Candice won Best Monologue at the Actors Awards for Rodeax’s The Great Charade.

Her co-star, Francesca Louise White, also won Best Actress in an Indie Feature.

Candice won Best Supporting Actress at the FilmCon Awards by Filmmakers Connect for her portrayal of Dixie Lee in Rodeax’s The Great Charade.

The Great Charade also won Best Thriller, Best Director (Rodeo Strange, Dan Strange), and Best Narrative Feature.

Candice won Best Supporting Actress at the Festigious International Film Festival for her portrayal of Dixie Lee in Rodeax’s The Great Charade.

The Great Charade was also presented with Best Indie Feature.

Candice was nominated for Best Supporting Actress & Best Monologue at the Actors Awards for her portrayal of Dixie Lee in Rodeax’s The Great Charade.

Her co-stars, Ricardo Freitas, Marcus Davis Orrum, & Francesca Louise White, were also nominated in their respective cateogories.

Candice discusses The Great Charade, her character, Dixie Lee, and her acting process with Mike Haberfelner of (re)searchmytrash.

To read the full article visit (re)searchmytrash.com.

Candice was nominated for Best Supporting Actress at the Oniros Film Awards for her portrayal of Dixie Lee in Rodeax’s The Great Charade.

Her co-stars (Ricardo Freitas, Marcus Davis Orrom, & Francesca Louse White)  were also nominated in their respective categories, along with The Great Charade for Best Film.

“To help celebrate women in horror month, I got an opportunity to ask actress Candice Palladino a few questions about what we can expect from the upcoming psychological thriller ‘The Great Charade’ and what women in horror month means to her.”

To read the full article by Philip Rogers, please visit: BlazingMinds.co.uk.

For her role as Dixie Lee in the feature film The Great Charade,  2019

Daniel Strange: We didn’t think the film could be as dark as they made it, but we also didn’t think it could be as funny as they made it, as well…

Rodeo Strange: …in particular, Candice Palladino, who played one of the antagonists. She has a real, kind of knack for comedic timing. And, it just…it was hilarious. We were just in hysterics on set.

Daniel Strange: Four o’clock in the morning and we could not stop laughing at this one line. And it’s literally about two or three seconds of the film and it took us over an hour and a half to shoot that one little bit because she was so funny.

“As part of an initiative to support new work, Candice Palladino will be performing in the Actors Centre’s inaugural John Thaw Season. She discusses her cabaret show Daisy May Is Breaking In, about a women who sings to death-row prisoners, with Giverny Masso…”

To read the full article, visit TheStage.co.uk

Nigel Barber (lead judge), Actors Awards