Acting credits
81
Prolific
Very extensive acting filmography.
Actor
Carmel Myers
Acting
Career Snapshot
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Movies: 79Series: 2
TMDB ID: 108102
IMDb ID: nm0616659
Known for: Acting
Born: April 4, 1899
Died: November 9, 1980
Age: 81
Place of birth: San Francisco, California, USA
Gender: Female
Adult content flag: No
Career span: 1916 - 1980
Years active: 65
Average TMDB rating: 6.22
Wikidata: Q952875
Also known as
Carmoll Meyers
Biography
Carmel Myers was an American actress successful in, particularly, Silent films. She is best remembered for her performance as Egyptian seductress Iras in the 1925 epic Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ.
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Movies
Movies
Movie credits linked with Carmel Myers.
Erte
as Self
1980 Movie
4.1
Won Ton Ton: The Dog Who Saved Hollywood
as Woman Journalist
1976 Movie
Nick and Nora
1975 Movie
4.3
Whistle Stop
as Estelle
1946 Movie
Pretty Dolly
as Mrs. Errol
1942 Movie
5.2
Lady for a Night
as Mrs. Dickson
1942 Movie
6.0
The Countess of Monte Cristo
as Flower Girl
1934 Movie
No Living Witness
as Emilia
1932 Movie
Nice Women
as Dorothy Drew
1931 Movie
3.0
Chinatown After Dark
as Madame Ying Su
1931 Movie
6.3
The Mad Genius
as Sonya Preskoya
1931 Movie
3.5
Pleasure
as Dorothy Whitney
1931 Movie
6.1
Svengali
as Madame Honorine
1931 Movie
The Lion and the Lamb
as Inez
1931 Movie
2.7
A Lady Surrenders
as Sonia
1930 Movie
5.7
The Ship from Shanghai
as Viola Thorpe
1930 Movie
5.5
The Show of Shows
as Performer in 'Ladies of the Ensemble' Number (uncredited)
1929 Movie
6.0
Broadway Scandals
as Valeska
1929 Movie
The Careless Age
as Ray
1929 Movie
Careers
as The Woman Mme. André
1929 Movie
The Ghost Talks
as Marie Haley
1929 Movie
The Red Sword
as Katherine
1929 Movie
7.0
Dream of Love
as The Countess
1928 Movie
7.3
Four Walls
as Bertha
1928 Movie
Series
Series
Series credits linked with Carmel Myers.
