Victoria: I just recently found out that I was actually nominated for FANGORIA's best actress CHAINSAW AWARD in 2003 and I never knew! I still don't even know who won - but I was nominated alongside amazing actresses such as Naomi Watts, Patricia Clarkson, Aaliyah and Laura Linney! You can imagine my surprise... (Victoria's post from her fansite)
Victoria: It was fascinating, I've also been interested with oddities and freaks since a very young age. Whenever I would fall on a documentary or magazine article or books about people with deformations or conditions, I was very curious to know how they lived or what they were like. (about Wolf Girl)
Victoria: Where do I see myself in ten years? With adopted children (laughs). Just in a comfortable place in my life. I’ll be happy choosing scripts, making movies not just as an actress but as a producer and as a director. And helping people. Doing humanitarian work. (answering Joe Vannicola's question where does she see herself in ten years)
Victoria: I have nothing against nudity as long as it’s needed for the film and it’s part of the film. I do have something against just gratuitously showing everything for nothing. When it’s not needed, then I try not to do it.
Victoria: What a great woman. She is an angel and I’ll never forget her. Beautiful soul. (about an actress Darlene Cates)
In theater of John Abbott College, Victoria played the role of Priscilla in "The Gut Girls", Dainty Fidget and Lucy Mai in "The Country Wife", Frau Stein in "Edith Stein" and a role of Ann Putnam in "The Crucible".
Victoria can speak English, French, Spanish, and Polish.
Victoria's brother is director, writer, and producer of "Eternal"(2004), Federico Sanchez.
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