Below, New York City filmmaker Cindy Mich interviews actress Kandyce McClure, a Canadian actress born in South Africa. She has worked in television series, movies, in independent films, and is also involved in Philanthropy.
From her IMDB page:
Her wedding was covered in an exclusive feature by The Knot. From that article:
There has always been an invisible string between Kandyse McClure and her husband, Claureinne Swales. The actress, who appears in Netflix’s Virgin River, first met Swales, a personal trainer, when they were teenagers growing up in Durban, South Africa. “We were a part of a large group of friends that all hung out together,” McClure recalls in an interview with The Knot.
She has appeared in three Stephen King adaptations: Carrie (2002), Children of the Corn (2009) and Haven (2010).
Banner Image: Kandyse McClure and Cindy Mich. Image Credit – Staten Islander News
Cindy Mich
Cindy Mich is an award-winning journalist/media personality who is also a filmmaker and Founder of the independent film festival, Art is Alive, now in its seventh year. Her total listening audience is at 205,000 to date. In print, she currently contributes to various digital publications, along with having owned and operated her own publication, The Art is Alive Magazine. After eight issues, her readership was at 78,000. She performs the duties of a professional film judge, having screened over 800 films in the last few years - along with covering various film festivals as accredited media. Further, she has taught in both the public and private sector. In 2023, Cindy is adding a distribution arm to her film festival, and soon will be releasing her made for television series on medical misdiagnosis, Hurt by Healthcare.