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| - Carlease Burke played Mrs. Gates in the season five Grey's Anatomy episode Sweet Surrender.
- Carlease Burke is an actress who plays Storage Manager on Castle.
- Carlease Burke is an actor who appeared in the NCIS Season 6 episode, Hide and Seek (episode), the NCIS Season 7 episode, Child's Play (episode) and the NCIS Season 12 episode, Parental Guidance Suggested (episode). She guest-starred in the NCIS: Los Angeles Season 5 episode, "Exposure".
- When Carlease rented John Travolta The Cadillac of Mini Vans in the film Get Shorty, she wondered if her unusual name would land her high octane jobs in Hollywood. Director Barry Sonnenfeld said it did and there have been other high beams in her film acting career; In Her Shoes opposite Cameron Diaz and Toni Collette, directed by Curtis Hanson, and The Terminal with Tom Hanks, directed by Steven Spielberg. Most recently, Carlease has maintained stability in national commercials such as GEICO, Pfizer Macy's, Verizon, and Honda.
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| - Carlease Burke played Mrs. Gates in the season five Grey's Anatomy episode Sweet Surrender.
- Carlease Burke is an actress who plays Storage Manager on Castle.
- Carlease Burke is an actor who appeared in the NCIS Season 6 episode, Hide and Seek (episode), the NCIS Season 7 episode, Child's Play (episode) and the NCIS Season 12 episode, Parental Guidance Suggested (episode). She guest-starred in the NCIS: Los Angeles Season 5 episode, "Exposure".
- When Carlease rented John Travolta The Cadillac of Mini Vans in the film Get Shorty, she wondered if her unusual name would land her high octane jobs in Hollywood. Director Barry Sonnenfeld said it did and there have been other high beams in her film acting career; In Her Shoes opposite Cameron Diaz and Toni Collette, directed by Curtis Hanson, and The Terminal with Tom Hanks, directed by Steven Spielberg. Manufactured in New York City, Carlease was encouraged to go into show business by her childhood dentist in her hometown of Hollis, Queens. After graduating with a BA in Pre-Law from City College of New York and a couple of Off-Broadway shows under her timing belt, she steered west to work with Timothy Busfield in his children's company, The Fantasy Theatre. Most recently, Carlease has maintained stability in national commercials such as GEICO, Pfizer Macy's, Verizon, and Honda. Her first TV credit was a recurring role on the hit soap opera The Young and the Restless. Her ever expanding list of guest star credits now include Castle, The Mindy Project, Melissa & Joey, Hot in Cleveland, Rising Hope, Hawthorne, FlashForward, Heroes, Southland, NCIS, Grey's Anatomy, Bones, The Riches, Desperate Housewives, Malcolm in the Middle, Without a Trace, Monk, and How I Met Your Mother. Carlease's knowledge of American Sign Language paved the way to the role of Principal Jennifer Kramer in the Hallmark movie of the week Sweet Nothing in My Ear, starring Marlee Matlin and Jeff Daniels. Carlease also spins her wheel in live theatre. She played The Nurse in Boston Court's Romeo and Juliet. Her exhilarating and confident performance earned her a nomination for Best Supporting Actress by the NAACP. Carlease most recently portrayed Aunt Ester in August Wilson's Gem of the Ocean at the Fountain Theatre; Hattie in Helen at the Getty Villa and Mary in L. Trey Wilson's All About Esther. Under the hood of her production company, Bits N Pieces Productions is Laugh-A-Latte, a monthly stand-up show that Carlease produced in Long Beach, California, for five consecutive years. She has filmed a documentary short about the creation of this unique comedy show, its diversity and value to the deaf and hearing communities. Her reality solo show, Fifty! It Doesn't Look This Good on Everybody was the winner of the Actors Repertory's 2nd Annual Solo Show Festival. Bits n Pieces has also produced Ask A Stage Goddess, a series of advice videos on YouTube for people pursuing or navigating a career in show business. In her free time, she enjoys riding her bicycle near the ocean, swimming, water yoga, trying out new recipes, traveling, hula hooping, playing bid whist, and learning how to play the djembe.
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