Carmine Iacono, a well-known Canadian Actor, Radio Host, Voice-Over Performer, Producer, and Director, was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and has, over the years, lived in Florida, California, and Michigan. The son of Italian immigrants, he had long dreamed of being an actor in a world where such dreams were considered foolish. Despite the disadvantages, Carmine ventured forward to face the challenges of the entertainment business. With his extensive senior background in the legal profession and business, Carmine brings his vast life experiences and skills into each role. He describes himself as a "vitiated method actor" having studied the Adler, Lewis, Meisner, Strasberg, and Hagen techniques approach to acting. Ethnically ambiguous and with a distinctive voice, Carmine has demonstrated that he is a versatile and talented performer of various roles and characters.
Carmine Infantino's life-long assocation with comics began at an early age when, as a fan, he spent much time trying to find the people who drew the comics. At the age of 15 he met and befriended "Lone Ranger" artist Charles Flanders, who acted as a mentor and teacher to the budding artist. Infantino entered the comics industry in 1942, getting a job with Timely (now Marvel) comics as an illustrator on the "Jack Frost" title. He worked for several other publishers after graduating from art school, before finally landing at DC Comics. It was at DC that Infantino made his name. Superhero comics had all but disappeared in the early 50s, but DC was ready to begin a relaunch of this genre in 1956. DC editor/writer Julius Schwartz approached Infantino about his idea to both revive and revise the Flash. Schwartz' writing and Infantino's modernistic artwork helped make the Flash a big hit, and to also help usher what became known as the "Silver Age" of comics. Infantino went on to work on such characters as the Elongated Man, Adam Strange, and Batman. His work on the latter is credited with reviving that character's sagging sales. In 1967, Infantino was promoted to editor at DC Comics. He was influential in bringing a more modern look to the previously stodgy DC comics, and was the person who hired influential artist/writer Neal Adams. Infantino was promoted to publisher in 1971, then president of DC Comics in 1974. He left DC in 1976 after a dispute with DC's parent company Warner Communications. After leaving DC, Infantino briefly worked for Hanna-Barbera as a character designer, then taught for several years at the School of Visual Arts. Infantino is now retired, and resides in New York City. He is regarded as a living legend in the comics field.
Carmine J. Limone is known for Merlin (1993).
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Carmine Recano was born on November 28, 1980 in Naples, Campania, Italy. He is an actor, known for Mine vaganti (2010), La moglie cinese (2006) and Sospetti 3 (2005).
Carmiña Martínez is an actress, known for Pájaros de verano (2018), Hábitos sucios (2003) and La captura (2012).
Carna Krsul is known for FBI: International (2021), Shepherd: The Story of a Jewish Dog (2019) and Men Without Winter Coats (2019).
Carnelius Lewis is an actor, known for Chloe's Pocketbook Diary (2022) and Vid Chronicles (2019).