Candace Kita
Born in Los Angeles but raised in England, Belgium and Texas, Candace Kita graduated from college with degrees in philosophy and contemporary religion. After postgraduate work in sociology, she chose to pursue her dream of acting. Shortly after arriving in Los Angeles, Candace became a series regular lead in all 40 episodes of FOX-TV's "The Masked Rider". She went on to take series regular roles in "Son of the Beach" on the FX Network, "Running with Scissors" on the Oxygen Network and "Dance Fever" on ABC-Family. Her most notable series recurring role was on ABC's "Complete Savages", portraying Mel Gibson's ill-fated girlfriend, Misty, doomed to die a new and horrible death at the end of each episode. As a guest star, Candace's credits include "Nip/Tuck", "Two and a Half Men", "The Wayan;s Brothers", "VIP", "Method & Red", "Smith", "Pepper Dennis", "Quintuplets", "Girlfriends", "Ficity", "Even Stevens", "Pl of the Future", "Wall to Wall Records", "Beck and Call" , "The Probe", "Big Happy", "Movies at Our House", "Miriam Teitelbaum: Homicide", and "The Sweet Spot". On the big screen, Candace can be seen in the Adam Sandler and Kevin James comedy "I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry". She also appeared in "The Bad News Bears" with Billy Bob Thornton and Greg Kinnear, "Stealing Time" with Jennifer Garner, and "Barb Wire" with Pamela Anderson. Candace has appeared in more than a dozen national commercials for brands such as Sprite, Coke, IBM, AIG and MSN. She also starred in a spot for Harvard Medical HMO that was featured on ABC-TV's "America's Funniest Commercials" and has served as an official spokesperson in several spots for the Food network, HGTV and DIY. As a model with prestigious print agency Wilhelmina, Candace walked the catwalk for Diesel, XOXO and Brighton among others. Candace is the founder of Hotties With a Heart, an organization that brings together young women who donate their time to various charities throughout the United States. Recent events have included Read Across America, The Boys and Girls Club, The Salvation Army, and The Bob Hope USO. She also hosts a weekly radio show in Los Angeles, Hottie Help with Candace Kita. This live call-in show broadcasts each Sunday from 2-3 pm (PST) and is one of the highest-rated shows on LA Talk Radio. Each week Kita discusses women's safety issues with a celebrity guest. Kita is also the author of "The Hottie Handbook: A Girl's Guide to Safety," a safety primer for young women.
Candace Kozak
Candace Kozak is an actress, known for Extant (2014), Young Sheldon (2017) and Malibu Dan the Family Man (2017).
Candace Kroslak
Candace Kroslak was born on July 22, 1978 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. She is an actress, known for Take Me Home Tonight (2011), Planet of the Apes (2001) and Ocean Ave. (2002). She has been married to Thomas E. van Dell since June 23, 2013.
Candace Lauren Ostler
Candace Lauren Ostler was born on September 28, 1989 in Los Angeles, California, USA. She is known for The Mundane Life of the Infurious David McMiller (2016), Violet (2015) and Trypt (2017). She died on November 6, 2021 in Los Angeles.
Candace Leung
Candace Leung is known for Pandora (2019), Criminal Minds (2005) and Birth of the Dragon (2016).
Candace Mabry
Candace Mabry was born on a hot August day in Nashville, TN. A first generation college graduate, she received a BFA in Theatre from Western Kentucky University. She then moved to Atlanta & quickly began working on camera, as well as, the stage. Whether performing in drama or comedy, on stage or screen, Candace uncovers a vulnerable honesty in her roles that is too human to ignore. She invites viewers in to witness the depths & complexities of our relationships with one another and with ourselves. In her off time, Candace enjoys traveling & hiking, training her fur kids, and remodeling her mid-mod dream home with her fiancé, filmmaker Kapil Gandhi. The first film they made together, Fawn, won Best Film and Best Director of the ATL 48 Hour Film Project.
Candace Maxwell
Candace Maxwell is a first generation Caribbean-American actress and dancer hailing from Queens, New York and raised in Atlanta, Georgia. She is best known for her work as Cassandra Haynes on "Power" (2019) and "Insatiable" (2019). Before starting her acting career, she worked extensively as a dancer on stage, film, and Broadway having been a back-up dancer for hip-hop icons Beyonce, Lil Kim and P. Diddy. Her skills landed her dance segments on major TV shows and catapulted her to Broadway where she was cast in "Holler If You Hear Me". Having her eyes set on expanding her opportunities in an acting career, Candace trained at the Maggie Flanigan Studio with an in-depth focus on the Meisner technique. Outside of Film & TV, she is passionate about travel, food & culture, animals, and is an advocate for underprivileged youth.
Candace McAdams
Candace Mcadams was born in Los Angeles, California to father James Mcadams, a TV and film producer for Universal and mother Barbara Graham, an actress and model. She begin a successful career as a model at the age of 9. A few years later she joined the theater and went on to play many notable and important roles. While in still in high school she was approached by a director and was cast a hippie in an independent feature, TUFA and her passion for film was born. On the advice from her father, she went on to study drama at NYU Tisch school of the Arts, and The Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London. Candace is also a devoted humanitarian, believing that the best way to understand the work she did as an actor was to begin to study the human experience. She went on to live and work in over 52 countries around the world. Most notably India and Argentina, where she feels a special connection to the culture and the people. She speaks fluent Argentine Spanish, dances tango, and loves to sing Jazz.
Candace Nelson
Candace Nelson was born on May 8, 1974 in Indonesia. She is a producer, known for Best in Dough, Cupcake Wars (2009) and Sugar Rush (2018). She is married to Charles Nelson.
Candace Nicholas-Lippman
Candace Nicholas-Lippman is an actress, spoken word artist, and arts educator with a passion for using her God-given talents to uplift others. Candace's acting credits include starring as a series regular in the new TV series, Blindspotting on Starz, a recurring role on the Freeform/Hulu television series Good Trouble, Guest Star role on ABC's Grey's Anatomy, Recurring role on FB Watch Series, Grounded, Nick Bottom in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, and Elizabeth in In The Next Room, which earned her an LA Scenie Award and an LA Weekly Award nomination for Best Supporting Female. Additionally, Candace understudied in Tarell McCraney's Head of Passes at the Mark Taper Forum and was also selected out of over 7,000 hopefuls to perform in the 2016 ABC Diversity Showcase for top network executives. In 2018 Candace debuted her solo show A Rose Called Candace to rave audience reviews which was followed by multiple successful runs including being showcased in the 26th Annual Los Angeles Women's Theatre Festival Spring 2019. In Fall of 2019, A Rose Called Candace traveled to the East Coast where it made its Off-Broadway debut in the United Solo Theatre Festival, Theatre Row, New York City. Candace looks forward to adding more dates for the show as well as continuing to build on her per personal passions in spoken word and arts education. She is represented by Joseph Le Talent.
