Charisma Carpenter
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Actor
Charisma Carpenter - Billy Morrison presents 'Mixed Messages' at The Desmond - Arrivals - Los Angeles, California, United States - Saturday 11th June 2016
Charisma Carpenter - Billy Morrison presents 'Mixed Messages' at The Desmond - Arrivals - Los Angeles, California, United States - Sunday 12th June 2016
Charisma Carpenter Cast As Ariana Grande’s Mum In ‘Scream Queens’
By Elinor Cosgrave in Lifestyle / Showbiz on 26 June 2015
Charisma Carpenter is joining the cast of ‘Scream Queens’.
Charisma Carpenter has been cast in Scream Queens. 44-year-old Carpenter will play the mother of Ariana Grande’s character. She is joining the series in a guest role which has the potential to become recurring. Carpenter is best known for her role as Cordelia Chase on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel but she has since appeared in such series as Veronica Mars, Greek and The Lying Game.
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Charisma Carpenter - 5th Annual Thirst Gala hosted by Jennifer Garner in partnership with Skyo and Relativity's Earth To Echo - Beverly Hills, California, United States - Tuesday 24th June 2014
Charisma Carpenter - Celebrities attend OK! Magazine's SO SEXY event at Skybar at The Mondrian Hotel - Los Angeles, California, United States - Thursday 18th April 2013
Charisma Carpenter and Mike Rossi - Friends N Family 2013 Pre Grammy party Los Angeles California United States Friday 8th February 2013
The Expendables Trailer
Barney Ross is the leader of a group of mercenary fighters, his team is made up of Lee Christmas, Yin Yang, Hale Caesar, Toll Road and Gunnar Jensen, each member is a specialist in varying areas of destruction and fighting.
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See Jane Date Review
Weak
Hey, it's a movie about a hot girl who can't meet the right guy! I've never heard of such an original premise before!The improbably proportioned Charisma Carpenter takes the lead role in this by-the-numbers romantic comedy, which only plays lip service to the comedy part of the equation and nearly ignores the romance part completely. The bulk of the movie (made for TV and now arriving on DVD with no extras sans the removal of its commercials) actually involves Jane's career: She's an assistant editor tasked with editing the memoirs of a soap opera diva (Holly Marie Combs) who was her highschool rival. Turns out the diva's got money to burn but a wrecked personal life, including a dad that won't speak with her for reasons that are never made clear.
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