Vanna Bonta is a multifaceted American creative talent, renowned for her captivating performances as a guest artist, most notably as the superhero's mother, or rather the queen of Zed, in the iconic fantasy film The Beastmaster, released in 1982, as well as for her contributions to the esteemed productions Beauty and the Beast (1991),An American Tail: Fievel Goes West (1991),and The Universe (2007).
Born in the Southern United States, Vanna Bonta is a linguistic virtuoso, proficient in not one, not two, but three languages: Italian, French, and Thai. Her diverse linguistic abilities are a testament to her cosmopolitan upbringing, which saw her spend her formative years in various parts of the world, including Bangkok, Thailand, Florence, Italy, and the United States.
Vanna Bonta's educational journey commenced in Thailand, where she attended a British missionary school, laying the foundation for her future academic and professional pursuits.
Biography:
Vanna Bonta was born in the South and speaks fluent Italian, some French, and some Thai. She grew up in Bangkok, Thailand, Florence, Italy, and the USA. She began her schooling in Thailand where she attended a British missionary school.
