Carol Locatell Net Worth At The Time of Death

American actress, Carol Locatell’s real net worth at the time of death was not known. However, it is believed that she had an estimated net worth of around $1 million.

Considering that she was in the movie industry and played quite a good number of roles, it is believed that she was able to make a great amount of wealth over the years.

Born on December 13, 1940, Carol Locatell made her debut into the movie industry in 1973 when she starred in Coffy. She then appeared in several other movies including Paternity, Best Friends, and Sharky’s Machine.

She also starred in a few popular tv shows as a guest star. Some of the shows include; Grey’s Anatomy, Bonanza, M*A*S*H, ER , The Practice, 7th Heaven, Touches by an Angel, Without a Trace, and more.

Locatell’s most notable role was her character as Ethel Hubbard in the popular film, Friday the 13th IV. In the movie, she lived with her son Junior (played by Ron Sloan) on a farm which is adjacent Pinehurst Youth Development center.

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