Caroline Koziol
Caroline Koziol is an actress, known for Line of Duty (2012), Hollyoaks (1995) and The Dream Catcher.
Caroline Kuta
Caroline Kuta is an actress, known for Loving (1983), One Life to Live (1968) and Strong Medicine (2000).
Caroline Kwan
Caroline Kwan is an actress, known for Chicago P.D. (2014), The End of Us (2021) and God Incorporated (2019).
Caroline L Price
Caroline L Price is an actress, known for DECo (2013), Staying in Boston (2014) and Smooch (2011).
Caroline Labrum
Caroline Labrum is an actress, known for Criminal Minds (2005), Den Brother (2010) and The Christmas Project 2 (2020).
Caroline Labrèche
I started off my career by directing shorts, mostly for fun. When it later turned out that these films were loved in festivals worldwide, I decided to put all of my energy into features. The first film I made -- an indie comedy called "Sans Dessein", which I produced and directed -- ended up winning the coveted Audience Award for "Best Quebecois" film at the Fantasia International Film Festival. The overwhelmingly positive reaction to this small movie really cemented the fact that I had more than a knack for film-making. This resulted in me putting all of my energy and creativity into my next feature, "Radius", a sci-fi thriller that toured the globe and is now enjoying worldwide distribution. As of today, I'm awaiting financing for "Aperture", my next sci-fi project, all the while doing directorial work for companies such as Incendo and TVA -- bringing in nominations and awards from both the DGC and CSA. In the end, whatever the film, whatever the genre, I bring my own vision -- start to finish. I'm always on board, giving 100%, both to the film itself and to the team I work with. I have a tight relationship with the technical side of film-making; I love framing, cool angles and camera movements. I also enjoy communicating my vision to actors; I let them experiment and push their characters further than what's on the page -- and they love me for that. When I step on set, it's like second nature. I know where I'm going. I strive for the best. And I love it.
Caroline Lagerfelt
Though known to millions as Celia "CeCe" Rhodes on Gossip Girl (2007) and for her extensive film and TV credits, Caroline Lagerfelt has established a distinguished career in international theatre and Broadway. The recipient of Outer Critics Circle and Obie Awards, as well as a Drama Desk nomination, her career began under the auspices of theatrical legends Eva Le Gallienne and Sir Ralph Richardson. She appeared in nine Broadway shows for some of the most celebrated directors of the English-speaking world, among them Sir Peter Hall ("Betrayal," opposite Raul Julia and Roy Scheider), Sir John Gielgud ("The Constant Wife," with Ingrid Bergman and a then-unknown Sigourney Weaver), Harold Pinter, Cyril Ritchard, Mike Nichols, Jerry Zaks and Abe Burrows. She has appeared in every major Off-Broadway venue, receiving critical acclaim for "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" opposite Cynthia Nixon, "Moonlight" with Jason Robards, Blythe Danner and Liev Schreiber, "Quartermaine's Terms" with Kelsey Grammer, and for multiple collaborations with Harold Pinter, Simon Gray and Nicolas Kent, among others. In addition, Lagerfelt has played many of the US and UK's top regional theatres (Kennedy Center, Guthrie, Williamstown, etc.), highlights including: "Night and Day" with Ralph Fiennes, "The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui" with Paul Giamatti, "Les Liaisons Dangereuses" with Dianne Wiest, "The Physicists" with Brian Bedford, George Grizzard and Len Cariou, and Garland Wright's "The Misanthrope." She is perhaps best known for her portrayal of Elizabeth I in multiple productions of "Mary Stuart," directed by Carey Perloff. In 2010, Lagerfelt starred as Greta Garbo in 'Frank McGuinness'' "Greta Garbo Came to Donegal," voted one of London's "Top Five Plays of the Year."
Caroline Lallau
Caroline Lallau is known for Blague à part (1998), Fred's Head (2008) and Wakfu (2008).
Caroline Langford
Caroline Langford is an actress and writer, known for The Delta Force (1986), The Call (2012) and Nipagesh Bachof (1987).
Caroline Langrishe
Caroline trained at Elmhurst Ballet School, and started working in film, theatre and television from the age of 17. She is probably best known for her roles as running characters: Charlotte Cavendish in 'Lovejoy', Georgina Channing in 'Judge John Deed' and Marilyn Fox in 'Casualty'. Caroline was married to actor Patrick Drury until 1996, with whom she has two adult daughters.
