Candace Cameron Bure
- Actress
- Producer
- Director
Candace Helaine Cameron Bure was the youngest of four children, born in Panorama City, Los Angeles,
California to Robert and
Barbara Cameron. Following in
the footsteps of her older brother
Kirk Cameron, (who played Mike
Seaver for 7 seasons on the hit show
Quoi de neuf, docteur ? (1985)), Candace
decided to pursue acting herself. She appeared in several commercials,
and guest-starred on shows such as
Punky Brewster (1984),
Hôpital St. Elsewhere (1982) and
Madame est servie (1984).
In 1986, at age 10, she was cast as Donna Jo "D.J." Margaret Tanner-Fuller, the eldest daughter, on La fête à la maison (1987) and La Fête à la maison: 20 ans après (2016). The show's eight-year run ranks it among the most successful series of all time. Candace also appeared in the films Punchline (Le mot de la fin) (1988) (playing Sally Field's daughter), as well as numerous television movies.
After La fête à la maison (1987) ended its run, Candace married hockey player Valeri Bure at the age of 20. They have three children. Candace continues to make appearances on I Love the '80s (2002), and hosted 50 Cutest Child Stars: All Grown Up (2005) on the E! network.
In 1986, at age 10, she was cast as Donna Jo "D.J." Margaret Tanner-Fuller, the eldest daughter, on La fête à la maison (1987) and La Fête à la maison: 20 ans après (2016). The show's eight-year run ranks it among the most successful series of all time. Candace also appeared in the films Punchline (Le mot de la fin) (1988) (playing Sally Field's daughter), as well as numerous television movies.
After La fête à la maison (1987) ended its run, Candace married hockey player Valeri Bure at the age of 20. They have three children. Candace continues to make appearances on I Love the '80s (2002), and hosted 50 Cutest Child Stars: All Grown Up (2005) on the E! network.
