A native Texan, Carole Conner Davis began her acting career as a "stand-in" and background actor on the original Dallas television series, although her first television appearance came on the Julie Bennell Show at age four, as winner of the Little Miss Flower Show contest. A former Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader, Carole began dancing at age seven, and transitioned to drill team in high school and cheerleading in college. After college, she taught her former high school drill team for several years. Carole spent more than a decade behind the scenes managing her daughter's dance training schedule, both chaperoning and assisting backstage with costumes and props at performances and competitions, including chaperoning a ballet company to Scotland to the world's largest arts festival - the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Carole has worked in commercials, television, and feature films, as well as onstage with Allen Community Theatre's production of Young Frankenstein. In post-production for festivals and soon to be released, her favorite role is that of the Diner Waitress in the feature film Monochrome: The Chromism. - IMDb Mini Biography By: C. C. Davis
