Clark Backo Bio: Age, Parents, Height, Movies, Net Worth

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Name: Clark Backo
Nationality: Canadian
Occupation: Actress

Clark Backo is a famous Canadian actress best known for her recurring role of Rosie in the television series “Letterkenny.”

She is also well known for her roles in “Designated Survivor” and “Supernatural.”

Clark Backo age

Clark Backo was born in the early 1990s. The exact details of her date of birth have not been released yet.

However, she was born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

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If any, information about her parents and sibling is not known by the media as the young actress is yet to make public such details.

However, during an interview, she disclosed that her reason for acting was her father’s excellent storytelling abilities, which motivated her to be a storyteller herself.

While growing up, Clark developed an interest in dancing and modeling.

She later ventured into acting upon completion of her high school education.

Clark Backo movies and T.V shows

Clark began her career as an actress by attending acting classes and soon made appearances on TV shows.

Her debut in acting was on “Beauty and the Beast,” a four-season TV show in 2012.

Though her appearance on the series was a minor role, it nevertheless opened opportunities for other roles.

In 2015, she appeared in “Hemlock Groove,” playing the role of Lydia Lourdes.

That same year, she was in the TV show “Remedy,” playing the role of Rihanna.

In 2017, Clark was cast for the role of Ava in the film Designated Survivor.

It was later followed by the recurring role of Patience Turner in the television series “Supernatural.”

The following year 2018, the young actress played Nell in the film “Seven in Heaven,” soon followed by a role in “Bird land.”

Subsequently, Clark was cast in “Random Acts of Violence,” where she played the role of Todd’s mother in the 2019 film.

In 2020, the talented actress was cast as Lily in “Love at Look Lodge” and later played the role of Samira in “Happy Place,” a role that later got her nominated in the 2021 ACTRA award Toronto, where she was nominated for Outstanding Performance (Female).