Carey Moulder

On May 6, 1993 in Simi Valley, Ca. Carey Moulder was born to the parents of Alyce Coleman and Nigel Moulder. Carey would have no clue that he was being born into a fourth generation family of film makers. Carey's Great-Grandfather, Charles 'Bud' Coleman, Grandfather, Clifford C. Coleman, and Uncle, Clarke C. Coleman, have all been a great influence on him and his career choice. Great-Grandpa, Charles Coleman made many classic films back to the 1920s, his career extended into the 1980s. Charles worked with all the greats like Clark Gable, Marilyn Monroe, Paul Newman, Elizabeth Taylor, Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, Humphrey Bogart, Audrey Hepburn, Gloria Swanson, just to name a few. Grandfather, Clifford C. Coleman, followed in his father's foot steps and made many more memorable movies such as The Wild Bunch, Animal House, Magnum PI, Gone Fishing, The Rockford Files, Flight of the Phoenix, The Longest Yard, Mac and Me, Rocky (1-5). In his younger years Cliff also won an individual gold medal on a 500cc Triumph Trophy T100S/R in the 1964 International Six Days Trial as part of the USA team consisting of Steve McQueen , Bud Ekins , Dave Ekins and John Steen. Also took part with less success in the 1965 ISDT with the US team. Clarke C. Coleman has continued his stunt and acting career and with over a hundred television shows, commercials and feature films under his belt. It just goes to show that the Coleman family is no stranger to the entertainment business.

Carey's first appearance in front of the camera was at the age of 16 on the web-series, "Rudy Connelly Calls the Shots", he has been acting since he was 8 years old and With years of theater experience under his belt Carey plans on continuing his career in acting and directing and comedy following in the foot steps of his family to carry on the Coleman Family name.