Carla Marins

Carla Marins was born on June 7, 1968 in Campos dos Goitacases, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She is an actress, known for Jogo de Xadrez (2014), Faça Sua História (2008) and Pé na Jaca (2006). She has been married to Hogo Baltazar since 2006. They have one child. She was previously married to Ulisses Arruda.

Carla Martinez

Carla Martinez is an actress, known for Wildflower (2017), Everyday I Love You (2015) and Kristine (2010).

Carla McCullough

Carla McCullough is an actress, known for Across the Tracks (2015), Still Today (2020) and Uncanny X-Men (2012).

Carla Medina

Carla Medina is known for Coco (2017), Peligro en tu mirada (2021) and High School Musical: El Desafío (2008).

Carla Mendes

Carla Mendes is known for Tropa de Elite 2: O Inimigo Agora é Outro (2010), Quase Memória (2016) and O Homem do Futuro (2011).

Carla Mendonça

Carla was born in Coventry to parents who were both dancers. Her English mother was appearing in a company in Lisbon when she met her Portuguese husband-to-be, and the couple returned to live in England. One of Carla's 2 brothers, Jorge, joined the British Army and, at the age of 36, became its youngest-ever Colonel. Carla went to the University of Warwick, where she read Dramatic Arts and Theatre Studies, graduating in 1985. The inevitable round of theatrical work followed but she remains best known for her work in television comedy, especially two children's shows, My Dad's the Prime Minister (2003) and My Parents Are Aliens (1999), the latter running for seven years (though Carla was not in the first series). When, in 2006, the parent company ITV decided, for financial reasons, to axe afternoon programmes for children, Carla and her 'Aliens' co-star, Tony Gardner, spear-headed the Save Kids' TV campaign though they were unsuccessful. She has since appeared in various TV shows, most recently 2 series of 'So Awkward" for ChannelX/CBBC and is about to start filming a 3rd series. She has been working mainly in theatre (RSC, Royal Exchange, Tobacco Factory) including 'Noises Off' by Michael Frayn at the Nottingham Playhouse and is working on series 4 of So Awkward for Channel X. She is married to actor and writer Clive Mantle.

Carla Mendonça

Carla was born in Coventry to parents who were both dancers. Her English mother was appearing in a company in Lisbon when she met her Portuguese husband-to-be, and the couple returned to live in England. One of Carla's 2 brothers, Jorge, joined the British Army and, at the age of 36, became its youngest-ever Colonel. Carla went to the University of Warwick, where she read Dramatic Arts and Theatre Studies, graduating in 1985. The inevitable round of theatrical work followed but she remains best known for her work in television comedy, especially two children's shows, My Dad's the Prime Minister (2003) and My Parents Are Aliens (1999), the latter running for seven years (though Carla was not in the first series). When, in 2006, the parent company ITV decided, for financial reasons, to axe afternoon programmes for children, Carla and her 'Aliens' co-star, Tony Gardner, spear-headed the Save Kids' TV campaign though they were unsuccessful. She has since appeared in various TV shows, most recently 2 series of 'So Awkward" for ChannelX/CBBC and is about to start filming a 3rd series. She has been working mainly in theatre (RSC, Royal Exchange, Tobacco Factory) including 'Noises Off' by Michael Frayn at the Nottingham Playhouse and is working on series 4 of So Awkward for Channel X. She is married to actor and writer Clive Mantle.

Carla Minnard

Carla Minnard is known for Bikram: Yogi, Guru, Predator (2019).

Carla Mireles

Carla Mitchell

As a toddler, Carla Eugenia Mitchell received her first standing ovation when she gave a speech at a 500+ church conference and has spent her life in front of an audience ever since. Before moving to Hollywood, and studying at the Beverly Hills Playhouse, she studied theater at the University of Arkansas--Fayetteville, where she was a member of the prestigious Ira Aldridge Players Theater Company. A dynamic and in-demand Talent Producer and Red Carpet Talent Coordinator, Carla also spends a good deal of time making sure awards shows, charity events, and reality shows run smoothly behind the camera, with credits including the HBO Comedy Festival, the American Music Awards, the BET Awards, the NAACP Image Awards, and the Discovery network's hit shows "Dirty Jobs" and "Fast N Loud". Recently she has held several lead roles in various short films and will be making her big screen debut in the upcoming movie "Boiling Pot". Carla is also an accomplished poet, a die-hard Razorback football fan, her mama's "mini-me", and proud pet parent to a bossy little Pekingese named Jasper.