Biography
Carla was born in Coventry to parents who were both dancers. Her English mother was appearing in a company in Lisbon when she met her Portuguese husband-to-be, and the couple returned to live in England. One of Carla's 2 brothers, Jorge, joined the British Army and, at the age of 36, became its youngest-ever Colonel. Carla went to the University of Warwick, where she read Dramatic Arts and Theatre Studies, graduating in 1985. The inevitable round of theatrical work followed but she remains best known for her work in television comedy, especially two children's shows, My Dad's the Prime Minister (2003) and My Parents Are Aliens (1999), the latter running for seven years (though Carla was not in the first series). When, in 2006, the parent company ITV decided, for financial reasons, to axe afternoon programmes for children, Carla and her 'Aliens' co-star, Tony Gardner, spear-headed the Save Kids' TV campaign though they were unsuccessful. She has since appeared in various TV shows, most recently 2 series of 'So Awkward" for ChannelX/CBBC and is about to start filming a 3rd series. She has been working mainly in theatre (RSC, Royal Exchange, Tobacco Factory) including 'Noises Off' by …
Movies & TV Shows
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The Young Ones (1982) — People's Poet Groupie
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Bottom (1991) — Jenny
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Hilary and Jackie (1998) — Spanish Maid
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The Coroner (2015) — Paula Barranco
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Harry Enfield and Chums (1994) — Woman in Information Film
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Dancing on the Edge (2013) — Ballet Teacher
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My Parents Are Aliens (1999) — Sophie Johnson
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Holly & Stephen's Saturday Showdown (2004) — Self
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Dan and Phil's The Amazing Tour is Not on Fire (2016) — Narrator (voice)
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Roman's Empire (2007)
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My Dad's the Prime Minister (2003) — Clare Phillips
- Spark (1997) — Beth
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So Awkward (2015) — Mrs. Fitzgerald
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Lytton's Diary (1985) — Candy
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The Legends of Treasure Island (1993) — Additional Voices
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Jeepers Creepers (2020) — Fantasy Lover (voice)
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Legends (2006) — Narrator (voice)
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Hiya Janice (2021) — Janice
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The Red Peppers (2001) — Lily Pepper
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Joaquim Letria (1990) — Self
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Double Income, No Kids Yet (2001) — Linda