Hannah Quinlivan (Credit: Pinterest)
On 10 July 2018, Hannah Quinlivan attended the Skyscraper premiere, which took place in New York City. She joined Carla Cugino. Not just her, but also Neve Campbell at the event, who is known for her roles in thrillers and dramas.
Concerning her fashionable appearance, Hannah Quinlivan’s choice of a Prada gown with metallic sequins must have made a significant impact at the premiere.
On the other hand, the contrasting train and the Brian Atwood sandals of Cara, sound like they added a unique touch to the outfit. Jamie Wolf earrings and an Edie Parker clutch must have complemented the look beautifully.
It’s always exciting to see fashion statements like that at high-profile events.
Hannah Quinlivan has a diverse background and an interesting career trajectory. Her early work in “Blackie’s Teenage Club” and “I Love The Man” paved the way for her acting debut in “Ti Amo Chocolate” and minor roles in films like “Step Back to Glory” and “Amour et Pâtisserie.”
Her mix of Taiwanese, Australian, Chinese, and Korean heritage likely adds to her unique presence in the entertainment industry.
In 2014, Hannah Quinlivan continued to build her acting career with notable roles. Her portrayal of Lucy in “Moon River” and her cameo in “The Lying Game” showcased her range.
Taking on the lead role of Ren Yuhong in “Heart Of Steel” marked a significant step in her career, while her role in “Twa-Tiu-Tiann” as the former girlfriend of Chris Wang’s character added to her diverse filmography.
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