Trivia

Daughter of Carol Burnett and the late producer Joe Hamilton.

Her godmother is Julie Andrews.

Carrie and her mother collaborated on a stage version of Burnett's best-selling memoir "One More Time". The resulting play, "Hollywood Arms", had its world premiere in Chicago in April 2002, with Harold Prince directing.

Carrie Hamilton spoke publicly in the '80s about her struggles with addiction and her decision to go drug-free.

Was the inspiration for the 1983 hit single "Carrie's Gone" (#81, Billboard), written by former boyfriend Fergie Frederiksen and recorded by his band, Le Roux.

She guest starred on "Touched by an Angel" in the episode "The Comeback" with her mother, Carol Burnett, playing a daughter and mother.

Her younger sister, Erin Hamilton, wrote a song dedicated to Carrie after her death.

She studied music and acting at Pepperdine University in Malibu.

Ryan Adams' 2002 album, "Demolition", is dedicated to her.

Carrie starred as Maureen in the first national touring version of the musical 'Rent' and wrote and directed short films through the profit-sharing production company Namethkuf.

Was married to Marc Templin, who was in the band, Ten Inch Men. They later divorced and, just before her death, she was seriously involved with the singer, Ryan Adams.

Older sister of singer Erin Hamilton and Jody Hamilton.

Carrie won "The Women in Film Award" at the 2001 Latino Film Festival for her short film, Lunchtime Thomas (2001).

Enjoyed occasionally living in a small place between Gunnison and Montrose in Colorado.

Younger stepsister of Jeffrey Hamilton.

Was a member of the rock band Big Business.

Niece of Kipp Hamilton.

Cousin of Maria Geisel and Danna Rosenfield.

Sister-in-law of Kurt West.