Carly Copeland is known for Abnormality (2022).
Born and raised in San Diego, California, Carly comes from a large Italian-Irish family that includes two professional baseball players: her father, Rocky Craig, and little brother, Casey Craig. She has one sister and two brothers. Carly is well-known on the internet for her hilarious and disturbingly-edgy songs and improv pieces, most notably "The Daddy Song", and "Judy Garland Orgasm". Though she studied drama for years at The Stella Adler Academy, a conversation with Dan Akroyd would change her life when he suggested she study at Second City, where she later graduated. She met famed manager Bernie Brillstein while waiting tables and decided to put on a comedy show with her classmates. Bernie came to that show and soon after, signed her as a client. Before long, Director David Wain cast her in "Role Models" as the object of Seann William Scott's desire and the rest, as they say, is history. Other projects would include Mike Leigh's critically-lauded live show "Ecstasy", Neil LaBute's "Bash", independent feature film "Star Sucker" with Tom Arnold, Rob Corddry's "Children's Hospital", and The Farrelly Brother's "The Heartbreak Kid." Carly most recently co-starred opposite Owen Wilson and Jason Sudeikis in the Farrelly Brother's film, "Hall Pass". Her comedic talents are highlighted in this role in a film-stealing moment in the bathroom with Jason that exemplifies the Farrelly's slapstick humor. The standout role sealed her a place as a "Vanities Girl" for the April 2011 edition of "Vanity Fair" where she follows many young ingenues like Kristen Bell, Lesly Mann and Mila Kunis. She will next be seen in the Farrelly's next feature, "Three Stooges", playing Mrs. Harter, the wife of Stephen Collins' character. Together the couple sets out to adopt the Stooges. The film began shooting in May 2011.
Carly Daniels is an actress, known for Young Rock (2021), The Reunion (2022) and Neighbours (1985).
Carly Day is an actress, known for The Unlit (2020).
Carly Diamond Stone is an actress, known for Night Train, Queen of the Amazon (2021) and Beach Squad (2022).
Carly Dutcher (born February 28, 2003) is an American actress. She is best known for guest-starring roles on 911: Lonestar, Will & Grace, and CSI: Vegas. She can also be seen in Max Amini's "James the Second," which is slated for 2022. Carly was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. She is a freshman at UC Berkeley.
Carly Ellwanger has appeared in several film and television productions across the United States. You may have seen her in Thumper, Beyond the Dark, Scatter, and Monster's on Mainstreet, to name just a few. Carly studies The Meisner Technique at Playhouse West in Los Angeles and formally studied at The Actor's Lab and The Actor's Company. Carly grew up on Lake Michigan, a native of the Midwest, and Carly now lives in Hollywood, California.
Award-wining actress and director, Carly started acting and making films as soon as she could figure out what her dad's Hitachi video camera was capable of at age 4. She has since then mastered the craft diving deep in Stanislovksy and Strasberg based methods, graduating from the Neighborhood Playhouse school of Theatre, where she studied the Meisner technique. She has worked on sets and stages in Vancouver, New York City, Montreal, Toronto and Kelowna. Recent films are "The Sinners," which has just released on Amazon Prime, iTunes, and Cineplex, and leading in a western thrasher entitled "Ash and Dust," set to be on platforms in 2022. She won best actress in 2020's Cyberspace Film Festival for her lead in "Only People," winner best feature at the Canadian Independent Film Festival, 2019. Theatre credits include collaborating in creating and acting in the pre-show for the multi-Dora-winning Canadian premiere of "Jerusalem," at Streetcar Crowsnest, Toronto. Her self-produced and written projects include a one-woman show entitled "Rock Bottom," a Fringe sell-out that took "Pick of the Fringe," 2021 and "Hitch-hiked," winning her best director at OWTFF, 2021.
Carly Ferguson is known for Long Gone Wild (2019).