Carroll Baker

Carroll Baker, Actress, was born on May 28, 1931 in Johnstown , Pennsylvania . Once studied in Florida, the State of the USA Санкт-Петербург English two-year university. Carroll Baker worked as an assistant to the magician and went to Hollywood to develop in 1953. He played in a Musical Film "Love at First Sight", Then went to New York to shoot a commercial TV, and played a role in Broadway. In 1954, he entered the New York Performing Training Institute to study. After that, he performed in the stage play "Long Summer" and made several TV films. In 1956, the film "Giant" shot by Warner Bros. Pictures featured her as her younger sister, which was quite outstanding. In the same year, The Actor's Director wrote and directed "Dolls and Dolls" based on Dan Nessie Williams' stage play. She was selected to play an early married mother. Due to her excellent acting skills, she was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress in that year. Selected as one of ten "stars of tomorrow". Later, she also performed well in "The Vast Land" (1958) directed by William Wheeler .

In the 1960s, Hollywood film merchants tried to promote her as a Marilyn Monroe -style "sexy star". She played this kind of role in the two films "The Man Who Seeks Big Development" (1964) and "Harrow" (1965). . In the late 1960s, she went to Italy to shoot some films, only to play well in "Forbidden Palace" (1967) directed by Ferrier. In 1977, she performed Maugham's famous play "Rain" on the London stage.