Caroline Dhavernas Wiki, Age, Biography, Height, Boyfrien...

Caroline Dhavernas Wiki, Age, Biography, Height, Boyfriend, Family, Images, And More

Actress Caroline Dhavernas was born in Canada on May 15, 1978. In the US, she is primarily recognized for her work with Bryan Fuller. She portrayed Alana Bloom in the NBC psychological horror drama series Hannibal and Jaye Tyler in the Fox comedy-drama Wonderfalls.

In the ABC medical program Off the Map, she played Lily Brenner. She played the title role in the Canadian-produced, Canadian- and American-distributed medical drama/black comedy Mary Kills People from 2017 to 2019.

Early Years

The daughter of Quebec actors Sébastien Dhavernas and Michèle Deslauriers, Dhavernas was born in Montreal, Quebec. Gabrielle Dhavernas, her sister, is a dubbing expert and a fellow actress. Since both actresses have very similar voice tones, Gabrielle was able to dub Caroline's voice. Her parents sent her to The Priory School, an English-speaking elementary school, so she began learning the language at a very young age.

Career

At the age of 8, she started her career as a voice actress for television shows like Babar. She debuted as an actress in the 1990 film Comme un Voleur at the age of 12. She portrayed the bubbly magic wizard fairy Lucy in the children's musical home video The Magic Dragon Tales, which was released in 1990. She made her screen debut in 1992 as the brunette girl with dark hair who played with the horse in the popular children's book Black Beauty. She starred in the 1996 romantic comedy Summer's Colors as the enchanting blonde mermaid princess Summer Rose.

In the 1999 television movie Heart: The Marilyn Bell Story, Dhavernas played swimmer Marilyn Bell. In order to portray Bell, the first person to successfully swim Lake Ontario's 32 miles in 1954, effectively, she trained for two months with the Pointe-Claire Swim Club. A main role in Edge of Madness (2002) and supporting parts in Out Cold (2001) and Lost and Delirious (2001) are a few other significant movies. Additionally, she played a prominent character on Law & Order as a secretly gay adolescent who murdered her girlfriend in the episode "Girl Most Likely" (season 12, episode 17).

Wonderfalls, which made its broadcast premiere on US television in March 2004, starred Dhavernas as Jaye Tyler, the main character. Jaye, who comes from a wealthy family and is overeducated but underachieves, lives in a trailer park and works at a Niagara Falls gift shop called the Wonderfalls Gift Emporium. The idea of the show is that Jaye hears voices from inanimate things that implore her to assist others. The show has been compared to "Touched by an Angel on acid" by Dhavernas. The program was widely praised by critics, but Fox canceled it after just four episodes. Following the release of the DVD containing all 13 completed episodes, 20th Century Fox acknowledged the millions of fans who had signed an online petition in the hopes that Fox would renew the program. She recorded her own voiceovers for Wonderfalls' French translation. She and Katharine Isabelle costarred in the 2003 horror film A Tale of Two Sisters, which was based on the South Korean smash from 2001. She played Cerise in that film.

Since Wonderfalls was canceled, Dhavernas has continued to appear in 2004 Canadian films like These Girls and Niagara Motel. She portrayed Isabella Marie in The Beautiful Beast and its sequel, The Diary Of Isabella, in the early part of 2006. Isabella Marie had a life of love, tragedy, and ugliness while hinting at her family, ending up pregnant, and haunted by her dark revenge and luciferin of falling agony. She also acted as Nikki in the 2006 New Zealand picture Black Sheep, which was produced by Jonathan King and directed by Eli Roth. She also played Barbara in the 2006 drama Hollywoodland, which was about the death of actor George Reeves, and Juliana O'Neill, who played Eric O'Neill's wife on the 2007 drama Breach.

In addition, Dhavernas played the titular part in the Émile Gaudreault film Surviving My Mother (originally titled The Yellow Woman), which had its world premiere on August 28, 2007, at the Festival des films du monde in Montreal. Paul Gross' 2008 movie Passchendaele, which was based on the Passchendaele Battle and starring Dhavernas, was written and directed by Gross. As of 2009, Passchendaele, which is now the most expensive film in Canadian history, generated half of the box office earnings from anglophone films created in Canada.

I'm so grateful to have a role in such a great movie. It is about the Battle of Passchendaele, which was crucial for Canadians and played a significant role in our history. Being given the opportunity to experience a small portion of that history was very fantastic. a portion of our past.

Other projects include the well-known Quebec comedy Father and Guns (De pèreen flic) and The Cry of the Owl, a movie based on Patricia Highsmith's book of the same name. She portrayed Bethany in the love-action drama In Heat in 2009. She also had guest roles on Law & Order: Criminal Intent (where she played Maya in the episode "Love Sick") and the first and last episodes of the HBO miniseries The Pacific, which was created by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks. She portrayed Emily in the hit high school novel The Awakening in 2011, making a rare cameo.

She appeared in Martin Villeneuve's science fiction film Mars et Avril, which was based on the same-named graphic novels, in 2012.

She reunited with Wonderfalls creator Bryan Fuller when she was chosen to play Alana Bloom, the female lead in the 2013 television series Hannibal.

On January 25, 2017, Global debuted the Canadian black comedy-drama medical thriller Mary Kills People, in which Dhavernas appeared. On April 23 on the Lifetime U.S. basic cable network, the series had its American premiere. Season 2 premiered on January 3, 2018, on Global, and on March 13, on Lifetime. Six episodes made up each season on both Global and Lifetime. The third and final season of Lifetime was not shown when the network made its announcement in December 2018. In 2019, the series came to an end.

She also provided the narration for the Ubisoft video game Child of Light.

Following in the footsteps of her mother Michèle Deslauriers, who has been the voice of the Montreal Metro since 2003, Dhavernas was chosen to become the official voice announcer of the Réseau express métropolitain in November 2021, according to an announcement from CDPQ Infra.

Personal life

ince 2016, Dhavernas has been dating actor Maxime Le Flaguais. She gave birth to their daughter, Françoise, in September 2018.

Filmography

Film

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1993	Cap Tourmente	Valerie Huot
1996	L'oreille de Joé		Short film
1999	Sable Island (L'Île de Sable)	Manou
1999	Running Home	Jessica
2001	Lost and Delirious	Kara
2001	Heart: The Marilyn Bell Story	Marilyn Bell
2001	Out Cold	Anna
2002	Les moutons de Jacob	Caroline
2002	Edge of Madness	Annie Herron
2002	The Baroness and the Pig	Emily
2003	The Tulse Luper Suitcases, Part 1: The Moab Story	Passion Hockmeister
2003	The Tulse Looper Suitcases: Antwerp	Passion Hockmeister
2003	Red Nose (Nez rouge)	Nathalie Lachance
2005	These Girls	Keira St. George
2006	Niagara Motel	Loretta	Nominated—Genie Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role
2006	Mr. Average	Claire
2006	Hollywoodland	Kit Holliday
2006	The Beautiful Beast (La Belle bête)	Isabelle-Marie	Nominated—Genie Award for Best Achievement in Music - Original Song
2007	Breach	Juliana O'Neill
2007	Surviving My Mother	Bianca
2008	Passchendaele	Sarah Mann
2009	The Cry of the Owl	Nickie Grace
2009	Father and Guns	Geneviève
2010	One Last Dance	Young Norma	Short film
2010	The Switch	Pauline
2010	Devil	Elsa Nahai
2010	Wrecked	Woman
2012	Mars et Avril	Avril
2013	Goodbye World	Becky
2014	Le vrai du faux	Isabelle Lauzon
2015	The Forbidden Room	Gong
2016	Wild Run: The Legend (Chasse-Galerie: La Légende)	Liza Gilbert
2016	Blind Vaysha	English and French-language narration	animated short film
2017	Easy Living	Sherry Graham
2017	Father and Guns 2	Geneviève
2017	Hochelaga, Land of Souls	Chef d'antenne

Television

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1990	Les filles de Caleb	Rose Pronovost age 8–11	Episode: "17"
1991	Marilyn	Abeille	TV series
1993	Zap	Isabelle Daigneault	TV series
1996	Urgence	Josianne Villeneuve	TV series
1997	Lobby	Roxanne Roy	8 episodes
1997-2000	Freaky Stories	Narrator	French version
1998	Réseaux	Christine	TV series
1999	Le polock	Camille Langlois	TV series
2000	Tag	Stéphanie	TV series
2000	The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne	Angelique Dore	Episode: "The Golem"
2002	Law & Order	Alicia Milford	Episode: "Girl Most Likely"
2004	Wonderfalls	Jaye Tyler	14 episodes
2010	Law & Order: Criminal Intent	Maya Sills	Episode: "Love Sick"
2010	The Pacific	Vera Keller	2 episodes
2011	Over/Under	Vicky Harmon-Castle	Pilot
2011	Off the Map	Lily Brenner	13 episodes
2013–15	Hannibal	Alana Bloom	29 episodes Nominated — Saturn Award for Best Supporting Actress on Television (2015) Nominated — Fangoria Chainsaw Award for Best Actress on Television Nominated — Golden Maple Award for Best Actress in a TV series broadcast in the U.S. (2015)
2016	Blue Moon	Chloé Vincent
2017–19	Mary Kills People	Mary Harris	Lead role

Video game

Year

Title

Role

2014

Child of Light

Narrator (voice)

Quick Bio

Nickname	Caroline
Gender	Female
Age	44 years old (in 2023)
Date of Birth	May 15, 1978
Full Name	Caroline Dhavernas
Profession	Actress
Nationality	Canadian
Birthplace	Montreal, Canada
Religion	Judaism
Zodiac Sign	Taurus
Qualification	Underachiever
College	Brown University
Profession	Actress
Net Worth	USD $500 thousand approx

Height, Weight & Physical Stats

Body Measurements	34-24-35 inches
Bodytype	Hourglass
Height	5 feet 5 inches (1.63 m)
Weight	52 kg (115 lbs)
Waist	24 inches
Hair Color	Dark Brown
Eye Color	Blue
Shoe Size	7 (US)
Dress Size	6 (US)

Family & Relatives

Father	Sébastien Dhavernas
Mother	Michele Deslauriers
Brother	None
Sister	Gabrielle Dhavernas
Marital Status	In a relationship
Currently dating	Maxime Le Flaguais
No. of Children	None

Facts

When she learned that they were searching for a Latina for the role, she quickly called her agency to get her in the audition. Initially, she wasn't interested in the role of Veronica since she assumed they would be looking for a white pin-up girl for the part.
She really was the last person they were going to see on the final day of tryouts when she got the call for her job in Riverdale. Additionally, just one day prior, her agent had informed her of the auditions.
Whether she would be given the part or not consumed her entire winter break. She had to do in-depth screen tests alongside four other women in the final round of the Veronica audition.
She underwent a year of fruitless acting auditions before she landed her first job in Riverdale. She didn't seem to be as Latina as the roles required, which was apparently an issue.
She lived in Brazil for a year with her parents when she was ten years old.
She is conversant in Portuguese in addition to English.
She has battled bulimia since she was a high school student.
In terms of embracing one's body, she admires Rihanna.