Candice Kane: biography, career, personal life.

In this article, let's talk about the famous actress, who accepted American citizenship - Kane Candice. We will discuss her biography, career and personal life.

Biography

Kane Candice (born at the birth of Brendan McDaniel) was born simultaneously with her twin brother in Maui, Hawaii, August 29, 1971. Parents of the future actress worked as teachers in the Waldorf School, the whole family lived on the campus.

As a boy, McDaniel attended a high school in Baldwin, and then went to Los Angeles, where he studied dance.

Sex change and career

After receiving his education, McDaniel left for New York and got a job as a choreographer, when performing, the guy used a female image. Next, taking the alias "Candice Kane", Brendan will start performing in gay bars, after which he will be invited to play several roles: in the comedy "Wong Fu, with gratitude for everything! Julie Newmar", in the comedy drama "Stonewolf" and documentary The film "Wigstock: History."

Having been on the screen, Brandon decides to perform an operation to change the sex, in 1996 he realizes his plans and finally becomes Candace Kane.

In 1997, being already a woman, the actress starred in a video for the song "A Little Bit of Love". Four years later, Candice will appear in the movie "Queen of the Crowd", and after the film was released on the screen, the girl will win the contest "Miss Continental".

Candice Kane, films with which only began to appear on the screen, is at the peak of popularity, but after a period of five years the girl lost sight of. In 2008, the show will feature the drama "Dirty wet money," in which Candice played transgender Carmelita Rainer, which resulted in the return of transsexual roles in American cinema.

In 2014, the actress will join the list of her roles, playing in the movie "Crazy Bitch". All filmography Kane includes only seven films, but, thanks to her non-standard approach and professional qualities, the actress gained considerable popularity.

Personal life

Candice Kane once said: "I do not want to be the head of the transgender community, I just want to see a happy and alive person in me," and then added that she considers the community to be the last big minority. "The girl fully supports the American non-governmental organization LGBT.

In 2009, Kane married a DJ, whose name was Marco, but a year later the couple divorced.

To date, the actress turned 45, her acting career continues. It's hard to say what awaits a woman in the future, but we wish her the best.