Carrie Ann Fleming, actress best known for her recurring roles in film iZombie and supernaturalHe died. She was 51 years old.
Jim Beaver, who played her husband supernaturalShe announced the news in a Facebook post, saying she died on February 26 from cancer. He recounted how they “first met nicely” on set supernatural And their connection to having daughters with the same names (and slightly different spellings), among other things.
“She had an amazingly energetic, good-natured and good-natured spirit, with a cheerful laugh and a very wonderful personality that never seemed to have an off switch,” he wrote.
Simona Krohn, Fleming’s representative at Integral Artists, confirmed the news.
Born on August 16, 1974 in Nova Scotia, Canada, Fleming had a passion for the arts early in her career, and decided to study drama at Kaleidoscope Theater and dance in the Kidco Theater Dance Company.
After graduating and working as a model for some time, she got her first screen role in the 1994 TV movie. The snake. A few years later, she had an uncredited appearance in the beloved 1996 comedy, Happy Gilmorestarring Adam Sandler.
As for Fleming’s most prominent role, she played Candy iZombie From 2015-19. The series, starring Rose McIver, follows a resident doctor who finds that being a zombie has its perks, which she uses to help the police. As for supernaturalShe appeared in three episodes as Karen Singer.
Her other television credits included Supergirlunreal, communication, Alice, Knights of Bloodsteel, 4400, L word, Smallville, Dead zone, Stargate SG-1 and Secret Agent Man.
And on the film side, Fleming showed up 14 hours, Edison, Good luck Chuck, In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale, Crossroads: A Story of Forgiveness, Married life, Christmas Counselor, That burning feeling, Like Sunday, like rain, Along came a nanny, Memory and Clay heart.
