Brittany Gray

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::summary Canadian actress, entrepreneur and dancer (born 1985) ::

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Field	Value
name	Brittany Gray
birth_name	Brittany Alexandra Gray
birth_date
birth_place	Pickering, Ontario, Canada
occupation	Entrepreneur, actress, singer, dancer
years_active	1990–present
website
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| name = Brittany Gray | image = | imagesize = | alt = | caption = | birth_name = Brittany Alexandra Gray | birth_date = | birth_place = Pickering, Ontario, Canada | occupation = Entrepreneur, actress, singer, dancer | years_active = 1990–present | website =

Brittany Gray (born December 17, 1985) is a Canadian actress, dancer, and entrepreneur. In 2006, she founded the Toronto-based beauty agency Fancy Face; she has since opened a second location in Vancouver.

Early life

Gray was born and raised in Pickering, Ontario, the daughter of an entrepreneur father. She began dancing at the age of three and trained at the Denise Lester Dance Academy. In her adolescence, she modeled for Sears and Eaton's,

Career

Gray secured a role as a dancer in Chicago at age 15 while still dancing at Canada's Wonderland. She appeared in Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen as Megan Fox's dance double InSecurity (2011), Dan for Mayor (2011), Lost Girl (2013), Reign (2014), and Holly Hobbie (2019). In 2009, she played the lead role of Sarah, a blind librarian and love interest, in The Toxic Avenger, for which she received positive reviews. The show opened at Danforth Music Hall. Gray also appeared as Case Model #5 on Deal or No Deal Canada.

In 2006, Gray founded Fancy Face, a beauty and fashion boutique mainly servicing TV shows, music videos, and fashion shoots. By the mid-2010s, Gray had largely stepped away from acting to focus on her business. She has appeared as a beauty expert on shows such as Good Morning America, CityLine, and ET Canada.

Filmography

Theatre

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Year	Title	Role	Notes	Ref
2003	The Producers	Ensemble	At Canon Theatre	url=https://playbill.com/article/bialystock-eh-canadian-cast-of-the-producers-announced-performances-start-nov-21-in-toronto-com-115072
2007-2008	We Will Rock You	Ensemble	url=https://www.broadwayworld.com/toronto/article/We-Will-Rock-You-resumes-performances-in-Toronto-20080716	title='We Will Rock You' resumes performances in Toronto
2009	The Toxic Avenger	Sarah	At Danforth Music Hall
2011	Queen Milli of Galt	Mona	Theatre Aquarius
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Film and television

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Year	Title	Role	Notes	Ref
2002	Chicago	Dancer	"Cell Block Tango"	url=http://uk.movies.yahoo.com/c/Chicago/cast-credits-102837.html
2005	Once Upon a Mattress	Ensemble	TV movie
2009	Amelia	Dancer	Danced in commercial sequence
2009-2010	Aaron Stone	Hive	2 episodes
2010	Faces of Hillary	Hillary	Short
2011	InSecurity	Amber	1 episode
Dan for Mayor	Melanie	1 episode
2012	Life with Boys	Flight attendant	1 episode
Green Apple	Samantha Kowalski	Short
2013	Lost Girl	Delia	1 episode
Finding Christmas	Kimber	TV movie
2014	Dear Viola	Jamie Estevez	TV movie
Reign	Gabrielle	1 episode
2019	Holly Hobbie	Gwen Taylor	2 episodes
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References

References

1. Goldstein, Laina. (2019-07-22). "How I Got My Job As Owner Of Fancy Face Inc.". Style Democracy.
2. Gentile, Petrina. (2009-10-29). "Ford Focus was perfect when she was sixteen". The Globe and Mail.
3. Karney, Shira. (2020). "Fancy Face's Brittany Gray chats beauty trends & quarantine self-care tips". HOLR Magazine.
4. (2008-07-21). "An Unlikely Incubator". Canada.com.
5. Turner, Allie. (2020-12-07). "The Story Behind Toronto's Breakout Beauty Company Fancy Face (Plus: A Video Makeup Routine)". Nuvo Magazine.
6. (2007-02-09). "Briefcase was waiting at work when these workers arrived". DurhamRegion.com.
7. (2012). "Brittany Gray". [[The New York Times]].
8. Buchan, Heather. (2009-10-14). "Riding with her Roxie". Metro.
9. "Brittany Gray". Kngine Movies.
10. (August 2025). "Brittany Gray cast listing on CTV".
11. Cameron, Kelly. (2009-11-20). "BWW Interview: The Toxic Avenger's Brittany Gray Talks Lloyd Kaufman and Slime".
12. (2009-12-01). "Stellar talent on display in rude and crude show".
13. Edwards, Ksenia. (2020). "Fancy Face founder Brittany Gray on succeeding in the beauty industry". HOLR Magazine.
14. (2023-01-12). "Fancy Face: An Internationally Trusted Source Of Beauty Expertise By Brittany Gray". Canadian Small Business Magazine.
15. Smith, Gary. (2011-11-15). "Plodding production muffles Milli's love". The Hamilton Spectator.
16. "Dear Viola - Full Cast & Crew". TV Guide.

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