Jovovich pursued a strenuous tour schedule through the remainder of 1994 and the start of 1995. She was preparing to enter the studio to begin work on her second album when the opportunity to star in The Fifth Element arose. On the completion of principal shooting, Jovovich returned to modeling for a handful of plum assignments, and has started work on her second album for release in late 1997. |
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