Caroline Giuliani is an actor who lives in Los Angeles, California. She used to work as Executive Assistant to the Co-COO / Co-President of the Motion Picture Group at Lionsgate, Steve Beeks.

As of October 2020, Caroline is working on a movie called Or (Someone) Else.^[13]

Caroline is the daughter of former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Donna Hanover. Caroline is a graduate of Harvard University, where she studied film at the prestigious prep school Trinity School.

Giuliani works in the film industry.

Caroline has worked as a production assistant on the television series 666 Avenue, Hello Ladies and Trophy Wife, and served as an assistant on the Netflix film Someone Great starring Gina Rodriguez and Keith Stanfield. She's also been a producer on a handful of projects. Most recently, Caroline directed the 2020 video short, Richard Shelton: Lost & Found.^[8]

In October 2020, she announced on Instagram that the psychological thriller she "wrote & directed about the mental health ramifications of repressed rage," Or (Someone) Else, is set to premiere, virtually, in the Tryon International Film Festival. An original score, featured in the film, already met with success, winning a Silver Medal For Outstanding Achievement at the 2020 Global Music Awards.^[13]

In October of 2016, Caroline announced that she was supporting Hillary Clinton for President, changing her Facebook profile picture to the Hillary logo.

Ahead of the 2016 presidential election that pitted Hillary Clinton against Trump, Caroline revealed that she has no conflicts with her father over their conflicting politics.^[8][9]

“I love Hillary, I think she’s by far the most qualified candidate that we’ve had in a long while.

My dad knows.

I was for Barack [Obama] in 2012.

He knows and is fully comfortable with it and thinks I have a right to my opinion,” Caroline told Politico in October 2016.^[8]

Giuliani's Twitter bio reads “LIBERAL” in all caps. Caroline made it clear in 2020, that she is voting for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in the upcoming election, and shared a Twitter link to donate to their election campaign.^[8][9]

On August 12, 2020, after Kamala Harris was announced as Joe Biden's running mate, Caroline shared a throwback photo that she had taken with Kamala Harris senator and wrote, “An excellent day for a repost from this bleeding [blue heart emoji] of mine.” She added the hashtags “#bidenharris2020” and “removetrump”.^[8]

On October 15, 2020, Vanity Fair released her explosive essay, where she wrote that "being the daughter of a polarizing mayor who became the president's personal bulldog" is "a difficult confession — something I usually save for at least the second date." "The stakes are too high," she pleaded with Vanity Fair's readers, "I may not be able to change my father's mind, but together, we can vote this toxic administration out of office."^[13][16]

Giuliani said that despite her father’s close personal and professional ties with Trump, “none of us can afford to be silent right now.”

“As a child, I saw firsthand the kind of cruel, selfish politics that Donald Trump has now inflicted on our country.

It made me want to run as far away from them as possible.

But trust me when I tell you: Running away does not solve the problem.

We have to stand and fight.

The only way to end this nightmare is to vote.

There is hope on the horizon, but we’ll only grasp it if we elect Joe Biden and Kamala Harris,” she wrote.^[14][16]

In 2010, when she was a senior at Harvard, Caroline was arrested for shoplifting $150 of cosmetics from SEPHORA. She had $320 in her pocket while shoplifting, which led many to conclude the act was a cry for help.