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Zoe Zaldaņa

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Zoe Yanira Zaldaņa Nazario (born June 19, 1978 in New Jersey), better known plainly as Zoe Zaldaņa, is a Dominican-American actress. She has gained popularity in Hollywood, with her participation in television shows like Law & Order and in a number of movies. She is also sometimes credited as Zoe Zaldana, Zoe Saldana or Zoe Saldaņa.

At the age of seven, Zaldaņa moved to her parents' native Dominican Republic, to learn about her Latin American culture's heritage and to start training for a future career in show business. There, she was enlisted in a ballet class.

Zaldaņa gained experience as a dancer in the Dominican Republic, having been enlisted in one of the most prestigious dancing schools of that country. After a few years there, she and her family decided to return to the United States, where Zaldaņa enrolled in an acting program, called the Faces Theater Program . She was still a member of that school when she got her first screen experience, on an episode of Law & Order that first aired October 13, 1999. Zaldaņa left the school after her major film debut, in 2000's Center Stage.

Zaldaņa appeared on two Law & Order episodes.

Zaldaņa was the "victim" of a joke by Ashton Kutcher when the comedy actor conspired with one of Zaldaņa's friends, an R&B singer, her friend's boyfriend and another actress, to have Zaldaņa believe that she had walked in on her friend's boyfriend kissing the actress. This joke was aired on the MTV show, Punk'd.

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