Loan Carr

Krediten Carr , also Darlene Carr or Boren Drake , (born on December 12, 1950 in Chicago , Illinois as Boren Farnon ) is an American former actress , singer and voice actress .

Life

Carr is the daughter of the conductor Brian Farnon and the actress Rita Oehmen . Her two older sisters, Charmian Carr and Shannon Farnon, are also actresses. From 1964 to 1999 she worked in numerous film and television productions.

Carr made her film debut in 1967 as Sidoni Riserau in Andrew V. McLaglen's romantic comedy Throwing the Monkeys out . Other movie roles followed in Everything that is forbidden (1968), Frank Patch - Your Hours Are Counted (1969) and Cheated (1971). In the series The Smith Family she was seen from 1971 to 1972 as Cindy Smith, the daughter of Henry Fonda's character. In 1973 she starred in the television horror film The Horror at 37,000 Feet . From 1973 to 1977 she appeared as Jeannie Stone, the daughter of Karl Malden's character, in the crime series The Streets of San Francisco . For her role Tommy Caldwell, which she played in the miniseries Once an Eagle from 1976 to 1977 , she received a 1977 Golden Globe Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress in a series, mini-series or a television film . In the same year, she played the recurring role of Margaret Devlin in the western series The Road to Oregon and John F. Kennedy's sister Kathleen Kennedy in the television movie The Forgotten Kennedy . Her only leading role in a television series was 1979 in Miss Winslow and Son , in which she played the single mother Miss Susan Winslow.

From 1981 to 1982 she was repeatedly seen as Mary Lou Springer in the western series Bret Maverick . In the 1990s she played again the Jeannie Stone in the television film Back to the Streets of San Francisco (1992) and the Dr. Leticia Baines in the television horror film The Return of the Piranhas (1995) and Erica's mother in the movie My Dream Girl Next Door (1997).

As a voice actress she has appeared in English in a number of films and series, such as in the series Adventures from the Bible (1985–1986) and The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest (1996–1997) as well as in the film Timmy and the Secret of Nimh (1998). Most recently she spoke various roles in the 1999 computer game Lands of Lore III .

In the films My Songs - My Dreams from 1965 and The Jungle Book from 1967 she was also heard as a singer. For the latter production, she and her colleagues received a Grammy Award nomination in the category Best Recording for Children in 1968 . In 1988 she released her own album called The Carr-DeBelles Band .

From 1974 to 1977 she was married to actor Jason Laskay. She later married the horse trainer Zelko Megovetich, with whom she had a son who died in 1981 at the age of two and a half. She has been married to actor Jameson Parker since 1992 .

Filmography

Movies

• 1967: Throw the monkeys out (Monkeys, Go Home!)
• 1968: Everything That Is Forbidden (The Impossible Years)
• 1969: Frank Patch - Your hours are numbered (Death of a Gunfighter)
• 1971: Betrayed (The Beguiled)
• 1972: All My Darling Daughters (TV movie)
• 1973: Runaway! (TV movie)
• 1973: My Darling Daughters' Anniversary (TV movie)
• 1973: The Horror at 37,000 Feet (TV movie)
• 1974: The Chadwick Family (TV movie)
• 1976: Law of the Land (TV movie)
• 1977: The Forgotten Kennedy ( Young Joe, the Forgotten Kennedy , TV movie)
• 1980: Rage! (TV movie)
• 1992: Back to the Streets of San Francisco ( Back to the Streets of San Francisco , television film)
• 1995: Simon & Simon: In Trouble Again (TV movie)
• 1995: The Return of the Piranhas ( Piranha , TV movie)
• 1997: My Dream Girl Next Door (Eight Days a Week)

TV Shows

• 1964: The Littlest Hobo (an episode)
• 1965: The John Forsythe Show (2 episodes)
• 1967–1986: Disney Land (3 episodes)
• 1968: Mayberry RFD (an episode)
• 1969: Dear Uncle Bill ( Family Affair , one episode)
• 1969: The People at Shiloh Ranch ( The Virginian , an episode)
• 1969: The Governor & JJ (an episode)
• 1969: To Rome with Love (an episode)
• 1969: Eddie's father (an episode)
• 1969, 1973: Dr. med. Marcus Welby ( Marcus Welby, MD , 2 episodes)
• 1970, 1972: FBI ( The FBI , 2 episodes)
• 1971–1972: The Smith Family (39 episodes)
• 1972: Alias ​​Smith and Jones ( aka Smith and Jones , an episode)
• 1972, 1974: Die Rookies ( The Rookies , 3 episodes)
• 1972, 1975: Medical Center (3 episodes)
• 1973–1977: The Streets of San Francisco ( The Streets of San Francisco , 12 episodes)
• 1973–1978: Barnaby Jones (3 episodes)
• 1974: Chopper 1 - please report ( Chopper One , one episode)
• 1975: The Waltons ( The Waltons , an episode)
• 1975: The Manhunter (an episode)
• 1975: The Bad Five ( SWAT , an episode)
• 1975: Caribe (an episode)
• 1976: Jigsaw John (an episode)
• 1976: Thriller (an episode)
• 1976: City of Angels (an episode)
• 1976–1977: Once an Eagle (mini series, 7 episodes)
• 1977: The Road to Oregon ( The Oregon Trail , 13 episodes)
• 1977: The Man from Atlantis ( Man from Atlantis , an episode)
• 1978: Fantasy Island (an episode)
• 1978: Thoughtful Stories ( Insight , an episode)
• 1978: The Paper Chase (an episode)
• 1978: The Hardy Boys / Nancy Drew Mysteries (one episode)
• 1978: The Dearest Stewardesses ( Flying High , an episode)
• 1979: Miss Winslow and Son (6 episodes)
• 1979: Big Shamus, Little Shamus (an episode)
• 1979: New York location ( Eischied , one episode)
• 1980: The White Shadow (an episode)
• 1980: Vegas ( Vega $ , an episode)
• 1980: Hagen (one episode)
• 1981: Sheriff Lobo ( The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo , an episode)
• 1981: Quincy ( Quincy, ME , an episode)
• 1981: Charlie's Angels ( Charlie's Angels , a series)
• 1981–1982: Bret Maverick (18 episodes)
• 1981–1986: Simon & Simon (4 episodes)
• 1983, 1986: Magnum ( Magnum, pi , 2 episodes)
• 1984: The Flying Eye ( Blue Thunder , an episode)
• 1985: V - The extraterrestrial visitors are coming ( V , an episode)
• 1985: The Cases of Harry Fox ( Crazy Like a Fox , an episode)
• 1985: Murder is Her Hobby ( Murder, She Wrote , an episode)
• 1985: Trio with Four Fists ( Riptide , one episode)
• 1986: Blacke's Magic (an episode)
• 1988: Rehearsal (an episode)
• 1989, 1993: CBS Schoolbreak Special (2 episodes)
• 1994: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (an episode)
• 1995: Junge Schicksale ( ABC Afterschool Specials , one episode)

synchronization

• 1965: My songs - my dreams ( The Sound of Music , vocals)
• 1967: The Jungle Book ( The Jungle Book , vocals)
• 1985: CBS Storybreak (TV series, episode)
• 1985: GI Joe (TV series)
• 1985–1986: Adventures from the Bible ... as Margo ( The Greatest Adventure: Stories from the Bible , TV series, 13 episodes)
• 1988: Superman (TV series, episode)
• 1989: The Karate Kid (TV series, episode)
• 1990: Timeless Tales from Hallmark (TV series, an episode)
• 1991: Darkwing Duck (TV series, episode)
• 1991–1993: The Pirates of Dark Water (TV series, 17 episodes)
• 1993: Upside down into the witching hour ( The Halloween Tree , TV movie)
• 1996: Captain Planet ... as breeder ( The New Adventures of Captain Planet , an episode)
• 1996: Adventures from the Book of Virtues ... as The Girl's Mother (TV series, an episode)
• 1996–1997: The Real Adventures of Jonny Quest… as President Stasny / Abby (TV series, 4 episodes)
• 1998: Timmy and the Secret of Nimh ... as Helen (The Secret of NIMH 2: Timmy to the Rescue)
• 1999: Lands of Lore III ... different voices (computer game)

Awards and nominations

• 1968: Grammy Award nomination in the category Best Recording for Children for The Jungle Book (shared with colleagues)
• 1977: Golden Globe Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Mini-Series or TV Movie for Once an Eagle

Web links

• Darleen Carr in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Darleen Carr in the nndb (English)
• Loan Carr on the Star Trek wiki Memory Alpha
• Loan Carr in the German dubbing index
• Darleen Carr at Discogs (English)

Individual evidence

1. ^ Loeren Carr: In Pilot of New Western. The Daily Times News . Burlington, North Carolina. April 10, 1976, page 31. Retrieved June 17, 2019.
2. ↑ Walt Disney Blends Hilarity, Music Romance in 'Monkeys, Go Home!' Austin American-Statesman. Austin, Texas. Feb. 16, 1967, page 51. Retrieved June 17, 2019.
3. ↑ ^{a b} Golden Globe Awards Winners & Nominees - Loan Carr at goldenglobes.com. Retrieved June 17, 2019.
4. ↑ ^{a b} Loeren Carr Biography (1950-) at filmreference.com. Retrieved June 17, 2019.
5. ↑ Dick Kleiner: Demise of 'Bret Maverick' makes Loan Carr jobless The Morning Call. Allentown, Pennsylvania. Jul 25, 1982, page 234. Retrieved June 17, 2019.