Annica Hansen

Annica Hansen (born Annika Hansen 16 October 1982 in Duisburg, Germany) is a German presenter and model.

For the fictional character of Star Trek, also known as Annika Hansen, see Seven of Nine.

Annica Hansen
Annica Hansen 2011
Born
Annika Hansen

(1982-10-16) 16 October 1982
Duisburg, Germany
WebsiteOfficial website

Life and career

Hansen grew up in Tönisvorst and moved during her school time to Krefeld. At the age of eighteen she started her model career and moved after her Abitur to Cologne. During her studies of mathematics and "Textile Clothing Management" she started to work as advertising and catalogue model.[1]

In 2004 she appeared for the first time on television as sports trainer in the Sat.1 show Kämpf um deine Frau.[2] At this time she took also elocution lessions and took 2004 part in the television series Schulmädchen as well as from 2005 to 2006 as supporting actress in the soap operas Verbotene Liebe and Unter uns.

Filmography

An incomplete list of films in which Annica Hansen has appeared:

  • 2004: Life's a Bitch (Musikvideo Motörhead)[3]
  • 2004: Schulmädchen
  • 2004: Kämpf um Deine Frau
  • 2005: Verbotene Liebe
  • 2006: Unter uns
  • 2008: Männer TV (as presenter)
  • 2010: Push – Das Sat.1-Magazin (as reporter)
  • since 2010: Galileo (as reporter)
  • 2011: Das Model und der Freak – Falling in Love
  • 2011: Das perfekte Promi-Dinner
  • 2011–2012: ReitTV - Das Pferde- und Reitsportmagazin (as presenter)
  • 2011–2013: TV Total Turmspringen
  • 2011: Sat.1 Race of Champions (as co-reporter)
  • 2012: Annica Hansen – Der Talk (as presenter)
  • 2012: ADAC GT Masters, Nürburgring (as co-reporter)
  • 2013: Wie werd’ ich …? (as presenter)
  • 2013: Elton zockt – Live (as reporter and presenter)
  • 2013–2014: Teuer oder Billig – wir testen die Besten! (as reporter)
  • 2014: taff-Wochenserie (as presenter)
  • 2014: TV total Wok-WM

References
  1. Sat.1 biography
  2. Sat.1-Show "Kämpf um deine Frau!": Muskelstraffung, Herzerweichung in Spiegel Online 20 September 2004
  3. Motörhead - Life's a Bitch on YouTube, accessed 31 May 2014


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