George Carl

George Carl, a remarkable individual, embarked on his professional journey as a circus performer during his teenage years, laying the foundation for a remarkable career that would soon propel him to international acclaim. As a talented clown, vaudevillian, and slapstick comic, he captivated audiences worldwide with his unique brand of entertainment. The esteemed Circus of Monte Carlo, a prestigious institution in the world of circus arts, recognized George Carl's exceptional clowning skills by presenting him with an award, a distinguished honor bestowed upon him by none other than Princess Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier of Monaco. Decades later, George Carl made his screen debut at the ripe age of 79, bringing his distinctive flair to the role of an eccentric music-hall comedian in the 1995 film Funny Bones.