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- Carter DeHaven was a movie and stage actor, movie director, and writer. De Haven started his career in vaudeville and started acting in movies in 1915. He regularly starred in comedy shorts up until 1923. While working for Paramount in 1920, some of these were directed by Charley Chase. A 1927 short, Character Studies, purports to display DeHaven's quick-change abilities, as he transforms himself in seconds into the spitting image of various major film stars of the era: Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd, Douglas Fairbanks, Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle and 13-year old Jackie Coogan. This was the only film in which Keaton and Lloyd appeared together, and also marked Keaton's last film appearance with Arbuckle, his former partner. DeHaven went on to work with Charlie Chaplin, as assistant director on Modern Times (1936) and assistant producer for The Great Dictator (1940). He was married to actress Flora Parker DeHaven. Their daughter, actress Gloria DeHaven, made her first screen appearance in Modern Times. Both Carter and Gloria DeHaven have their own stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. At the age of 78, DeHaven appeared as "Henry", an old man walking with his wife in a park, in the Bewitched episode "Eye of the Beholder" (episode #22, air date February 25, 1965). Carter DeHaven died in 1977 at age 90 and was buried in the Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery in Glendale, California.
- Carter DeHaven oli yhdysvaltalainen näyttelijä ja elokuvaohjaaja. DeHaven näytteli yhdessä puolisonsa Flora Parker DeHavenin kanssa vaudevillessä, teatterissa ja elokuvissa, joita satunnaisesti myös ohjasi. 1930-luvulla DeHaven oli yhteistyössä Charles Chaplinin kanssa ja oli apulaisohjaajana elokuvassa Nykyaika (1936) ja apulaistuottajana elokuvassa Diktaattori (1940). DeHavenin tytär on näyttelijä Gloria DeHaven. DeHaven on saanut tähden Hollywood Walk of Famelle.
- カーター・デヘイヴン（Carter DeHaven, 1886年10月5日 - 1977年7月20日）は、アメリカ合衆国の俳優、映画監督、脚本家、助監督、映画プロデューサー、衣裳デザイナーである。出生名フランシス・オキャラハン（Francis O'Callaghan）。
- Carter DeHaven was a movie and stage actor, movie director, and writer. De Haven started his career in vaudeville and started acting in movies in 1915. He regularly starred in comedy shorts up until 1923. While working for Paramount in 1920, some of these were directed by Charley Chase. A 1927 short, Character Studies, purports to display DeHaven's quick-change abilities, as he transforms himself in seconds into the spitting image of various major film stars of the era: Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd, Douglas Fairbanks, Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle and 13-year old Jackie Coogan. This was the only film in which Keaton and Lloyd appeared together and also marked Keaton's last film appearance with Arbuckle, his former partner. DeHaven went on to work with Charlie Chaplin, as assistant director on Modern Times (1936) and assistant producer for The Great Dictator (1940). He was married to actress Flora Parker DeHaven. Their daughter, actress Gloria DeHaven, made her first screen appearance in Modern Times. Both Carter and Gloria DeHaven have their own stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. In the 1959-1960 season, Carter DeHaven appeared four times in various roles and Gloria DeHaven once, as Rosemary Blaker in the episode "Love Affair", on the CBS western television series, Johnny Ringo, starring Don Durant. At the age of seventy-eight, DeHaven appeared as "Henry", an old man walking with his wife in a park, in the Bewitched episode "Eye of the Beholder" (episode #22, air date February 25, 1965). Carter DeHaven died in 1977 at age 90 and was interred at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery in Glendale, California.
- Carter DeHaven was a movie and stage actor, movie director, and writer. De Haven started his career in vaudeville and started acting in movies in 1915. He regularly starred in comedy shorts up until 1923. While working for Paramount in 1920, some of these were directed by Charley Chase. A 1927 short, Character Studies, purports to display DeHaven's quick-change abilities, as he transforms himself in seconds into the spitting image of various major film stars of the era: Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd, Douglas Fairbanks, Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle and 13-year old Jackie Coogan. This was the only film in which Keaton and Lloyd appeared together and also marked Keaton's last film appearance with Arbuckle, his former partner. DeHaven went on to work with Charlie Chaplin, as assistant director on Modern Times (1936) and assistant producer for The Great Dictator (1940). He was married to actress Flora Parker DeHaven. Their daughter, actress Gloria DeHaven, made her first screen appearance in Modern Times. Both Carter and Gloria DeHaven have their own stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. In the 1959-1960 season, Carter DeHaven appeared four times in various roles and Gloria DeHaven once, as Rosemary Blaker in the episode "Love Affair", on the CBS western television series, Johnny Ringo, starring Don Durant. At this time he also guest starred on the ABC sitcom, The Donna Reed Show in the role of Fred Miller in "It Only Hurts When I Laugh". At the age of seventy-eight, DeHaven appeared as "Henry", an old man walking with his wife in a park, in the Bewitched episode "Eye of the Beholder" (episode #22, air date February 25, 1965). Carter DeHaven died in 1977 at age 90 and was interred at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery in Glendale, California.
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