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| 75 | Tot | Davidson | f | Kate Fischer was born on 30 November 1973 in Adelaide, South Australia, the daughter of future Australian politician Pru Goward and university lecturer Alastair Fischer. She is the eldest of three daughters. She attended the Canberra Girls' Grammar School before going to Narrabundah College. In 1987, at the age of 13, Fischer won the Dolly Covergirl of the Year competition and was touted as the next Elle Macpherson. By the early 1990s, she had become a high-profile model working in Sydney and New York. She did shoots for Bloomingdales, Glamor magazine and Mademoiselle, and was featured on the covers of Black + White magazine and Vogue Australia. In 2005–2006, Fischer was the face of AMP Capital Shopping Centres in Australia. In 1993, Fischer had a role in the Australian film Sirens, playing alongside Elle Macpherson, Portia de Rossi, Sam Neill and Hugh Grant as one of the three life models of painter Norman Lindsay. In 1995, Fischer was recruited for an ongoing role in the Network 10 TV soap opera Echo Point which aired for six months. She appeared in several of the Elle McFeast (Libbi Gorr) comedy specials on ABC TV such as Breasts (1996) and The Whitlam Dismissal (1996). For two years (1996–1997), Fischer was the host of the Looney Tunes cartoon show What's Up Doc? on the Nine Network. In 1997, she had a small part in the Australian film Dust Off the Wings, a drama set amidst Sydney's surfing culture. In 2000, she starred in the horror film Blood Surf, filmed in South Africa. Fischer starred as a blind girl who is courted by a struggling comedian in the Australian film comedy The Real Thing (2002) and had a small role as a CIA agent in the Steven Seagal direct-to-video action film The Foreigner (2003). In 2002, she appeared in three episodes of the Channel 7 medical drama series All Saints. In 2005, Fischer resurfaced on the Nine Network's Celebrity Overhaul, a show in which celebrities try to regain their fitness through good diet and exercise habits. In 2006, Fischer appeared as a guest judge on the Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) program Song For The Socceroos and as a contestant on the Seven Network TV show It Takes Two. The same year, she also made a guest appearance on the first series of The Chaser's War on Everything on ABC TV and also became the host of the short-lived weekly clip show Top 40 Celebrity Countdown on the Seven Network. In 2007, she filmed a short comedy video, Supermodel Hotdog, which aired on YouTube. The sketch, filmed at her LA apartment, self-satirised her popular image as a celebrity and movie star. In January 2017, Malkah (having legally changed her name several years earlier) became a contestant on the Australian version of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! She was evicted by a public vote on day 31 after spending 30 days in the African jungle. Following her departure, she made news headlines after some awkward post-eviction interviews. | Fischer was engaged to businessman James Packer until the couple separated in 1998 after five years together and a two-year engagement. Their breakup received wide coverage in both the mainstream and tabloid press, fueled by rumours regarding the extent of the financial settlement. Fischer later stated she received "a few hundred thousand dollars" and the house they had formerly shared. She eventually sold the house for A$2,825,000 in 2000. Since 1998, Fischer has spent much of her time living in the United States. While there, she converted to Judaism and changed her name to Tziporah Atarah Malkah. According to the Sydney Morning Herald in 2010, Malkah described herself as a political conservative and a supporter of the US Republican Party and the Australian Liberal Party. After returning to Australia in 2011, she resided at a boarding house for 22 months due to reduced circumstances. In 2016 it was reported that Malkah was living in Toorak, Victoria, and employed as an aged care worker. | Tot Davidson was born on 30 November 1973 in Adelaide, South Australia, the daughter of future Australian politician Pru Goward and university lecturer Alastair Davidson. She is the eldest of three daughters. She attended the Canberra Girls' Grammar School before going to Narrabundah College. In 1987, at the age of 13, Davidson won the Dolly Covergirl of the Year competition and was touted as the next Elle Macpherson. By the early 1990s, she had become a high-profile model working in Sydney and New York. She did shoots for Bloomingdales, Glamor magazine and Mademoiselle, and was featured on the covers of Black + White magazine and Vogue Australia. In 2005–2006, Davidson was the face of AMP Capital Shopping Centres in Australia. In 1993, Davidson had a role in the Australian film Sirens, playing alongside Elle Macpherson, Portia de Rossi, Sam Neill and Hugh Grant as one of the three life models of painter Norman Lindsay. In 1995, Davidson was recruited for an ongoing role in the Network 10 TV soap opera Echo Point which aired for six months. She appeared in several of the Elle McFeast (Libbi Gorr) comedy specials on ABC TV such as Breasts (1996) and The Whitlam Dismissal (1996). For two years (1996–1997), Davidson was the host of the Looney Tunes cartoon show What's Up Doc? on the Nine Network. In 1997, she had a small part in the Australian film Dust Off the Wings, a drama set amidst Sydney's surfing culture. In 2000, she starred in the horror film Blood Surf, filmed in South Africa. Davidson starred as a blind girl who is courted by a struggling comedian in the Australian film comedy The Real Thing (2002) and had a small role as a CIA agent in the Steven Seagal direct-to-video action film The Foreigner (2003). In 2002, she appeared in three episodes of the Channel 7 medical drama series All Saints. In 2005, Davidson resurfaced on the Nine Network's Celebrity Overhaul, a show in which celebrities try to regain their fitness through good diet and exercise habits. In 2006, Davidson appeared as a guest judge on the Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) program Song For The Socceroos and as a contestant on the Seven Network TV show It Takes Two. The same year, she also made a guest appearance on the first series of The Chaser's War on Everything on ABC TV and also became the host of the short-lived weekly clip show Top 40 Celebrity Countdown on the Seven Network. In 2007, she filmed a short comedy video, Supermodel Hotdog, which aired on YouTube. The sketch, filmed at her LA apartment, self-satirised her popular image as a celebrity and movie star. In January 2017, Malkah (having legally changed her name several years earlier) became a contestant on the Australian version of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! She was evicted by a public vote on day 31 after spending 30 days in the African jungle. Following her departure, she made news headlines after some awkward post-eviction interviews.Davidson was engaged to businessman James Packer until the couple separated in 1998 after five years together and a two-year engagement. Their breakup received wide coverage in both the mainstream and tabloid press, fueled by rumours regarding the extent of the financial settlement. Davidson later stated she received "a few hundred thousand dollars" and the house they had formerly shared. She eventually sold the house for A$2,825,000 in 2000. Since 1998, Davidson has spent much of her time living in the United States. While there, she converted to Judaism and changed her name to Tziporah Atarah Malkah. According to the Sydney Morning Herald in 2010, Malkah described herself as a political conservative and a supporter of the US Republican Party and the Australian Liberal Party. After returning to Australia in 2011, she resided at a boarding house for 22 months due to reduced circumstances. In 2016 it was reported that Malkah was living in Toorak, Victoria, and employed as an aged care worker. | Kate | Fischer | models | Dear Hiring Manager,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Tot Davidson to you as a model. Having worked in the same industry and seen her in action, I can attest to her professionalism, work ethic, and natural talent in front of the camera.<return><return>Tot's career began at a young age when she won the Dolly Covergirl of the Year competition at just 13 years old. From there, she quickly rose to fame and became a sought-after model in both Sydney and New York, doing shoots for top brands such as Bloomingdales and Glamor magazine. She has graced the pages of many magazines and even appeared on the covers of Black + White and Vogue Australia.<return><return>In addition to her modeling career, Tot has also acted in various films and TV shows, showcasing her versatility and talent in the entertainment industry. She has even hosted her own TV shows, such as the Looney Tunes cartoon show and the Top 40 Celebrity Countdown.<return><return>Despite her successes, Tot has remained down-to-earth and committed to her craft. She has taken part in various health and fitness programs, such as the Celebrity Overhaul and has demonstrated a willingness to learn and try new things. She has also embraced her Jewish faith and is passionate about political conservatism.<return><return>Overall, Tot Davidson is a seasoned and talented model who would make an excellent addition to any team. She has a proven track record of success and is a pleasure to work with. I highly recommend her for any modeling opportunities you may have available.<return><return>Thank you for your consideration.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] | Dear Hiring manager,<return><return>I am writing to highly recommend Tot Davidson to you as a model. Having worked in the same industry and seen her in action, I can attest to her professionalism, work ethic, and natural talent in front of the camera.<return><return>Tot's career began at a young age when she won the Dolly Covergirl of the Year competition at just 13 years old. From there, she quickly rose to fame and became a sought-after model in both Sydney and New York, doing shoots for top brands such as Bloomingdales and Glamor magazine. She has graced the pages of many magazines and even appeared on the covers of Black + White and Vogue Australia.<return><return>In addition to her modeling career, Tot has also acted in various films and TV shows, showcasing her versatility and talent in the entertainment industry. She has even hosted her own TV shows, such as the Looney Tunes cartoon show and the Top 40 Celebrity Countdown.<return><return>Despite her successes, Tot has remained down-to-earth and committed to her craft. She has taken part in various health and fitness programs, such as the Celebrity Overhaul and has demonstrated a willingness to learn and try new things. She has also embraced her Jewish faith and is passionate about political conservatism.<return><return>Overall, Tot Davidson is a seasoned and talented model who would make an excellent addition to any team. She has a proven track record of success and is a pleasure to work with. I highly recommend her for any modeling opportunities you may have available.<return><return>Thank you for your consideration.<return><return>Sincerely,<return><return>[Your Name] |
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