Candy Clark
Biography
Candace June "Candy" Clark (born June 20, 1947) is an American actress and model. She is well known for her roles as Debbie Dunham in the 1973 film American Graffiti, for which she received a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, and Mary Lou in the 1976 film The Man Who Fell to Earth.
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Known For
Acting
1976
asMary-Lou
1973
asDebbie Dunham
1985
asSally Ann
1978
asCamilla Sternwood
2007
asCarol Fisher
1983
asKate
1979
asDebbie Dunham
2000
asMarge Marken
1988
asFran Hewitt
1983
asMelanie
1982
asSusan Cooper ("Growing Yourself")
1982
asJoan
1986
asMary Sue
1991
asSelf - Choir Member
2008
asDeb Merritt
2013
asSelf
1979
asCheryl
1977
asElectra
1983
asNancy Rollins
1986
asCorinne Evans
1982
asJulie Sayles
1982
as
1980
asJ.R. Patterson
2002
asTina
1994
asBilly's Mom
2005
asSelf
1992
asJean Fitzpatrick
1992
asJessica Cameron
2005
asMother
2018
asIda As An Adult (voice)
2011
asAunt Tootie
1992
asMarlene
1998
asSally
1980
asCharlene
1981
asSelf
2009
asMark Whitacre's Mother
1972
asFaye
1991
asGrace
2017
asSelf
1992
asBuffy's Mom
1976
asSally Bingham
2016
asEvelyn Larkin
1974
asSelf
2023
asMichele Katino
1982
asQueen Gwynneth / Candy
1976
asChris White
2018
asClaudia Burrell
1983
asRuthann Gideon
2003
asSelf
2008
asJane Torquemada (segment "Cry of the Mummy")
1979
asSharee
2001
asSelf
1998
asSelf
as
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asJulie Young
as
asQueen Gwynneth / Candy
asJody Stone
asCheryl Barnes
asSandy Jareau
asDoris Truman
asBus Driver
Production
Crew
Directing
