Afterwards, she was cast in numerous lesser roles in somewhat unpopular films, but appeared in 11 episodes of the TV series “Californication” over 2008 and ‘9, and was then cast in a recurring role in “Bones’, running from 2009-’17, and considering the overall popularity of the show, it is likely that her involvement helped her obtain a number of other roles, guest-starring in over a doxen TV series’ episodes. In between 20, Gallo was busy with two TV series, “Undeclared” and “Carnivale”, and put films on pause. After two more films, she got to star as herself in a 2002 documentary film entitled “Bowling for Columbine”, the intention of which was to show what kind of environment is to blame for the mindset that caused the 1999 Columbine High School mass murder in 1999. But she enrolled at Cornell University in Ithaca, NYC, from where she graduated with a degree in theater arts in 1996.Ĭarla landed her first role in the 1994 film entitled “Spanking the Monkey”, portraying a character named Toni Peck.
There is no information regarding any siblings, nor data concerning her early youth, or high school from where she matriculated, but Carla allegedly developed an interest in acting early on, although nobody in her family had any ties to dramatic art.
Crane are an international couple, Giuseppe being from Sicily and Pauline from Ohio and of German descent. She has had a number of other lesser roles in various films and TV shows throughout her career, having been active in the sometimes lucrative acting business since Love the way pulled off this signature column gown /fjXGmQfqXH Thanks for creating a gorgeous gown!!īorn to Mildred Josephine Coiro and Samuel Eugene Gallo, her paternal grandparents, Giuseppe Gallo and Pauline M. Born Carla Paolina Gallo on the 24 th of June 1975 in Brooklyn, New York City USA, Carla Gallo is a 42-year-old actress of Italian and German descent, who is perhaps best known for having a nine-year-long recurring role in the Fox-produced crime drama series hit by Hart Hanson entitled “Bones”.
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