Carol Kelly
12 Movies
6 Series
Movies
Plays Debbie
Toward the Unknown
1956
Plays Molly
Terror in a Texas Town
1958
Plays Flame
All Fall Down
1962
Plays Jamima Boone
Daniel Boone, Trail Blazer
1956
Plays Cocktail Waitress
The Girl Rush
1955
Plays Julie, Tony's girl
The Come On
1956
Plays Julie
The Come On
1956
Plays Hattie
The Desperados Are in Town
1956
Plays Waitress
The Cruel Tower
1956
Plays Marion
The Other Woman
1954
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I Spy
Elaine · 1 episode
1968
TV
All Fall Down
Flame
1962
Film
Thriller
Miss Rudley · 1 episode
1960
TV
World of Giants
Sally Thomas · 1 episode
1959
TV
The Deputy
Mrs. Bean · 1 episode
1959
TV
Terror in a Texas Town
Molly
1958
Film
Perry Mason
Lois Reed · 1 episode
1957
TV
Schlitz Playhouse of Stars
Linda Larsen · 1 episode
1956
TV
The Desperados Are in Town
Hattie
1956
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Carol Kelly still alive?
Carol Kelly passed away on November 22, 2017 at age 86.
What are the most famous roles of Carol Kelly?
Carol Kelly is best known for roles in The Killer Is Loose, Terror in a Texas Town, I Died a Thousand Times.
How many movies has Carol Kelly been in?
Over a 63-year career (since 1954), Carol Kelly has appeared in 12 movies and 6 TV shows.
What was Carol Kelly's first movie?
The career of Carol Kelly began with The Other Woman (1954).
What is Carol Kelly's most recent movie or series?
Carol Kelly's most recent release is I Spy, which premiered on September 15, 1965.
What TV shows has Carol Kelly appeared in?
On television, Carol Kelly has appeared in Perry Mason, I Spy, Thriller, The Deputy.
Carol Kelly
1931-08-15 · Queens, New York USA
Born in New York City in 1934, Carol Kelly was out of a performing family that also included sister Nancy Kelly and brother Jack Kelly, both of whom enjoyed long screen and television careers. Carol, though, not so much and her only prominent assignment came in Terror in a Texas Town 1958), a low budget but quite interesting western starring Sterling Hayden, directed by cult phenomenon Joseph H. Lewis and penned by actor Nedrick Young.