Jillian Clare

Biography: Jillian Clare is an exuberant, accomplished young actress originally from the beautiful Pacific Northwest. Best known as the precocious pre-teen 'Abby Deveraux' on NBC's Days of Our Lives, from August 2003 thru September 2004, her compelling performance earned her a 2004 & 2005 'Young Artist Award' as the Best Recurring Young Actress on television.

At five years old Jillian began singing and dancing on stage winning accolades and numerous vocal talent awards. Her acting career began when she was 6, entertaining audiences performing in a one person original musical titled A Dream is a Wish. Since arriving in Los Angeles during the summer of 2000, Jillian has been busy lending her considerable talent to television and films. She has appeared in several feature and short subject films. In Wishing Time, director Torrie Rosenzweig chose Jillian to play Natasha Gregson Wagner's younger self. Other short films include award winning Chasing Daylight, Dangerous Love of AlifeJillian Clare is an exuberant, accomplished young actress originally from the beautiful Pacific Northwest. Best known as the precocious pre-teen 'Abby Deveraux' on NBC's Days of Our Lives, from August 2003 thru September 2004, her compelling performance earned her a 2004 & 2005 'Young Artist Award' as the Best Recurring Young Actress on television.

At five years old Jillian began singing and dancing on stage winning accolades and numerous vocal talent awards. Her acting career began when she was 6, entertaining audiences performing in a one person original musical titled A Dream is a Wish. Since arriving in Los Angeles during the summer of 2000, Jillian has been busy lending her considerable talent to television and films. She has appeared in several feature and short subject films. In Wishing Time, director Torrie Rosenzweig chose Jillian to play Natasha Gregson Wagner's younger self. Other short films include award winning Chasing Daylight, Dangerous Love of Alife Zeegman, Midnight Snack and Momentum.

Jillian continues to regularly appear on-stage in both musicals and dramatic plays, something she holds dear to her heart. Last year, she successfully juggled her 'Days' schedule to star as 'Scout' in Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winning c novel To Kill a Mockingbird on stage at the West Coast Ensemble in Hollywood. During the 2000 Christmas season, Jillian played 'Cindy Lou-Who' in the live production of Grinchmas at Universal Studios in Hollywood. To date, she is the youngest performer ever hired at the theme park.

A favorite of advertising agencies, Jillian has done numerous television and radio commercials. Her memorable work in a Children's Tylenol commercial earned her a 2003 'Young Artist Award' nomination. Her passion is performing and protecting all living creatures. She lends her support to a variety of charitable causes, including Special Olympics, Olive Crest Child Abuse Foundation and many geared to her four-legged friends.… Expand