‏Candis Nergaard‏

Candis Nergaard was born in Kent, England. She is known for Grantchester (2017)(TV), appearing alongside James Norton; Stuart: A Life Backwards (2007), her film debut alongside Tom Hardy; Call the Midwife (2012) alongside Miranda Hart and E4's Glue (2014), appearing alongside Jonny Owen and working as Romany cultural advisor to the show.

Candis started her acting career on stage appearing in productions such as Brecht's 'Fear and Misery in the Third Reich', and Marlowe's 'Doctor Faustus', showing her diversity by playing both 'Lechery' and 'The Good Angel'. Candis continues to work on stage in venues such as The Royal Court and regularly works in television, film and radio. She was nominated 'Best Actress' at the inaugural BBC Audio Drama Awards 2012 for 'Atchin Tan' (Stopping Place).

Candis worked on Peaky Blinders (2013) series 3 and 4 as Romany language translator and advisor. Other film credits include The Firm (2009), Glue (2014), Sket (2011), Fear of Water (2014) alongside Lily Loveless, psychological horror film Servants' Quarters (2016) and Grantchester (2014). Candis' recent film 'White Chamber' will be premiering at Frightfest in August 2018.