Candice Day
Candice Day is known for Ghost Rider (2007), Charlotte's Web (2006) and Tomboys (2009).
Candice De Visser
Candice De Visser was born in the small town of Dacono, Colorado at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, to parents with Dutch and Cherokee ancestry. She showed a passion for the arts and theater at a young age and appeared in her first of many plays at the age of 13. Over the past decade her stage presence has grown, playing Marsha in "Let's Murder Marsha" and a step-sister in "Into the Woods". Candice eventually moved to New York to continue her studies in acting, focusing on course studies and private lessons specifically for film. While in New York, she co-produced the off-Broadway musical, "Down the Rabbit Hole." She went on to study at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts (LAMDA), before landing her first film role as "Dollface" in The Funhouse Massacre.
Candice Dowson
Candice Dowson is known for Bad Girls (2021).
Candice Fawcett
Candice Fawcett was born on 9 August 1994 in the USA. She is an actress, known for Mea Culpa (2024), Bog Lake and Good Waitress, Bad Waitress (2023).
Candice Ford
Candice Ford is an actress, known for Faeryland (2016), L'échappée belle (2015) and Ici C'est Brazza! (2016).
Candice Glover
Candice Glover is an actress, known for Underground (2016), Colors (2021) and GRITS: Girls Raised in the South (2019).
Candice Harris
Candice Harris is an actress, known for Coins for Christmas (2018).
Candice Hill
Candice grew up on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia. She spent her childhood performing in theatre and singing groups. Having graduated from the Actors Conservatory in 2009, Candice has most recently appeared in soon to be released rom-com feature "Love In Bloom" alongside Susie Abromeit as well as teen rom-com feature "Swimming For Gold" with Disney star Peyton List. Candice has appeared in various web and TV series, including the Rebecca Gibney series "Wanted" (Matchbox Pictures) and ABC series "Harrow", alongside Ioan Gruffud. Her many accolades include winning Best Actress at the Sanctuary Cove International Film Festival and amazing reviews for her role as "Too Junior Jones" in a roving theatre production of Joanna Murray-Smith's "Songs For Nobodies". Renowned Australian Director Bruce Beresford declared Candice is "Superstar Material" after seeing her performance in the short "Louder Than Words". Candice writes, produces and performs her own content.
Candice Hoss
Candice Hoss is known for Tricks (2024) and I Got the Juice.
Candice Huffine
Candice Huffine is known for Romance in Style (2022), The Models (2019) and Allure: 'The Power of Beauty' (2016).