Carrie Anne Fleming

Carrie Ann Inaba's journey in the world of performing arts began at Mount Douglas Senior Secondary in Victoria, British Columbia, where she honed her skills in drama. Additionally, she pursued her passion for dance by studying at the renowned Kalidoscope Theatre, as well as being a part of the esteemed Kidco theatre dance group. With Kidco, Carrie Ann had the opportunity to travel extensively, performing for students and spectators alike at various schools and sporting events. Following her graduation, Carrie Ann embarked on a career in modeling in order to provide financial support for her family, as she struggled to make ends meet with her odd jobs and extra work. However, her breakthrough in the entertainment industry came when she landed a role in the 1996 film Happy Gilmore, alongside the talented Adam Sandler. Unfortunately, the world would have to wait a little longer to see Carrie Ann shine, as her part was ultimately left on the cutting room floor.