Carson Aune
Carson Aune is a composer and actor, known for QB1: Beyond the Lights (2017), War Dog: A Soldier's Best Friend (2017) and The Warfighters (2016).
Carson Beck
Carson Beck is an actor and writer, known for This Week's Peep Show (2017), Steel Will (2021) and Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire (2018).
Carson Block
Carson Block is known for The China Hustle (2017) and Wall Street Week (2016).
Carson Bloomquist
Carson Bloomquist is a producer and writer, known for Long Lost (2018), She Came from the Woods (2017) and Ten Minutes to Midnight (2020).
Carson Boatman
Carson Boatman is an actor and producer, known for Days of Our Lives (1965), Runt (2018) and Bedeviled (2016).
Carson Bolde
Carson Bolde is an American child actor. After beginning his acting career, he quickly landed his first feature film, Mansfield Path. Carson displays a uniquely outgoing personality, combined with an impressive vocabulary and ability to communicate with children and adults alike. These characteristics, paired with his talent, helped him book many film and television productions, including projects for ABC, Disney, NBC, and Warner Bros. His biggest role to date is "Sam Brody" in Legendary Films' "Godzilla," distributed by Warner Bros. and directed by Gareth Edwards.
Carson Brandeberry
Carson Brandeberry is an actor, known for Faith of Our Fathers (2015).
Carson Campbell
Carson Campbell is an actor, known for Being Trump (2020), Coronavirus: Perfect Storm (2020) and A Promise to Astrid (2019).
Carson Carr
Carson Carr is known for Ron White's Comedy Salute to the Troops (2015) and Being Elmo: A Puppeteer's Journey (2011).
Carson Cash
Carson Cash is a comedic actor residing in Los Angeles California. He was born the 23rd of April, 1992 in Virginia Beach, Virginia where he began acting in 2012. He has starred and made appearances in television, short films, web series, feature films, and theater. He regularly writes and performs stand-up all over Los Angeles. He has his degree in entertainment business from the Los Angeles Film school.
