
Carmel Myers
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- April 4, 1899
- Died
- November 9, 1980 (aged 81)
- Birthplace
- San Francisco, California, USA
Biography
Carmel Myers was an American actress successful in, particularly, Silent films. She is best remembered for her performance as Egyptian seductress Iras in the 1925 epic Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ.
Known For
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Filmography

Erte
Movie · as Self

Won Ton Ton: The Dog Who Saved Hollywood
Movie · as Woman Journalist

Nick and Nora
Movie

Chico and the Man
TV · 1 ep

Studio One
TV · 1 ep

Whistle Stop
Movie · as Estelle

The Conspirators
Movie · as Baroness von Kluge (uncredited)

Lady for a Night
Movie · as Mrs. Dickson

Pretty Dolly
Movie · as Mrs. Errol

The Countess of Monte Cristo
Movie · as Flower Girl

No Living Witness
Movie · as Emilia

Nice Women
Movie · as Dorothy Drew

The Mad Genius
Movie · as Sonya Preskoya

Chinatown After Dark
Movie · as Madame Ying Su

Pleasure
Movie · as Dorothy Whitney

Svengali
Movie · as Madame Honorine

The Lion and the Lamb
Movie · as Inez

The Ship from Shanghai
Movie · as Viola Thorpe

A Lady Surrenders
Movie · as Sonia
The Stronger Sex
Movie · as The Novelist

Broadway Scandals
Movie · as Valeska

The Show of Shows
Movie · as Performer in 'Ladies of the Ensemble' Number (uncredited)

Careers
Movie · as The Woman Mme. André

The Careless Age
Movie · as Ray

The Ghost Talks
Movie · as Marie Haley

The Red Sword
Movie · as Katherine

Dream of Love
Movie · as The Countess

Four Walls
Movie · as Bertha

A Certain Young Man
Movie · as Mrs. Crutchley

Prowlers of the Sea
Movie · as Mercedes

The Demi-Bride
Movie · as Madame Girard

Sorrell and Son
Movie · as Flo Palfrey

The Girl from Rio
Movie · as Lola

The Understanding Heart
Movie · as Kelcey Dale

Tell It to the Marines
Movie · as Zaya

The Devil's Circus
Movie · as Yonna

Camille: The Fate of a Coquette
Movie · as Agatha

Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ
Movie · as Iras

1925 Studio Tour
Movie · as Self

Poisoned Paradise
Movie · as Mrs. Belmore

Beau Brummel
Movie · as Lady Hester Stanhope

Broadway After Dark
Movie · as Lenore Vance

Babbitt
Movie · as Tanis Judique

Garragan
Movie

The Last Hour
Movie · as Saidee McCall

The Dancer of the Nile
Movie · as Arvia

Mary of the Movies
Movie · as Carmel Myers (uncredited)

The Little Girl Next Door
Movie · as Milly Amory

The Famous Mrs. Fair
Movie · as Angy Brice

Reno
Movie · as Mrs. Dora Carson Tappan

Slave of Desire
Movie · as Countess Fedora

The Love Pirate
Movie · as Ruby Le Maar

The Love Gambler
Movie · as Jean McClelland

The Danger Point
Movie · as Alice Torrance

A Daughter of the Law
Movie · as Nora Hayes

Cheated Love
Movie · as Sonya Schonema

The Kiss
Movie · as Erolinda Vargas

The Mad Marriage
Movie · as Jane Judd

Breaking Through
Movie · as Bettina Lowden

The Dangerous Moment
Movie · as Sylvia Palprini

The Gilded Dream
Movie · as Leona

Beautifully Trimmed
Movie · as Norine Lawton

In Folly's Trail
Movie · as Lita O'Farrell

The Little White Savage
Movie · as Minnie Lee

Who Will Marry Me?
Movie · as Rosie Sanguinetti

All Night
Movie · as Elizabeth Lane

A Society Sensation
Movie · as Margaret Fairfax

The Dream Lady
Movie · as Rosamond Gilbert

A Broadway Scandal
Movie · as Nenette Bisson

The City of Tears
Movie · as Rosa Carillo

My Unmarried Wife
Movie · as Mary Cunningham

The Girl in the Dark
Movie · as Lois Fox

The Wife He Bought
Movie · as Janice Brieson

The Marriage Lie
Movie · as Eileen Orton

The Wine Girl
Movie · as Bona

The Haunted Pajamas
Movie · as Frances Kirkland

Might and the Man
Movie · as Winifred

A Daughter of the Poor
Movie · as Hazel Fleming

A Love Sublime
Movie · as Toinette

Sirens of the Sea
Movie · as Julie

The Lash of Power
Movie · as Marion Sherwood

Intolerance: Love's Struggle Throughout the Ages
Movie · as Favorite of the Harem (uncredited)
The Heiress at Coffee Dan's
Movie · as Waitress

The Matrimaniac
Movie · as (uncredited)


