Carl is a member of the UK's acclaimed Cornish company Kneehigh Theatre and has performed shows such as 'Quick Silver' which he wrote, 'The King of Prussia', 'The Riot', 'Pandora's Box', 'Wagstaffe the Wind-up Boy' and most recently, 'Nights At The Circus'. Other writing credits for the company include Tristan & Yseult and The Bacchae co-written by 'Anna Maria Murphy' . He has also written for BBC TV and Radio. He co-founded the Cornish film and theatre company O-Region of which fellow Cornish directors Mark Jenkin, John Crooks and Simon Harvey are also members of. They currently tour the UK with Nick Darke's 'Laughing Gas'. Carl is currently working on two new plays - Grand Guignol for Plymouth Theatre Royal and 49 Donkeys Hanged for the National Theatre Studio.
Carl Guevarra is known for 100 tula para kay Stella (2017), Dulo (2021) and The Day After Valentine's (2018).
Carl Hadra is an actor, known for Haunt (2013) and The Hollow Point (2016).
Carl Hale II is known for It's a Life Worth Living (2020), 9 Stacks (2021) and Living Nightmares (2017).
Carl Hamill is known for Toxic Apocalypse (2016), Apocalyptic 2077 (2019) and We Final Few (2015).
Carl Harbord was born on January 26, 1908 in Salcombe, Devon, England. He was an actor, known for Dressed to Kill (1946), Sahara (1943) and The Romance of a Railway: The History of Achievement (1935). He was married to Isobel Elsom. He died on October 18, 1958 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Carl Harry Carlson is an actor, known for Cedar Rapids (2011), The Citizen (2012) and Beyond the Mask (2015).
Carl Hart is known for Grass Is Greener (2019), The House I Live In (2012) and Back to Natural: A Documentary Film (2019). He is married to Unknown. They have three children.
Carl Hiaasen graduated from the University of Florida's School of Journalism in 1974. He has written many books, including "Tourist Season", "Double Whammy" and "Striptease", all crime/mystery books that take place in south Florida. In between writing books, Hiaasen writes a regular column for the Miami Herald. He's also a big fan of Warren Zevon. He sang backup on a Jimmy Buffett song, "The Ballad of Skip Wiley", which is based on Hiassen's book "Tourist Season". He recently wrote his first book for young adults, "Hoot".
Carl Hickerson is known for Imperium (2016), The Shack (2017) and Night Moves (2013).