Carly - Fictional Characters

Fictional Characters

  • Carly Snyder, a character on As the World Turns
  • Carly Manning, a character on Days of our Lives
  • Carly Corinthos, a character on General Hospital
  • Carly Shay, a character on the Nickelodeon series iCarly
  • Carly Witwicky, a character in the Transformers franchise
  • Carly Wicks, a character on the BBC soap opera Eastenders
  • Carly D'Amato, a character on the British TV Series Inbetweeners

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