Caroline Burns Cooke
Caroline Burns Cooke is an actress and writer, known for Richard III (2005), The Adored (2012) and The Spiritualist (2018).
Caroline Buzanko
Caroline Buzanko has had an adventurous life, to say the least. She had an eventful childhood and loved performing from a very young age. Upon graduating high school, she joined the army but soon realized acting was where her heart belonged. Her interest in film took her abroad to Australia, where she landed several roles. Returning back to Canada she became actively engaged in film and theater. She won a CAT award for Outstanding Performance by a Supporting Actress for her role in "Saving Grace;" a true story about a young girl's journey in a drug addiction program. She has since worked in a number of films over the years while pursuing her doctoral degree.
Caroline Cahill
Caroline Cahill is known for Birdies (2022).
Caroline Caliston
Caroline Caliston is an actress, known for Monster Hunter: Legends of the Guild (2021).
Caroline Carver
Caroline Carver was born in 1976 in Manchester, England, UK. She is an actress and writer, known for George and the Dragon (2004), You Me and Captain Longbridge (2008) and Sharpe (1993). She has been married to Kenny Doughty since 2006.
Caroline Catz
Caroline Catz was born on October 19, 1970 in Manchester, Greater Manchester, England. She is an actress and director, known for Doc Martin (2004), Murder in Suburbia (2004) and DCI Banks (2010).
Caroline Cavalier
Caroline Cavalier is an actor, known for Another Girl (2021).
Caroline Cave
Caroline was born and raised in West Vancouver, British Columbia. Classical piano and ballet were Caroline's earliest artistic pursuits. At 15, Caroline was invited to study dance at the prestigious Banff Centre and in the elite mentorship program at Ballet British Columbia. A natural triple-threat, Caroline was drawn to theatre in her senior year, followed by formal training at The BFA Acting Conservatory - University of Alberta; at The Royal National Theatre Studio, London; and with such esteemed theatre artists as Larry Moss, Kelly McEvenue, Selina Cadell, and Toby Jones. Caroline made a swift transition into film and television, landing the feature films "Come L'America" opposite Sabrina Ferilli and "The War Bride", opposite Oscar award-winner, Brenda Fricker, "Christmas Rescue" opposite Aiden Quinn, and fan-favorite "Saw VI". Caroline won a Gemini/Canadian Screen Award (Canada's Emmy) as Lead Actress in a dramatic series for her portrayal of attorney Catherine Scott in the series "Crash and Burn". Appearances at The Toronto International Theatre Festival include the feature films "Six Figures" (JR Bourne); "One Week" (Joshua Jackson); and "This Beautiful City", for which she also received the ACTRA Award (Canada's SAG) for Lead Actress.
Caroline Cawley
Caroline Cawley is an actress, known for Weekend (2011) and Jeopardy! (1984).
Caroline Chabata
Caroline Chabata is an actress, known for Angela (2021), The Message (2020) and 3:15 (2021).
