Axelle Carolyn

Axelle Carolyn
Born 3 April 1979 (1979-04-03) (age 32)
Brussels, Belgium
Other names Axelle Carolyn Marshall
Occupation Actress
screenwriter
Make-up artist
Author
Spouse Neil Marshall (2007–present)

Axelle Carolyn (born 3 April 1979 in Brussels) is a Belgian actress, screenwriter, make-up artist, journalist and author.[1]

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Biography

Acting career

Carolyn won her first little role as partygoer in the 2005 Spanish thriller Beneath Still Waters.[2] She played her first bigger role 2008 in her husband Neil Marshall's Doomsday and assisted the designer of the make-up effects.[3] Carolyn earned in the same year a lead role in the Romance-Horror short film I Love You (written and directed by Tristan Versluis), starring Leslie Simpson and portrayed Jennifer in the Horrorshow.[4] In 2009 she won roles of various sizes in A Reckoning,[5] Red Light, Psychosis,[6] Feral, Blood + Roses[7] and had a cameo in a deleted scene in The Descent: Part 2.[8] She had a small role as a Pict in Neil Marshall's Centurion[9] and has a part in the British horror film The 4th Reich.[10]

Screenwriting career

In February 2010 began to work on her screenwriting career debut the upcoming supernatural thriller film Ghost of Slaughterford.[11]

Author career

In 2009 wrote her first novel It Lives Again! Horror Movies in the New Millennium[12] and was financed by Neil Marshall.[13] She won for this work the Silver Award in New York City on the Book of the Year Awards in June 2010.[14]

Personal life

She is married to British filmmaker Neil Marshall since 2007.[15] They live in London.

Filmography

Year Film Credit Notes
2005 Beneath Still Waters Actress
2008 Beyond the Rave Unit publicist
Doomsday Actress, Make-up artist
I Love You Actress
Horrorshow Actress
2009 A Reckoning Actress
Blood + Roses Actress
The Descent Part 2 Actress
Feral Actress
Into the Dark: Exploring the Horror Film Herself
Psychosis Actress
Red Light Actress
2010 Big Cats! Actress
The Beautiful Outsiders Actress
Brides of Horror Herself
Centurion Actress
The Nephilim Actress
The 4th Reich Actress
Vision Actress
2011 Ghost of Slaughterford Writer
Infected Actress
Shadows from the Sky Actress

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