Film and Television Appearances
- Carville takes a lead role in The War Room, a documentary about Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign, together with George Stephanopoulos.
- He appeared in the 1996 film The People vs. Larry Flynt as attorney Simon Leis.
- He appeared in three episodes of the sitcom Mad About You playing himself, as head of a political consulting firm that hires Jamie Buchman, played by Helen Hunt.
- In the films Old School and Wedding Crashers, Carville makes cameo appearances as himself
- He appeared as himself in Our Brand Is Crisis
- Carville appears as the Governor of Missouri, Thomas Crittenden, in the 2007 movie The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford.
- He appeared as himself in NBC's comedy 30 Rock, season 2 episode 8 'Secrets and Lies'
- Appeared in cartoon form in the Family Guy episode "Running Mates."
- Starred in Steven Soderbergh's HBO series K Street along with his wife.
- Carville is a regular guest on The Tony Kornheiser Show where he picks both NFL and college football games against the USA Today spreads.
- He voiced Judge Roland McFarlane in the King of the Hill episode "Jumpin' Crack Bass".
- He made a cameo appearance in The Muppets.
- He made a notable appearance on Good Morning America to condemn Barack Obama's response to the oil spill where he claimed that 'We're About to Die Down Here!'
- Beginning in 2012, Carville and Matalin appeared in "Cocktail Party" commercials for Maker's Mark Kentucky Straight Bourbon.
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