Paul Amato
Paul Amato was born on September 13, 1955 in Italy. He is an actor, known for The Last Chase (1981), Outcast (1990) and Real Gangsters (2013).
Paul Amed
Paul Amed is known for Nobody Has to Know (2021).
Paul American
Paul American is known for Red Tails (2012), Singularity (2017) and Bestiár (2007).
Paul Amirault
Paul Amirault is a television producer, writer, and photographer. During the first twenty-eight years of his career, he has produced, written, or developed more than a hundred hours of TV programming for broadcast and cable networks like ABC, NBC, CBS, the History Channel, A&E, TLC, Lifetime, Bio, and Investigation Discovery. His credits include "The Face of Evil," "Murder Book," "Deadly Wives," "The Amazing Race," "Kids Say the Darndest Things," "Behind Closed Doors with Joan Lunden," and the long-running HGTV home renovation series, "Over Your Head," among many others. His first book, "The Man Who Sent the SOS," chronicles an unusual personal experience.
Paul Amos
Paul is an actor from Wales, UK. After leaving LAMDA he went to work with several prestigious theatre companies including the Royal Shakespeare Company and the National Theatre. On arriving in Canada Paul spent a couple of years with the Stratford Festival Of Canada, since then he has developed an impressive resume of TV credits. Having worked on several projects including Combat Hospital, Warehouse 13, Degrassi goes to Hollywood, Mudpit, She's the Mayor, Casualty (BBC), several indie features including Nexus, Long Gone Day, Bastards and Sex After Kids, and the animated web series adaptation of Captain Canuck. Paul is best known for his recurring characters Dr.Roberts in Murdoch Mysteries and Vex in the Showcase/ Syfy hit Lost Girl, which has recently finished airing its 5th season. Also, released in October 2015 Paul plays the lead role of Jacob Frye in Ubisoft's highly anticipated Assassin's Creed: Syndicate.
Paul Anderson
Paul Anderson is an actor and writer, known for Mega Shark vs. Mecha Shark (2014), An Hour to Kill (2018) and FBI: Most Wanted (2020).
Paul Anderson
Paul Anderson was born in 1969, where he was raised by his parents, Alec, a Textile Technologist, and Janet, a housewife - in their family home in Bexleyheath. Paul always had big dreams, such of being a stuntman, influenced by avidly watching the Fall Guy with Lee Majors throughout his early teens. Years past and the stuntman dreams faded, so Paul dedicated his time on advancing his experience and knowledge within the remits of management and technology. In 2013 Paul met Simon Horrocks, this led him into the film industry. Paul supported Simon's crowdfunding project for 'Third Contact,' and attended the premier at the BFI IMAX, on South Bank. Paul and Simon developed an alliance through regular communications and Social Media, then in 2018 Simon invited Paul to take a part in his next film. Paul was offered the part of a 'moody boss' in a pilot episode for Silent Eye. He took this part and then attended the Momo film festival in Zurich, where the premier was shown. During this film festival Paul met Marc Zammit, where they spent time putting the world to rights and built an instant kinship. Later, Marc offered Paul a modest part in 'Homeless Ashes.' Then after he was engaged within the production and is a named credit as Producer for the film. Paul may have been late entering the film industry, but 2018 has already started off interesting ....What next, is the question?
Paul Anderson
Paul Anderson is an actor, known for Afghan Hound (2010).
Paul Anderson
Paul Anderson is an English actor of film and stage. He is best known for portraying Arthur Shelby in the BBC series Peaky Blinders. Anderson began his acting career by appearing in plays written by friend Gregory Burke. His first leading role in a film was in The Firm (2009). He also has appeared in many major films including Legend (2015), and The Revenant (2015).
Paul Andre Gibbons
Paul Andre Gibbons is known for Calber Island (2024), Andersonville (1996) and Izabella's Love (2021).