Carol Lynley TV Schedule
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Carol Lynley on TV This Week
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Fri 13
The Poseidon Adventure — Carol Lynley
A passenger ship is capsized by a tidal wave, and a handful of survivors must navigate the innards of the vessel to find safety while awaiting rescue. The film's theme song, "The Morning After," sung by Maureen McGovern, earned an Oscar.
Air Time & Details for Carol Lynley, Fri 13, 8:00 pm -
Fri 20
The Poseidon Adventure — Carol Lynley
A passenger ship is capsized by a tidal wave, and a handful of survivors must navigate the innards of the vessel to find safety while awaiting rescue. The film's theme song, "The Morning After," sung by Maureen McGovern, earned an Oscar.
Air Time & Details for Carol Lynley, Fri 20, 6:00 am -
Fri 20
Hawaii Five-0: Angel in Blue — Carol Lynley
McGarrett assigns a policewoman to infiltrate a dangerous drug-smuggling ring. Dan: James MacArthur. Valerie Bates: Carol Lynley. Martin Lynch: Vic Tayback. Surfer: Nephi Hanneman. Kimo Hameo: Enrique Novi. Chief Sato: Ernest G. Chan. Mrs. Hameo: Keokeokalae Hughes. Thaler: William P. Ogilvie. Lokepa: George Kennedy.
Air Time & Details for Carol Lynley, Fri 20, 11:00 am
Filmography
Carol Lynley Movies and TV Shows
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Biography
About Carol Lynley
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A busy teenaged model, Carol Lynley rose to fame by virtue of a series of popular hair-conditioner commercials. Her first important acting assignment was as a high-school-age murderess on a 1958 episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, directed by Robert Altman. The blonde ingenue played a more sedate role in her first film, Disney's The Light in the Forest.
Carol Lynley continued essaying a variety of sympathetic and menacing roles into the 1990s, earning extensive press coverage for her portrayal of film-legend Jean Harlow in a 1965 "electronivision" production, released at the same time as another Harlow biography starring Carroll Baker.