Candice T. Cain

Candice Cain was born and raised on Long Island, NY. She received her B.A. in Dramatic Literature from The George Washington University in Washington, DC in 1998, where she wrote, directed and produced three stage plays: "What Happened Last Night," "Bermuda Triangle" and "Stay." In front of the camera and on the stage since she was a child, Cain is a veteran in the entertainment industry. Cain is the owner of Cain Casting & Talent Management and Candy Cain Travel and the CEO of Gemelli Films. Her husband, Craig, is a police lieutenant. Together they have twins, Charles and Catherine.

Candice Tracy Ross

Candice Tracy Ross is an actress and writer, known for Creed III (2022), 9-1-1 (2018) and You're What? (2018).

Candice Van Beauty

Candice Van Beauty is an actress, known for The Nth Ward (2017), Double Cross (2020) and Christmas Déjà Vu (2021).

Candice Weber

Candice Weber is an actress and writer, known for The Last Days of American Crime (2020), Joy in the world (2019) and Bibliofiel (2021).

Candice Xiao Liang

Candice Liang, MBA, is a Chinese, multi-lingual island girl living in Honolulu, Hawaii. She is working on her PhD program in Psychology while teaching undergrads as a graduate teaching assistant in Washington, D.C. Candice has made a lot of interesting life decisions that have led her to this point with NAKED AND AFRAID OF LOVE. Candice is a title holder of Miss Aloha State 2016, Miss Bikini Hawaii USA 2017, IJM Miss Hawaii 2017, Miss Ocean 2018 and Miss Great Aloha Run USA 2019. Additionally, she has previously worked for the Olympics, as an advocate with the United Nations doing humanitarian work, and has helped to facilitate and provide opportunities for young generations with various NGOs. She served as an international volunteer teaching English in Sri Lanka, as well as a translator in hospital cancer centers. Candice enjoys singing, dancing, playing the piano, spending quality time with family, traveling, exploring different cultures and eating great food. A self-described 'dreamer and peace-maker,' Candice credits her life-changing experience in the Philippines for bringing out her wild and free spirit while learning how to truly love and embrace the vulnerable, imperfect, flawed, quirky, weird but honest, real and magical self. She hopes to make a difference and leave a positive impact on the world while sharing her love and aloha spirit everywhere she goes.

Candice Zhao

Candice Zhao is an actress, known for Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014), Monster Trucks (2016) and Siji: Driver (2018).

Candice van Litsenborgh

Candice Van Litsenborgh is an actress, singer, voice over artist and playwright. She played the role of Mother Zero in Resident Evil (Netflix), as well as Esme Smit in Desert Rose and Dorette in Recipes For Love and Murder. She provides the English voice for Aunt Sudha in Sudha Murty's Stories of Wit and Magic on Netflix. She is an award-winning musical theatre performer who has appeared in multiple international tours on three continents, including playing Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors, Shirley in Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Trish in Kinky Boots and Kim Ravenal in Showboat. She is represented by MLA.

Candice-May Davies

Candice-May Davies (Langlois) is a Talent Agent with more than ten years of working in the film industry. Her experience ranges from working on set in front of and behind the camera; in Casting, Talent Agent Assistant, Key PA, and as an actress. Her switch in careers to artist management is now her sole focus.

Candida Brady

Candida Royalle

Candida Royalle was born on October 15, 1950 in New York City. Candida was raised by her father and stepmother after her biological mother abandoned her when she was only eighteen months old. Royalle trained in music, dance, and the arts in New York City: She not only studied dance and music at New York's High School of Art and Design, but also attended both the Parsons School of Design and the City University of New York. She was active in the women's movement of the late 1960's and early 1970's. Royalle moved to San Francisco, California in 1970. She was a singer in clubs and theaters prior to becoming involved in the adult entertainment industry. Candida did her first explicit hardcore movie in California in the mid-1970's. After acting in a handful of X-rated features, Royalle returned to her native New York City in 1980 and subsequently founded the production company Femme Productions in 1984 with the specific intention of making erotica based on female desire as well as producing hardcore fare aimed at helping couples therapy. An early feminist pioneer in what later became known as the "couples" market, Candida's work was notable both for its admirable refusal to depict sex in a remotely degrading and/or misogynistic fashion and its equally laudable emphasis on showing sex in the broader context of women's social and emotional lives. Royalle signed the Post Porn Modernist Manifesto in 1989. In addition, Candida was not only a member of the American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors, and Therapists, but also was a founding board member of the group Feminists for Free Expression. Royalle published the book "How To Tell a Naked Man What to Do" in 2004. She died at age 64 from ovarian cancer on September 7, 2015.