Carroll Baker

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Characters played by Carroll Baker

Luz Benedict II — Giant (1956)

The daughter of Bick and Leslie. As an adult, she rejects Jett Rink's awkward marriage proposal and later overhears his confession that he has long loved her mother, leaving visibly affected.

Helen — A Quiet Place to Kill (1970)

Racecar driver with a declining personal and professional life. Invited by Constance to stay at her estate, she bonds with Constance and joins her in plotting to murder Maurice. She later helps dispose of Constance's body at sea.

Hazel Aiken — Bad (1977)

Hazel Aiken runs an electrolysis business from her home while secretly arranging criminal jobs, usually murders, for female clients. She rents rooms to some of the women involved and manages the payments. Her dealings with L.T. and Detective Hughes become increasingly dangerous, ending when Detective Hughes kills her in her kitchen.

Patricia Terrill — The Big Country (1958)

The daughter of Major Henry Terrill and James McKay's fiancée, Patricia expects McKay to defend her family's honor in the manner of the West. His refusal to fight, followed by his plan to give the Hannasseys equal water access, causes her to reconsider the engagement and leave him, though Julie's revelation briefly gives her hope of reconciliation.

Eleanor Crisp — Kindergarten Cop (1990)

Cullen Crisp's mother who provides insight into his past and family dynamics.

Baby Doll Meighan — Baby Doll (1956)

Pretty, naive 19-year-old bride who sleeps in a crib due to her husband's neglect. She flirts with rival Silva Vacarro, is manipulated into signing an affidavit against Archie, and ultimately encourages her aunt to leave while waiting for Vacarro's return.

Deborah Wright — Cheyenne Autumn (1964)

A Quaker schoolteacher at an Oklahoma homestead, Deborah teaches Cheyenne children and becomes deeply involved in their suffering. She chooses to travel with them when they return toward Yellowstone, is reunited with Archer at Fort Robinson, and finally decides to remain in the Cheyenne homeland with him.

Catherine — Station Six-Sahara (1963)

A beautiful young woman who crashes into the pumping station with her injured ex-husband. She captivates the male workers, has affairs with both Kramer and Martin, and is ultimately found murdered with a knife wound in Jimmy's bed.

Deborah — The Sweet Body of Deborah (1968)

Deborah is Marcel’s new wife, traveling with him to Geneva for their honeymoon and hoping to understand his past. She becomes the target of threats demanding her death, grows dependent on pills as fear intensifies, and is ultimately murdered in a scheme designed to make her death appear to be suicide.

Nicole Perrier — So Sweet... So Perverse (1969)

Nicole Perrier moves into the flat above Jean Reynaud and appears to suffer abuse from her former lover, Klaus. She seduces Jean after he offers protection, but later reveals herself as Danielle Reynaud's lover and accomplice. She claims Jean gave her his company share before fleeing with Klaus to Brazil.

Treasure — The Sky is Falling (1975)

A washed-up actress clinging to past Hollywood glory, Treasure spends her days showing off publicity photos and waiting for comeback calls. She engages in affairs with cult members and grows defiant towards her agent's persistent calls. Haunted by a drunken vision of terror and assault, she ultimately falls into her swimming pool and drowns.

Julie Spencer / Lillian Martin — The Fourth Victim (1971)

Lilian is the sister of one of Arthur Anderson's deceased wives. Suspecting that he murdered her sister, she assumes the identity of Julie Spencer, a wealthy heiress, and gets close to Arthur while trying to find proof against him. She becomes his lover, stages a marriage with a false priest, and ultimately survives an attempt by the real Julie to drown her before marrying Arthur.

Career Overview

Carroll Baker has 92 screen credits in a career dating back to 1950. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Kindergarten Cop with 1 titles. Signature works include The Game, Giant, A Quiet Place to Kill. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
92
Birth Date
1931-05-28
Birth Place
Johnstown, Pennsylvania, USA

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 2 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q233891), public domain (CC0).