Summer and Jackie

Summer Bishil, an American actress is most famous for portraying Margo Hanson on the Syfy Fantasy series The Magicians. The role she played before as a Lebanese American teenager Jasira that goes through an array of struggles in the context of the U.S. conflict in Iraq was part of Alan Ball's film Towelhead. The subsequent recognition as one of the Top 10 actors of Variety in 2007 was also an impressive honour. She played another powerful character Taslima Jahangir in the 2009 thriller Crossing Over for which she was nominated for the Independent Spirit Award in the Best Female lead category. In addition, she acted as co-lead in films such as The Mooz-lum The Last Airbender Pop Star, Under the Silver Lake, and in several TV guest role. Jackie Guerrido...............................She was born in San Juan Puerto Rico on September 24 1972. Johnno Guerrido is her father and Silvia Guerrido is her mother. Maria Guerrido is her sister. She is a fervent Christian that belongs to Hispanic race. Libra is one of her Zodiac signs. She attended school at her local elementary and high schools. After graduating, she went to the University of Florida and studied journalism. Additionally she enrolled at The University of Miami but her major is unknown now. Jackie Guerrido stands at 5 feet 3 inches (1.60m), and her body weighs 52 pounds. Her body measurements are 34-26-36.5 inches. Additionally, she has a pair of beautiful brown eyes paired with brown hair. Jackie Guerrido was offered a profession with the WSKQ producer following her voiceover. In Miami shortly after receiving that first job offer, Guerrido received another one by WRMA. There she stayed to air news and traffic for a number of years. Then, she was recruited by WRTO Radio to host a music show. In the wake of her stellar performance, she was subsequently offered a role as a traffic reporter at WSCV-TV, which she was employed on both the radio as well as on the TV. Univision offered her a position as a weather forecaster on Channel 23 Morning News.