Tribute to Actress Carrie Hamilton (1963-2002) Actress Carrie Hamilton starred in the television show "Fame", the Broadway play "Rent", and the major motion picture "Tokyo Pop". Carrie's talents were not limited to acting. Her powerful voice and experience as a singer opened up numerous acting opportunities including her leading role in Tokyo Pop. The daughter of comedy legend Carol Burnett and producer Joe Hamilton, and an established actress and singer in her own right, Carrie Hamilton also gained recognition as a screenplay writer, director and playwright. Born on December 5th, 1963 in New York City, Ms. Hamilton was a student of music and acting at Pepperdine University in Malibu, California before becoming an entertainer and filmmaker. Known for her optimism, Carrie embraced and loved the field of entertainment so much that she ran acting and creativity workshops for friends in her own home. Hollywood watched Carrie as one of the up and coming stars of her time, with many entertainment experts predicting that she was on her way to becoming one of the next big names on screen and television. In 2001, Hamilton shined as a filmmaker when she won the "Women in Film" Award at the Latino Film Festival, and in 2002 Carrie collaborated with her legendary mother on the play "Hollywood Arms", a stage version of Carol Burnett's best-selling memoir "One More Time". The production sadly premiered shortly after Carrie's life was cut short by cancer at the age of 38.. + Informações

A video dedicated to the late Carrie Louise Hamilton. The daughter of a comedy legend and an established actress in her own right, Carrie Hamilton also gained fame as she wrote and directed some award-winning short films and starred in the first national touring production of the musical sensation Rent. Born to parents Carol Burnett and Joe Hamilton in New York City in 1963, Hamilton studied acting and music at Malibu's Pepperdine University before coming into her own as an entertainer and filmmaker. Struggling with addiction early on, Hamilton would later go public with her private demons in order to assess her newfound sobriety. Starting her career in front of the camera with roles in television's Fame and a pair of made-for-television films (Love Lives On [1985], Hostage [1988]), the young actress continued to gain exposure with roles on such popular television staples as Beverly Hills 90201 and thirtysomething. Film roles included a starring turn in Tokyo Pop in addition to roles in 1992's Cool World and Shag (1989). As a filmmaker, Hamilton's Lunchtime Thomas (made for profit-sharing production company Namethkuf), earned her the Women in Film Award at the 2001 Latino Film Festival. Collaborating with her famous mother on the play Hollywood Arms (a stage version of the elder's best-selling memoir One More Time), the production sadly premiered shortly after Hamilton succumbed to cancer in early 2002. She was 38. (Bio found at: www.answers.com. + Informações

Carrie Hamilton & Yutaka Tadokoro - (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman. + Informações

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I was thinking of people I've mourned / am mourning. And I thought of friends facing the same heartaches. I love the tune, sung by Carol Burnett's late daughter Carrie Hamilton. It 's powerful and poignant, and helped me make a creative, cathartic piece here. No copyright infringement is intended. Keep some tissues near when you watch.. + Informações

Escena de la película de 1988 Tokyo Pop en la que Wendy (Carrie Hamilton) y Hiro (Yutaka Tadokoro) se convierten de repente en one-hit wonders de una forma bastante absurda pero común en Japón. La canción que los lanza a la fama es "Do You Believe in Magic?" de The Loving Spoonful. Scene from 1988 movie Tokyo Pop where Wendy (Carrie Hamilton) and Hiro (Yutaka Tadokoro) become instant one-hit wonders after in a pretty stupid way but not actually uncommon in Japan. Their rise to fame is thanks to a cover of The Loving Spoonful's "Do You Believe in Magic?".. + Informações

Um dos maiores clássicos das trilhas internacionais das novelas dos anos 80, romance a flor da pele, tema de Malu Mader e José Mayer em Fera Radical, novelaça q deixou muitas saudades!. + Informações

kidsfromfamemedia.blogspot.com to download Fame MP3s, Scripts &Videos. sites.google.com to read the Fame Reviews. www.atfreeforum.com to discuss all things Fame.. + Informações

Escena de la película Tokyo Pop de 1988 en la que Wendy (Carrie Hamilton) prueba suerte como cantante en varios grupos japoneses, antes de acabar hasta las narices y unirse a la banda de Hiro (Yutaka Tadokoro), un grupo cutrón de versiones que no habría llegado a nada sin una cantante gaijin. Aquí está con el último grupo con el que prueba, haciendo una versión punkarrona de Home on the Range. Scene from 1988 movie Tokyo Pop in which Wendy (Carrie Hamilton) tries out as a singer with various Japanese bands, before being fed up and joining Hiro's (Yutaka Tadokoro) band, a crappy cover band with no chance of making it, if it wasn't for having a gaijin singer. Here she is, with the last band she tries out with, doing a punkish version of Home on the Range.. + Informações

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Carrie Hamilton Never Forget from Tokyo Pop Soundtrack. + Informações

2010 Dancing with the Putnam County Stars Dancers are Carrie Hamilton and Dan TeGrotenhuis. You may purchase full DVD from Youth Development. Phone Number: (765) 653-9342. + Informações

Download Fame MP3s, Videos, Episodes, Interviews etc @ kidsfromfamemedia.blogspot.com. + Informações

George does it again with a new and healthier grill. Mikola Shevchek directs this spot to showcase George's newest piece of kitchen equipment. With Carrie Hamilton producing it was a great shoot with lots of good times. Check out the Spanish version as well... A lot of laughs were had by all. Keep on Smilin'.. + Informações

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One School Media Inc. and George Foreman team up again to create the Spanish spot for his latest piece of kitchen equipment. Shevchek takes big George (El Gran Jorge!!) and has him dancing away and spicing things up to showcase the variety of dishes that can be made on the new 360 Grill. Healthy, fast and easy! Yum! Keep on smilin'!. + Informações

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Hollywood Arms October 21 - November 23, 2008 Black Box Theater Written by Carrie Hamilton & Carol Burnett Directed by Terry Dodd Co-written by the late Carrie Hamilton and her mother Carol Burnett, Hollywood Arms, the Tony Award®-winning dramedy set in 1940s Hollywood, chronicles a cast of characters based on Burnetts memoir. The story portrays her real-life relatives?a hypochondriac, six-time-married grandmother; a beautiful, yet troubled mother; a part-time father; and Helen, Burnetts stage alter-ego. Both poignant and hilarious, Hollywood Arms is a glimpse into the first moments when one of the funniest women in American entertainment history became a star.. + Informações

Track off Ryan's Demolition album written with Carrie Hamilton a former gf of his who died of lung and brain cancer back in January of 2002. The song is likely deeply personal to Ryan as it depicts Carrie and Ryan saying goodbye for the last time before she fell ill. Very touching song especially considering the date of the performance. Basel Switzerland 11-09-2002. + Informações

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Tokyo Pop, pelicula de 1988, que hace tiempo deseo verla en youtube y no puedo. No poseo nada de ella salvo este trailer. Me entere que se murió Carrie Hamilton, una lástima.. + Informações

"We're a Couple of Swells" performed by Carol Burnett and Carrie Hamilton. + Informações