The Netflix teen drama Outer Banks centers on a group of teenagers who reside along North Carolina’s Outer Banks, where there is a gap between the wealthy and the impoverished. Because of their parents and backgrounds, the Kooks are regarded as the island’s rulers, and the Pogues are attempting to move up the food chain and start new lives for themselves.
The show centers on a group of rebellious teenagers who reside in The Cut and are driven to learn what happened to John B.’s missing father (Chase Stokes).
The group comes across a legendary treasure connected to John B’s father. Finally, the second season has arrived, and the cast and crew acknowledge Carol Sutton’s sudden death as a beloved actor. Who was Carl? why Cast Pay Tribute to her? Read on to find out.
Who Was Carl Sutton?
Carl Sutton was born in the United States on December 3, 1944, in New Orleans, Louisiana. She went to Xavier University Preparatory School and joined the Xavier University of Louisiana. However, she did not finish college and married the late football player Archie Sutton. Later, they split up.
Aside from what has been said above, only a little is known about Carl Sutton’s childhood. She got married and had two children after that. But there needs to be more information about them on the Internet.
Carl Sutton is a well-known American actress who has worked for four decades in many movies and TV shows. In the 1960s, she joined the Dashiki Project Theatre. In 1974, she was in her first TV show, The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman.
Carl Sutton was very committed to acting and even taught acting in her hometown. She also played many supporting roles in American movies and TV shows. These include films like The Pelican Brief, Candyman: Farewell to the Flesh, American Horror Story: Coven, True Detective, Kidnap, The Last Exorcism, and Killer Joe.
In 2012, Sutton was given the New Orleans Lifetime Achievement Award for his work. In 2019, she played Lena Younger in A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry, which was her second role.
Outer Banks Cast Pays Tribute To Carol Sutton
During Season 2 of Outer Banks, Pope (Jonathan Daviss) is on a journey to learn about his family’s history. Pope discovers a key in his great-grandmother’s attic and is curious about where it came from. To find out the answers, he goes to see his mee-maw (Carol Sutton) in an assisted living community. This is how viewers meet Carol.
Mee-maw didn’t want to talk to Pope about the key, but she eventually did. She told him that the key belonged to Denmark Tanny, a family ancestor whose tragic and rich history led to more than just a treasure hunt. Mee-maw has been keeping a shocking family secret about the mysterious key her great-grandson has been looking for for years.
Before the credits roll at the end of Episode 6, a title card says, “In Loving Memory of Carol Sutton,” and Celeste’s song “Strange” plays.
Carol passed away in December 2020 because of problems caused by COVID-19. Half of Season 2 of Outer Banks was shot during this time.
The 76-year-old spent her last months being treated for the virus at the Touro Infirmary in her hometown of New Orleans.
Seasons 1 and 2 of Outer Banks are streaming on Netflix now.
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New Orleans Mayor Latoya Cantrell Also Paid Tribute The Late Carol Sutton
Latoya Cantrell, who is the mayor of New Orleans, took to social media to celebrate and praise the actress. She wrote on Twitter, “Carol Sutton was almost the queen of New Orleans theatre, as she had been on stages all over the city for decades.” The whole world might know her from her roles in movies and TV shows like “Treme,” “Claws,” “Runaway Jury,” and “Queen Sugar.”
She then tweeted, “But we will always remember her commanding stage presence, the depth of her characters, and the warm heart she shared with her fellow cast members and crew in shows like 4000 Miles and A Raisin in the Sun.” May she rest in peace with God.
It’s clear that she is and will be greatly missed by everyone she knew and touched.
Carol Sutton was practically the Queen of New Orleans theater, having graced the stages across the city for decades. The world may recognize her from her performances in movies and on TV — whether it's "Treme" or "Claws," or "Runaway Jury" or "Queen Sugar" –⤵️ pic.twitter.com/ODsTh9PrTg
— Mayor LaToya Cantrell (@mayorcantrell) December 11, 2020
Carol Sutton Professional Career
In 1968, Carol started working for Total Community Action, an organization that fights poverty. In the late 1960s, Sutton made her acting debut in plays by Theodore Gilliam’s Dashiki Project Theatre. She got essential roles in different movies while still living in the neighborhood where she grew up.
Some of them are Queen Sugar, The Big Easy, Roscoe Jenkins, The Pelican Brief, Monster’s Ball, Ray, Welcome Home, Roscoe Jenkins, Tremé, The Help, True Detective, and Lovecraft.
In 2012, she was given the New Orleans Lifetime Achievement Award for all she had done. Everything went well for her when she was in “Steel Magnolias.” She became a star and did well at everything she tried.
Carol stood out as an actor, a leader, a giver, and in everything else she did. Carol also won people’s hearts as well as a lot of money. She’s done a lot of shows based on her persona as a movie star, which has helped her make a lot of money and become well-known.
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