Axelle Carolyn

Axelle Carolyn Biography

Axelle Carolyn is one of the most popular and richest Actor who was born on April 3, 1979 in Brussels, Belgium. As of June 1, 2023, Axelle has a net worth approximately $5 Million. In the year 2011, Carolyn produced and directed the short film “The Last Post” that premiered at Fantasia the following year, and then was a hit at festivals all over the world as well as “Hooked”, which premiered on FearNet. In 2012 she directed and wrote the short film that won awards “The Halloween Kid”. She finished her first feature, the ghost stories “Soulmate”, which came out in 2014. The opening sequence that depicted a graphic suicide sequence, got banned by the UK by the BBFC. The film premiered at Sitges in 2013 and was screened at various genre festivals across the globe prior to the release. The film was generally well-received although its mix of drama, horror and gothic romance caused a split in the public opinion. She co-created the anthology film “Tales of Halloween”, which she co-produced together with Epic Pictures. She also created and directed the segment she created herself Grim Grinning Ghost. Carolyn was also featured in the movie Tales of Halloween, in the role of a supporting character, in her husband Neil Marshall’s episode Bad Seed.

Axelle Carolyn (born 3 April 1979 in Brussels) is a Belgian film maker and journalist and actress.

In addition to the many other roles she took on before making her first film, Carolyn briefly worked in front of camera. When she was on the set of Fangoria, Carolyn appeared briefly as a partygoer in The 2005 Spanish action film Beneath Still Waters. Carolyn also made two small appearances for Neil Marshall’s Doomsday and worked as a makeup effects artist, as well as making notes on the behind-the-scenes of the film. Carolyn was also in the short film I love You (written and directed by Tristan Versluis), starring Leslie Simpson and Horrorshow. In 2009, she won roles of different dimensions on A Reckoning, Red Light, Psychosis, Feral, Blood + Roses and had an appearance in a deleted scene from The Descent: Part 2. Her most memorable performance was her as Pict the warrior Aeron from Neil Marshall’s Centurion.

She is engaged with British filmmaker Neil Marshall since 2007. Her home is within Los Angeles.