Anna Hutchison

Anna Hutchison hails from New Zealand. Anna Hutchison is a Kiwi actor. She has played three different roles on three popular television shows: Shortland Street, where she is portrayed as a teenage Delphi Glaw. This role made her famous in her role on the New Zealand comedy drama Go Girls and in Australia's historical crime drama Underbelly A Tale of Two Cities. She was roped in for the 16th season the long-running American children's show Power Rangers. Then, she starred in the Joss Whedon's cult horror film The Cabin in the Woods with Marvel's Thor Chris Hemsworth. Anna Hutchison - a New Zealander born 8 February in Auckland New Zealand - is an actress. Anna Hutchison is 37 years old as of September 2023. Anna Hutchison measures 5 feet and 5 inches (1.66 meters). Hutchison started her acting career in Shortland Street on Shortland Street in New Zealand and continued with Power Rangers Jungle Fury, which is an American TV show. The actress also played Allison Dine - the lover of Terry Clark, a villainous persona on the show Underbelly A Tale of Two Cities (also known as Underbelly The Story of Mrs. Asia) - on the Australian TV show Underbelly A Tale of Two Cities. In 2012, JossWhedon's and Drew Goddard meta anecdotal film The Cabin in the Woods was a part of her.

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