Kandyse McClure

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Kandyse McClure

Kandyse McClure at Japan Expo 2009 (Paris)
Born Candice McClure
March 22, 1980 (1980-03-22) (age 31)
Durban, South Africa
Other names Kandyse Mcclure
Occupation Actress
Years active 1999–present
Website
http://www.kandysemcclure.com

Kandyse McClure (born March 22, 1980) is an actress, best known for playing Anastasia Dualla on the Sci Fi Channel's television program Battlestar Galactica.

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[edit] Biography

Born Candice McClure[1] in Durban, South Africa,[2] She graduated from West Vancouver Secondary School in 1998. as of 2005 McClure resides in Vancouver, British Columbia.

In 2008, in support of the Babz Chula Lifeline for Artists Society, which was raising money for their friend and fellow Canadian actor Chula's cancer treatment, McClure and her Battlestar Galactica colleague Tahmoh Penikett auctioned off the opportunity to have dinner with both of them in Vancouver.[1]

[edit] Acting career

McClure became a popular young star through roles on Fox Family's teen drama Higher Ground (along with Jewel Staite, Hayden Christensen, A.J. Cook), as well as the NBC's Saturday-morning series Just Deal. She scored a lead role with her first ever audition, playing opposite Lou Diamond Phillips in the 1999 telefilm In a Class of His Own. She portrayed the recurring character of Elizabeth Munroe on Showtime's Jeremiah

McClure won acclaim from a host of major newspaper critics for her role as Sue Snell in the 2002 telefilm remake of Stephen King's Carrie.

From 2003 to 2009 she played Anastasia "Dee" Dualla on the Sci Fi Channel's Battlestar Galactica. McClure's character, a Petty Officer Second Class in the Colonial Fleet, was not featured per se in the original 1978 series, but was initially an analogue of Sarah Rush's original series character, Flight Corporal Rigel. McClure was a regular cast member until January 2009.[3]

McClure recently narrated part of an audiobook METAtropolis "The Red in the Sky is Our Blood" (The Dawn of Uncivilization) by Hugo Award-winning author Elizabeth Bear.

She has completed filming on the movies Broken Kingdom and Cole, as well as a TV adaptation of Stephen King's Children of the Corn, that was released in 2009.

She co-starred in the TV series Persons Unknown - a psychological drama said to be a cross between The Prisoner, Lost and The Twilight Zone.[4][5] The series was picked up by NBC but not renewed for a second season.

In 2011 she played the girlfriend of Stuart Davis in the indie film Just Be Yourself, a comedy short about a desperate man who is offered a job to 'just be himself'.[6]

[edit] Selected filmography

Year Title Role Notes
2011 Mother's Day Gina Jackson Awaiting Release
2010 The Client List Laura TV movie
Barbie: A Fashion Fairy Tale Grace direct-to-dvd
2009 Persons Unknown Erica TV series
Broken Kingdom Jessica
Children of the Corn Vicki TV movie
Cole Serafina
2008 Reaper Cassidy (TV series), 3 episodes
Sanctuary Megan (TV series), 1 episode
2007 Battlestar Galactica: Razor Anastasia Dualla (TV movie)
2006 Santa Baby Donna
Whistler Lisa
2005 Smallville Harmony (TV series)
2004 Battlestar Galactica Anastasia "Dee" Dualla (TV series)
2003 Hollywood Wives: The New Generation Saffron (TV)
Battlestar Galactica Anastasia Dualla (TV miniseries)
2002 Jeremiah Elizabeth Munroe (TV series)
Carrie Sue Snell (TV)
Framed Herself (TV)
L.A. Law: The Movie Yvonne (TV)
2001 Return to Cabin by the Lake Jade (TV)
Passion and Prejudice Tamara (TV)
See Spot Run Attractive Woman
2000 The Spiral Staircase Monica (TV)
Romeo Must Die Record Store Patron (credited as Store Clerk)
2ge+her Danielle (TV)
Just Deal Kim (TV series)
Higher Ground Katherine Ann 'Kat' Cabot (TV series)
1999 In a Class of His Own Brandy (TV)

[edit] Notable television appearances

[edit] Awards and nominations

  • Leo Awards, Nominination Best Supporting Actress, 2002, Carrie
  • Peabody Awards, Peabody Award for Excellence in Television, 2005, Battlestar Galactica R&D TV in Association with NBC Universal Television Studio, Sci Fi Channel [7]

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