Caroline Dhavernas

Birth Name:

Caroline Dhavernas

Birth Place:

Montréal, Québec, Canada

Profession

Actress, Soundtrack, Producer

Was nominated for two Genie Awards in 2007, one for Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role for "Niagara Motel" and one for Best Achievement in Music for "La belle bête․"
Was nominated for two Gémeaux Awards, one for Best Supporting Role for "Tag" and one for Best Interpretation in a Youth Series for "Zap․"
Was sent to English-speaking schools in her childhood so that she would be bilingual in both French and English
Made her screen acting debut in the 1990 series "Les filles de Caleb․"
Quote: "Before film and cinema was ever invented we used to tell each other ghost stories around the campfire․ I think the human mind is curious about horror and violence․"
Has been cast in multiple of Bryan Fuller's television series
Best known for her role as Juliana O'Neill in "Breach" and as Dr․ Alana Bloom in "Hannibal․"
Did the voice-over translation for her own character in the French version of the TV series "Wonderfalls․"
In order to portray the first person to cross the 32-mile Lake Ontario in "Heart: The Marilyn Bell Story," she trained with the Pointe-Claire Swim Club for 2 months
Performs the song "My Love's Like a Red, Red Rose" in the 2002 film "Edge of Madness․"

2007Genie - Best Achievement in Music - Original Song:Nominated
2007Genie - Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role:Nominated
2015ACTRA Montreal Award - Outstanding Female Performance:Nominated
2015Saturn Award - Best Supporting Actress on Television:Nominated
2015Golden Maple Awards - Best Actress in a TV Series Broadcasted in the US:Nominated
2016Chainsaw Award - Best TV Actress:Nominated
2018Canadian Screen Award - Best Lead Actress, Drama Series:Nominated
2019ACTRA Montreal Award - Oustanding Performance - Female:Nominated
2019Canadian Screen Award - Best Lead Actress, Drama Series:Nominated
2020Canadian Screen Award - Best Lead Actress, Drama Series:Nominated

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