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Personal Info
Known For
Acting
Birthday
June 19, 1918
Died
July 9, 1997
Place of Birth
Epps, Alabama, USA
Carol Forman
0.3 Popularity
Biography
Alabama native Carol Forman (born Maude Carolyn Sawls) began acting as a child in school plays. While a teenager, her family moved to Memphis. By the mid-1940s, she found her way to Los Angeles, where she began appearing in small community theatre productions. This eventually led to a movie contract in 1946. Forman went to appear in feature films and movie serials where she was best known for playing villains such as the titular role of Sombra in "The Black Widow" (1947).
Known For
6.4
Newspaper Woman
Ada
1961
5.0
Mrs. Jordon
Surfside 6
1960
5.9
Dangerous Dora (uncredited)
By the Light of the Silvery Moon
1953
6.0
Laska
Blackhawk
1952
5.0
Blonde (uncredited)
Oh! Susanna
1951
🎬
5.9
Pat Parker
The Cisco Kid
1950
5.0
Flora Trigby
Brothers in the Saddle
1949
0.0
Nila
Federal Agents vs. Underworld, Inc.
1949
5.8
Sonia Cabot
The Feathered Serpent
1948
6.0
The Spider Lady
Superman
1948
Credits
Ada
as Newspaper Woman
1961
6.4
Surfside 6
as Mrs. Jordon
1960
5.0
By the Light of the Silvery Moon
as Dangerous Dora (uncredited)
1953
5.9
Blackhawk
as Laska
1952
6.0
Oh! Susanna
as Blonde (uncredited)
1951
5.0
🎬
The Cisco Kid
as Pat Parker
1950
5.9
Brothers in the Saddle
as Flora Trigby
1949
5.0
Federal Agents vs. Underworld, Inc.
as Nila
1949
0.0
The Feathered Serpent
as Sonia Cabot
1948
5.8
Superman
as The Spider Lady
1948
6.0
Docks of New Orleans
as Nita Aguirre
1948
5.9
Brick Bradford
as Queen Khana
1947
6.0
The Black Widow
as Sombra, The Black Widow
1947
4.9
Under the Tonto Rim
as Juanita
1947
6.0
Desperate
as Mrs. Henry Roberts (uncredited)
1947
6.5
Honeymoon
as Nurse (uncredited)
1947
6.4
🎬
Wife Tames Wolf
as Female Character
1947
0.0
Code of the West
as Milly
1947
5.0
San Quentin
as Ruthie
1946
6.3
The Falcon's Adventure
as Helen Ray
1946
6.1
Nocturne
as Receptionist (uncredited)
1946
5.9
Follow That Blonde
as Woman
1946
0.0
Follow That Blonde
1946
0.0
From This Day Forward
as Counselor in Unemployment Office
1946
5.2