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Yvonne Mai

German actress

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About Yvonne Mai

Yvonne Mai was an actor.

Yvonne Mai (born in Hamburg, Germany) is an American-German actress, with Danish and French roots.

Early career Mai developed an interest in modelling and theater in early stages of her life. As a teenager she began modelling and stage work in Germany. In her late teens she was scouted for the German TV series ‘Die Schulermittler’ as a lead.

Career Mai is currently signed with International Artists Management (IAM) in London, England. She worked on film projects such as her most known work in Netflix TV series Vikings: Valhalla and as a lead in The Last Faust directed by Philipp Humm and starring Steven Berkhoff, Blackbird directed by Michael Flatley, Spy City directed by and several short films, i.e. The Drop and Reflections.

Additionally, she has worked on global commercial campaigns with brands such as John Frieda, Neutrogena, Peloton, Ikea and more.

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Hamburg
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Frequently asked questions

Who was Yvonne Mai?

German actress

When was Yvonne Mai born?

Yvonne Mai was born in Hamburg.

What was Yvonne Mai's occupation?

Yvonne Mai was an actor.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Yvonne Mai

· Wikidata: Q68280112

· DBpedia: Yvonne Mai (actress)

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