Carol’s interest in film began during her junior year in Paris when she became acquainted with French New Wave Film.  Traveling with a friend during the summer of that year, she met John Bailey, fresh from a junior year in Vienna and Innsbruck and already determined to make movies.  She and John, who would become a cinematographer, eventually married and after a job editing commercials, Carol began what was to become a long and successful career with Legacy, which she and John both worked on in 1975.   Since that time, she has made some 34 feature films including nine with writer/director Lawrence Kasdan, beginning with Body Heat in 1981.  The next year she was nominated for an Academy Award in Editing for her work on E.T. The Extra Terrestrial, and in 1999 she won an Emmy for her work on Tuesdays With Morrie.  Her film credits include The Big Chill, Silverado, Places in the Heart, Grand Canyon, White Palace, The Accidental Tourist, The Other Boleyn Girl, and, most recently,  A Walk in the Woods.  Clearly, Littleton is a remarkable woman.