Born in New York, Carol Higgins Clark obtained her B.A. from Mt.
Holyoke College. She then studied acting at the Beverly Hills
Playhouse. She starred in "Who Killed Amy Lang?", a mini-mystery aired
on
Good Morning America (1975) and performed in New York's Carnegie Hall (Weill Recital
Hall) in
Wendy Wasserstein's play "Uncommon Women and Others", produced as part
of the 21st Century Playwrights Festival. She was the lead in the film,
A Cry in the Night (1992), based on the novel by
Mary Higgins Clark. The film was shown at the
Cannes TV Festival and the Montreal Film Festival and nationally on
U.S. television.
The Mystery Cruise(2013)
Deck the Halls(2011)
My Gal Sunday(2014)as Molly Quinn
The Cradle Will Fall(2004)as Molly
While My Pretty One Sleeps(1997)as Ruth
Imus in the Morning(2007)as Self
Home & Family(2012)as Self - Guest
C à vous(2009)as Self
Café Picouly(2005)as Self
Books Equal Gifts Commercial(2008)