Mena Alexandra Suvari Bio

Mena Suvari is an American model, actress and fashion designer, is Mena. Her performance as a gorgeous and captivating woman in the film "American Pie" was her first big part. Suvari is famous for her role in several films that include "American Beauty," "Loser and 'Rumor Has It', and 'You Might Not Kiss the Bride'. Suvari began her modeling career in the teen years. In the past she was a model for the company 'Wilhelmina Interna Inc.' Suvari was a guest actor in a variety of TV shows. But her debut in feature films was with the dark comedy "Nowhere." However, it was her role in the teen sex comedy "American Pie" that made her famous. The role she played in "American Beauty" was also a huge success. She is a fervent supporter of breast cancer and anti-smoking awareness. Mena Alexandra Suevari was born in Newport, Rhode Island, on the 13th of February 1979. Ando Suvari was her father. He worked as a psychiatrist. Candice Suvari is her mom, as well as nurse. Candice is of Greek origin. Suvari is the oldest brother of three: AJ, Sulev and Juri.

 



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