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Natasha Pavlovich is a Serbian-American actress known for her versatility in Hollywood and international prime-time TV shows and films. Casting directors choose Natasha for her chameleon-like ability to embody diverse roles, speak multiple languages, and excel in both dramatic and comedic parts. She has portrayed a wide range of characters, from a naive immigrant to a hired assassin, appearing in hundreds of roles. Natasha spoke Russian as Marina Oswald, wife of Lee Harvey Oswald, on the hit series "Quantum Leap." She used Arabic as an Iraqi Lieutenant on "JAG," sang in Romanian as a nanny on the sitcom "Pride & Joy," and spoke French as a fashion designer on Dick Wolf's "Players." She also spoke Czech as a fashion model on "Down The Shore," played Italian on "Delta," portrayed a Bolivian beauty queen in "The Naked Truth," and a Roma character in JAG's episode "Gypsy Eyes." Natasha appeared in several episodes of the popular Serbian TV series "Gorki Plodovi" (Bitter Fruit), performing in Serbian.
One of Natasha’s most memorable film experiences was on "The Son of the Pink Panther," shot at Pinewood Studios in Iver, England. Her daily routine involved learning directing techniques from legendary Blake Edwards, enjoying tea with Julie Andrews, and rehearsing lines with Academy Award-winning co-star Roberto Benigni.
While preparing to publish her extensive literary works, including novels and screenplays, Natasha’s life took a different path. Amid a child custody battle involving longtime partner and ex-fiancé Joe Lara, known for his role as Tarzan, and his new wife, Gwen Shamblin Lara, founder of the Remnant Fellowship "cult," Natasha studied law and successfully represented herself against three experienced attorneys. This chapter of her life is featured in the Max documentary series "The Way Down: God, Greed, and the Cult of Gwen Shamblin." Natasha plans to release her memoir along with film and television projects to highlight her talents in writing, directing, producing, and acting.
