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Charlie Carver is 29 years old (born just before midnight on July 31, 1988 in San Francisco, CA).
His twin brother Max was born 7 minutes after him, on August 1, 1988.
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How old was James Washinngton Carver?
he was 12 when george was 10
Who makes carving in stone?
stone carver
Who was the Govener of Plymouth colony?
John Carver in 1621.
Who are George Washington Carver's parents?
His father is Giles and his mothers name is, Mary.
Where did Carver go to school?
In 1890, Carver enrolled in Simpson College in Iowa.
How old are Charlie and Max Carver?
Charlie Carver is technically a day older than his twin brother Max Carver. Charlie Carver was born just before midnight on July 31, 1988. Max Carver was born 7 minutes after him, on August 1, 1988.
How tall is Charlie Carver?
Charlie Carver is 5' 10".
When was Charlie Carver born?
Charlie Carver was born on July 31, 1988, in San Francisco, California, USA.
Is Charlie Carver gay?
Though Charlie Carver played a love scene with a man on Teen Wolf, he has not revealed his own personal sexuality.
Who is charlie and max carver?
Charlie & Max Carver are the identical twins that plays Porter & Preston Scavo on Desperate Housewives Season 5 episode 1.
How old is Max Carver?
Max Carver is 29 years old (born August 1, 1988 - but just after midnight on July 31, 1988). His twin brother Charlie was born 7 minutes before him, on July 31, 1988.
Are Max and Charlie Carver related to Matt Damon?
no.
What is max and Charlie carver's favorite color?
blue
What was the name of the diner charlie and Bella ate?
It was the Carver Cafe
Which one is gay in real life charlie or max carver?
Neither
Who plays porter and prestion scavo in desperate housewives?
Charlie and Max Carver
Is max or charlie carver gay in real life?
In the third season of Teen Wolf, Charlie Carver plays the character of Ethan, a gay identical teen brother, who is also a member of the Alpha pack. Charlie has not made a public statement about his sexual orientation in real life.
