Carl Nicole
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Carl Noel King
Carl Noel King is an actor, known for Parts Per Billion (2014).
Carl Otto Olson
Carl Otto Olson is known for Éternelle Emmanuelle (1993), L'amour d'Emmanuelle (1993) and Magique Emmanuelle (1993).
Carl Palmer
Carl Palmer is a seasoned actor. He is not a lawyer. He was a History and Political Science major in his last semester at Louisiana State University, very intent on going to Law School. Then he got the last slot available for an Acting class and the acting bug bit. So long, law school. Hello, decades as a working actor. After graduating Magna Cum Laude from LSU, Carl then went on to get a Masters of Fine Arts degree from Cal Arts. Having lived in New York for many years, he's also spent some time in L.A., but now resides primarily in New Orleans. In addition to a slew of Film and TV roles, Carl is a veteran of over 50 Off-Broadway and major regional theatre productions. Carl's autobiographical one-man show, A Loss For Words, centers around his search for his birth-parents. It tells his story of growing up adopted in a small factory town outside of New Orleans, intertwined with the tale of his birth-parents' romance as told through the actual letters they wrote to each other before, during and after the pregnancy. However, the play is actually about what happened after the search...
Carl Parker
Carl Parker is known for If Beale Street Could Talk (2018).
Carl Parker
Carl Parker is an actor, known for Making Something Up (2001).
Carl Paul Ezold Jr.
Carl Paul Ezold Jr. is an actor, known for Hunting For Fish (2019), Black Knuckle and Deputy Maltese (2018) and Dynamite Swine (2010).
Carl Payne II
Carl R. Payne II has always been into acting in one form or another from an early age. He performed in church as well as in school plays as early as 2nd grade and continued throughout his high school years at Booker T. Washington in Houston, TX. After graduation he moved to California and discovered a new talent in Track & Field. At San Jose City College he excelled and set many records for the college. While in California he worked in various capacities before moving back to Dallas, Tx. He gained employment at a wine and beverage company where he was quickly elevated to Night Manager for their warehouse. Only working 4 nights a week, he decided to get a part-time job at a sport and bar grill in the neighboring community of Addison, TX. It was here that he met a young woman by the name of Bless Brown Vera which facilitated his new and promising career in Nollywood. In the summer of 2012, Bless Brown Vera asked Carl Payne if he would like to play a role in an upcoming movie project that she was a part of. He accepted her offer and went to Arlington, TX so he could audition for it. The producers recognized his amazing talent while witnessing his superb sample of acting from their script. Carl Payne was awarded the role as "The Don" of the movie and "The Stolen Fruit" was his. Word of mouth spread of his outstanding acting ability as far as Houston, Tx. and it wasn't long before he was able to add different roles in movies to his portfolio. He starred in productions such as "A New Dawn; Love & Betrayal; Single Wife's Club (SWC); The Brat; The Capstone Saga and currently has an upcoming movie project titled "Pound of Flesh".
Carl Petersen
Carl Petersen was born in California and raised in Washington. He attended Pacific Lutheran University, where he received a B.F.A in theatre, cum laude. He also studied contemporary and Shakespearean theatre in London, England. Upon graduation he moved to Los Angeles where he became a Upright Citizens Brigade alumni, as well as studying at iO West, Groundlings, Second City and reputable scene study classes. In recent years his acting has led to writing, directing, and producing.
Carl Prekopp
Carl Prekopp is known for Saint Maud (2019), I Want Candy (2007) and The Life Class (2002).