Carroll Baker

Award won Role or nomination

1. 1931 age 0

   Born

2. 1956 age 25

   CreditGiant

3. 1958 age 27

   CreditThe Big Country

4. 1962 age 31

   CreditHow the West Was Won

5. 1965 age 34

   CreditThe Greatest Story Ever Told

6. 1990 age 59

   CreditKindergarten Cop

7. 1997 age 66

   CreditThe Game

• CHCharlton Heston2 titles
• GPGregory Peck2 titles
• ANAlfred Newman2 titles
• CRChuck Roberson2 titles
• RMRoddy McDowall2 titles
• JWJames R. Webb2 titles
• JWJohn Wayne2 titles
• HKHarold F. Kress2 titles
• SMSal Mineo2 titles
• GSGeorge Stevens2 titles

• Spouse

  • DBDonald Burton

• Children

  • BBBlanche Baker

Nothing recorded for: Partner, Parents, Siblings, Influenced by, Studied under, Taught.

• Life seems to be a never-ending series of survivals, doesn't it?

  Carroll Baker, CC BY-SA 4.0

• Joe Levine behaved like he owned me. My husband thought it was all terrific as long as I kept bringing in the money. I started objecting to everything, but it was too late. The sex-symbol image had already started. I turned down parts and they blacklisted me. The press attacked me viciously at every opportunity. I came very close to suicide.

  Carroll Baker, CC BY-SA 4.0

• As I understand it, George Peppard later became a nice guy, a gentleman, but when we worked together back then, he was pretentious, egotistical, a brat, and an asshole—and that’s just for starters! He pretended he was seven years younger than he was; he even claimed to be a bachelor and denied he was married—in front of me (I knew better), he denied their existence. The role of Jonas Cord in The Carpetbaggers really went to his big head. He acquired delusions of grandeur—thought he was God’s gift to women and the movies! His attitude towards me was very bizarre—he acted as though we’d never met! Or that I had a husband!

  Carroll Baker, CC BY-SA 4.0