Paul McEwan
Paul McEwan was born in 1970 in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England, UK. He is an actor, known for Andor (2022), Emmerdale (1972) and Heartbeat (1992).
Paul McGaffey
ACTRA member since 1974 - Life Member - Eligible for SAG work. Paul has played the devil ELEVEN times; from Goethe's Mephistopheles to The Wicked Fairy in Peter Ustinov's Love of Four Colonels. Exploring the humor & delight in the character of the devil, AKA 'Death', has been a chilling but lucrative experience. He has also made audiences laugh doing Shaw, and has re-created some of history's obscure men with enough flair to be reviewed.
Paul McGann
Paul McGann was born on November 14, 1959 in Kensington, Liverpool, England, UK. He is an actor and director, known for The Three Musketeers (1993), Withnail & I (1987) and Alien³ (1992). He has been married to Annie Milner since 1992. They have two children.
Paul McGhie
Paul McGhie is a writer and director, known for Webcast (2018), Thirty Years to Life (2009) and Lowercase Kissing (2008).
Paul McGillicuddy
Paul McGillicuddy is an actor and producer, known for Steven's Tragedy (2017), Mobsters in the Mountains (2015) and The Streets of Dorchester (2020).
Paul McGillion
The sixth of seven children, Paul's family emigrated to Canada from Paisley, Scotland when he was just 2 years old. He returned to Scotland during his early teens for a few years before heading back to Canada. Paul has a degree in Teaching and while studying at University, got involved in various sports including wrestling. After graduating the actor began his career teaching theatre in Toronto, squeezing in time to attend auditions, finally making the move to Vancouver. Paul has worked extensively in film, TV and the theatre for the last 12 years, as well as teaching scene study in 1998 & 1999 at the respected Vancouver Film School.
Paul McGinnis
Paul McGinnis will forever be known as the screenwriter of Killer Rack, especially when he applies for jobs. Paul began his career as a stage actor in Buffalo, New York. A fan of Gregory Lamberson's Slime City, he was thrilled when the director discovered him in a soda shop and asked him to portray a homeless person in Slime City Massacre. Paul advanced to speaking lines in Sam Qualiana's Snow Shark: Ancient Snow Beast, but it was Lamberson who gave him his big break in the horror-comedy Dry Bones, which allowed Paul to show off his comedic skills and to wiggle his squiggle. Paul's original screenplay for the comedy Killer Rack won Best Unproduced Screenplay at Buffalo Dreams Fantastic Film Festival; the competition was judged by Joseph O'Brien, co-screenwriter of RoboCop: Prime Directives. Lamberson swooped in on that screenplay and teamed up with Paul and Rod Durick to produce the film, in which Paul co-starred with Jessica Zwolak and Debbie Rochon, and sang a duet ("Fun Bags") with Lloyd Kufman. The film screened at 23 film festivals, and won Best Feature at Crimson Scream Film Festival, Best Feature at Scare-a-Con, and Outstanding Comedy Horror at Zed Fest. Paul won Best Screenplay at Shock Stock Film Festival. This was to be the highlight of his life, but that didn't stop him from taking roles in other western New York films, or returning to the stage. Neal Radice adapted Killer Rack as Killer Rack: The Musical, a successful stage production for Alleyway Theatre. Paul was not asked to sing in it.
Paul McGinnis
Paul McGinnis was born on July 23, 1973 in Huntington Beach, California, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for The Muppets (2011), Crank Yankers (2002) and The Muppets Kitchen with Cat Cora (2010). He has been married to Haley Jenkins since June 16, 2018.
Paul McGrattan
Paul is a keen Liverpool Football Club fan and is best mates with current captain Steven Gerrard. Being born in Liverpool he has the witty humour and the working class approach that has become synonymous with the city; and this ethic is put into all roles that he undertakes, acting or producing whilst working in LA.
Paul McGuigan
Paul McGuigan was born on May 9, 1971 in Manchester, England. He is an actor, known for Oasis: Supersonic (US Version) (1994), Oasis: Stand by Me (1997) and Oasis: Acquiesce (1998).