Aislinn Paul

Aislinn is a Canadian born 5 March 1994. Aislinn Paul is most famous for her role as "Clare Edwards" from Degrassi: The Next Generation, (2001). She was in a role that she reprised during seasons 6-7. In season 8, she became an established character. She was most recently seen as Phoebe in NBC's Heroes Reborn 2015 mini-series, a girl who has extraordinary as well as dangerous abilities. Aislinn is the son of Brian Paul and Deborah Tennant. She has worked in the field since a young time. Her most memorable childhood memories were shaped by the projects she was involved in when she was a child, particularly the Lifetime series Wild Card. Aislinn liked working as an actor while living in Toronto. However, after being asked to move into Los Angeles for the HBO show"Tell Me You love Me, Aislinn was determined to transform her lifestyle. It was an ordinary pastime in her childhood turned into a fervor during the production of this challenging project. Aislinn returned back to Toronto, fueled by the opportunity, and joined Degrassi immediately while attending an all-time high school for arts as a dancer. Aislinn Aislinn Aislinn

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