Carla-Rae Holland

Welcome

CARLA-RAE offers a warm greeting and welcome to you!

It is an honor to have you visit her official website. Here you will find news, updates, photos, reviews, and more, about Carla-Rae, and her acting career. Please keep in mind that it is "a work in progress", as she also refers to herself, so please check back often.

Please feel free to check out "links", which include friends of Carla-Rae, and links to other websites about Carla-Rae. Also note the IMDB icon, in yellow, at the top of each page. It will take you directly to Carla-Rae's link on IMDB.

Many thanks, for your visit and Carla-Rae thanks you for your continued support and encouragement in her life’s work.

Last, but certainly not least, Carla-Rae expresses her gratitude to Jesse D’Aiello for his website design and creativity.

Peace to you all.

UPDATES

SPECIAL NOTES:

CARLA-RAE has just been cast in film "Patient 27" a New Daydream Films Production. Carla-Rae will play the supporting

role of Nurse Parks an asylum nurse, with attitude. "Patient 27" is based on true events and is now in the pre-production stages.

You can find out more about "Patient 27" on IMDb. You may also like to go to the LINKS page on this website for the

official New Daydream Films website and more info about "Patient 27" and go to the GALLERY page, of this website, under "Film" to see the

audition clip that got Carla-Rae the role.

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"WE SHALL REMAIN" the PBS docudrama in which Carla-Rae played Susanna Ridge in the "Trail of Tears" episode

can be seen in it's entirety by going to PBS.org/weshallremain. And you can buy the full DVD set at PBS, Amazon, Barnes

and Noble, and Borders books.

"IMPRINT" is still doing well in DVD sales and rentals. You can order your own copy at Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble,

and Borders books. Or rent it at Blockbuster and Netflix to name a few.

Why not get your copy of these two fine projects today?

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OIL PAINTING OF CARLA-RAE:

Check out the section "SUMMER" located below. There you will find the artist, Dennis

L. Linn's rendering of Carla-Rae. What an honor, indeed.

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As always we thank you for your support of Carla-Rae and her work.

Peace.

APRIL/MAY 2009:

TWO AWESOME MONTHS WITH EPISODES OF "WE SHALL REMAIN" On PBS

What a wonderful experience to see these epic stories told through the eyes of the Native American Indian People.

Carla-Rae has received so much positive feedback for her part in this awesome series, including folks explaining how they never knew much of the information that was shared in each episode. Also, how thrilled people were that such fine well known, Native Actors, as well as newcomers, took part in the series to help bring the stories to life. Thank you to all who have taken time to send your comments.

Many Libraries and Schools are using the "WE SHALL REMAIN" episodes, complete with facts and questions, for their students and library programs. How exciting.

"WE SHALL REMAIN: Synopsis:

At the heart of the project is a five-part television series that shows how Native peoples valiantly resisted expulsion from their lands and fought the extinction of their culture – from the Wampanoags of New England in the 1600’s who used their alliance with England to weaken rival tribes, to the bold new leaders of the 1970's who harnessed momentum of the civil rights movement to forge a pan-Indian identity. WE SHALL REMAIN represents an unprecedented collaboration between Native and non-Native filmmakers and involves Native advisors and scholars at all levels of the project.

Check out the Official WE SHALL REMAIN website for all the details:

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/weshallremain/the_films/index

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"TWO STARS" by Dennis L. Linn

Carla-Rae has recently been honored by South Dakota artist Dennis L. Linn with this artist's rendering of Carla-Rae on horseback. Dennis is an accomplished artist with the gift of transforming the ordinary into something extraordinary.

Please go to Carla-Rae's "Links" page for contact information and inquiries about this painting and other Dennis L. Linn artwork. You can also see the painting on Carla-Rae's "Gallery" page to view it in a larger format.