Nina Bergman

Nina Bergman was born in Denmark and is the granddaughter of Russian actor Pavel Kadochnikov. Her early childhood was spent traveling across Europe with her Russian Gypsy grandparents. At age 14, she received a scholarship to the Urdang Academy in London to study musical theatre and later continued her education at the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow for ballet. She then moved to New York City, where she attended NYU Tisch School of the Arts. During this period, she secured her first agent and began working in plays, films, commercials, and modeling, also starting her career in music by singing in underground bands. An early pursuit in amateur boxing, undertaken to support herself, later aided her in landing physically demanding acting roles.

Her career expanded significantly, with notable film roles including Marie in “Hell Hath No Fury,” the lead role of “GG” in “Carpe Noctem,” and Carley in “Doom: Annihilation.” She also participated in video games, portraying “Battery” (likeness) in “Call of Duty: Black Ops 4.” Bergman received an Honorable Mention Award for Best Actress from the AOF International Film Festival for her performance as Trinidad in “Assassin X.” She has featured in television programs such as “The Late Late Show with James Corden” and “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,” and hosted shows for E! Entertainment and Fuse. In music, she fronted bands like Shocknina, Dead Rose Beauty, and Letters from the Fire, and signed a six-album deal with Warner Bros. Records for her solo project N.I.N.A., working with Paul Anka and Rob Cavallo.

Nina Bergman has contributed to soundtracks for films such as “Catacombs,” “Repo the Genetic Opera,” and “Sharknado.” She performed live at major events, including the World Series and the NCAA College Football Season. Her modeling career includes over 50 commercials and hundreds of print campaigns for brands like La Perla, Apple, Sprite, Nike, Nature Valley, Dos Equis, Carl’s Jr., and Saxx Underwear. Alongside her professional endeavors, Bergman is an animal rights activist and a vegan, actively participating in numerous charities to advocate for the ethical treatment of animals. Her upcoming projects include “Chief Of Station” (2024), starring Aaron Eckhart, and “Cold Meat” (2023), where she stars opposite Allen Leech, which screened at Fright Fest in London.