Angela Carnon(I)

Attractive brunette Angela Carnon began her sexploitation film career in the late 60s, demonstrating ability with both the physical and emotional demands of her often leading roles, notably as waitress bait in the mishmash psycho thriller ‘Booby Trap’ (1970) before essaying a bored housewife who sacrifices her family for sexual fulfilment in the splendidly sordid drama ‘Drop Out Wife’, (1972), followed by leading roles in the period softcore black comedy ‘Poor Cecily’ (1974) and apparent murder witness in Lee Frost’s seminal roughie ‘A Climax of Blue Power’ (1974) although hardcore sex footage spliced into her scenes with actor I. William Quinn in that film are obviously performed by another actress. Carnon married fellow X-rated and mainstream movie actor Norman Field(s) around the mid-70s and was credited as ‘Angela Field’ thereafter, largely disappearing from view as softcore movies lost their commercial appeal, her final screen appearances relatively minor roles in a pair of mainstream comedies in the early 80s.