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Angelina Håkansson

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Angelina Hakansson is a Swedish actress and former Host in England. She has attracted attention for her role as 28 year old Anni-Fryd Lyngstad in the feature film Ted-For Love's, directed by Hanes Holm. Filming took place from May to July 2017 when she also corresponded Lyngstad. She has said that Anni-Fryd Lyngstd's formulations gave her a unique opportunity to capture ABBA singer's positive personality on the big screen.  Angelina began her career as a presenter and producer in British radio and TV. Among other things, she broadcast Angelina's Journey at Total Rock Radio for eight years and worked for MTV Networks and EMI Music in the UK. She plays the female lead in the episode The Inn in the humorous miniseries Love Comes, which was launched on Youtube in February 2018. Josef Fares has directed all episodes of Love Comes and the sender of the five episodes in Comviq. In December 2017, she participated in Unicef Sweden's Christmas campaign and plays a sympathetic character in the TV commercial for UN Children's Fun. Too is know for her role in horror series Crytid 2020.

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