Clare Almond
Clare Almond is known for FBI: International (2021), Creditors (2015) and Feed Me (2022).
Clare Barrett
Clare Barrett is known for Wild Mountain Thyme (2020), Sacrifice (2016) and Hideaways (2011).
Clare Bastable
Clare Bastable is a Canadian actress, born December 3, 1990 in Oakville, Ontario, Canada. She began performing at the age of five when her parents enrolled her in ballet lessons. She continued her dance training well into her formative years and began to explore acting in high school. Clare went on to train in singing, dancing, and acting at the Randolph Academy for the Performing Arts and graduated with a Triple Threat Diploma. She soon landed a role in Black Fawn Films & Breakthrough Entertainment's feature film, The Drownsman. Clare continues training in on-camera courses in Toronto, and is working on various film projects as well as independent theatre productions.
Clare Bateman-King
Clare Bateman-King is known for Nandor Fodor and the Talking Mongoose, Jay and Silent Bob Reboot (2019) and Excelsior! A Celebration of the Amazing, the Fantastic, the Incredible & the Uncanny Life of Stan Lee (2019). She has been married to David King since January 14, 2006.
Clare Beavan
Clare Beavan is an award winning British Director and producer best known for Daphne (2007), Codebreaker (2011), Simon Schama's Power of Art (2006) and The Prince, the Showgirl and Me (2004). She was born in Hampshire and grew up in a Military family. She graduated from Goldsmiths College, London. With a 2;1 degree. In 1992 she joined the BBC's The Late Show (1992) team. She went on to make a number of award winning documentaries for the BBC. In 2007, she produced and directed her first drama feature Daphne (2007) described by Time Out as 'One of the most engrossing and inventive televisual literary profiles the BBC as made in years'.
Clare Beresford
Clare Beresford was born on December 31, 1956. She is an actress, known for Crime Zone (1988) and Ultra Warrior (1990). She was previously married to Jorge Koechlin.
Clare Bowen
Clare Bowen has enjoyed a flourishing career in film, theatre and television. A native Australian, she has appeared in several of her home country's iconic television dramas, including Home and Away (1988), the medical drama All Saints (1998), The Cut (2009) and the critically- acclaimed comedy, Chandon Pictures (2007). After graduating from the University of Wollongong in 2008, she was offered a lead role in the highly controversial 2009 feature film, The Combination (2009), directed by David Field. This was followed by a major role in the thriller, The Clinic (2010), which screened at several international film festivals, and the independent film, Not Suitable for Children (2012), alongside Ryan Kwanten. In her U.S. film debut, Bowen stars as the female lead in the western, Dead Man's Burden (2012), which premiered at the Los Angeles Film Festival in June 2012 and will be released in limited theaters on May 3, 2013. In 2012, Bowen was cast as a series regular, alongside Connie Britton and Hayden Panettiere, in the ABC musical drama television series, Nashville (2012). Written by Academy Award-winner Callie Khouri, Bowen plays the sweet and talented singer "Scarlett O'Connor". A gifted singer, Bowen has performed in several theatre productions. In her most recent production, she starred as the lead role of "Wendla Bergman" in the Geordie Brookman-directed rock musical, "Spring Awakening", under the co-artistic direction of Cate Blanchett and Andrew Upton, at the Sydney Theatre Company. Bowen was born and raised in the South Coast of Australia.
Clare Brockett
Clare Brockett is known for Celebs Go Dating (2016), The Only Way Is Essex (2010) and Good Morning Britain (2014).
Clare Bronfman
Clare Bronfman is a producer, known for My Tourette's (2018) and NXIVM: Multi-Level Marketing (2017).
Clare Burt
Clare Burt is known for X+Y (2014), Broken (2012) and London Road (2015).