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Axelle Carolyn (born 3 April 1979 in Brussels) is a Belgian filmmaker and former actress and journalist. [2] Biography. Acting. Amongst many other jobs she worked on her way to directing her first films, Carolyn briefly worked in front of the camera. Her most notable appearance was as Pict warrior Aeron in Neil Marshall's Centurion. [3]
CineFantastico.com 19 de octubre de 2021. Habla la directora de La mansión (The Manor) Axelle Carolyn con Barbara Hershey en el set. Axelle es una aficionada al terror que comenzó como actriz en títulos de serie B, periodista en webs sobre cine de terror y autora de libros sobre el género antes de debutar en el género con Soulmate, a la ...
Axelle Carolyn is a Belgian-born filmmaker who has directed horror shorts and features, such as Tales of Halloween and Soulmate. She is also an actress, writer and former horror journalist, and has worked with directors like Neil Marshall and Lucky McKee.
Axelle Carolyn es una talentosa actriz, escritora y directora de cine belga. Nacida el 5 de diciembre de 1979 en Amberes, Bélgica, Axelle ha dejado una huella significativa en la industria del cine con sus logros y contribuciones únicas. Biografía.
April 3, 1979 · Brussels, Belgium. Mini Bio. Axelle Carolyn started out as a freelance reporter for some of the world's most prestigious film magazines and websites. Her non-fiction writing career culminated with the 2009 publication of her book 'Horror Movies In The New Millennium'.
Axelle Carolyn es una directora y guionista nacida el año 1979 en Bélgica conocida por: La maldición de Bly Manor (Serie de TV), Centurión, El club de la medianoche (Miniserie de TV), Cuentos de Halloween, American Horror Story: Double Feature (Miniserie de TV), American Horror Story: Red Tide (Miniserie de TV), The Manor, Las brujas de ...
7 de oct. de 2021 · Writer/Director Axelle Carolyn (Tales of Halloween) discusses her love of all things horror, her latest film Amazon Prime’s Welcome to Blumhouse - The Manor, and the concept of eternal life...
