Born in the USSR (now Ukraine), Marina Maximillian Blumin moved to Israel at only the age of three, and grew up tall, talented, brunette, and brown-eyed, with an hourglass figure. While acting is mostly what she’s known for now, Marina actually started out as a singer, performing in jazz clubs at the age of 15. At 20, she competed on the fifth season of Kochav Nolad, translated to A Star is Born, basically Israel’s version of American Idol, and came in second place. She’s recorded and released studio albums, and has even had a hit song in Israel. Magnificent Marina came to television in 2009 and has been working steadily ever since—she’s somewhat of a serial series monogamist, playing recurring or starring roles. Her only walk-on was as Bat Kol in the mystery thriller Pillars of Smoke in 2009, her TV debut. From there, she played Shura in drama series Weeping Susannah in 2009; Alexandra in the mini-series Barefoot (2011), a drama about three generations of family in one kibbutz (communal settlement in Israel); and Alin from 2011-2012 in the primetime drama The First Family, also known as Prime Minister’s Children. The multi-talented babe also sang on the talk show Machar Shabat in 2017, and on Hayon BaLayla, another talk show, in 2018. Marina can also be admired as the character Hila Bashan from 2019-2020 in the television series Fauda, Arabic for Chaos. The action-drama-thriller is rated TV-MA (you can see it on Netflix), so this is where things get really good for Mr. Skin. In one episode, she and her very friendly male friend go at it with each other, stripping down to nothing. While Marina is topless, the program tries to minimize it with funky camera angles and quick takes—but Mr. Skin has your back, and Marina’s front, and uses his Skin Vision to slow down the action to enhance your pleasure. And with Marina, it’s all pleasure!
