Pauly Shore
Stand-up comic Pauly Shore (né Paul Montgomery Shore) tasted super-stardom in 1990 when his precedent-setting MTV show Totally Pauly (1990) hit the airwaves to major fan approval. The show ran for four years, opening the door wide for him for television and film roles. In 1993, he wrote and starred in a one-hour HBO television special, Pauly Does Dallas (1993), which drew in even more loyal fans. He had roles in films from 1988, providing supporting comedy relief, but it was the wildly popular Encino Man (1992), partnered with Sean Astin and Brendan Fraser, that put Pauly squarely on the map. Manic showcases followed, including Son in Law (1993), In the Army Now (1994), Jury Duty (1995), Bio-Dome (1996) and The Curse of Inferno (1997). However, Shore was met with an increasingly hostile reception and his lunacy was dismissed as crude, tasteless, dumb and, for the most part, unfunny and his film career quickly tanked. This downhill spiral was not helped by the abrupt cancellation of his failed Fox sitcom Pauly (1997). A bust with both critics and media, he was forced to lie low and ride out the storm. Shore didn't completely abandon the spotlight, however, as he provided voices in animated features such as Casper: A Spirited Beginning (1997) and An Extremely Goofy Movie (2000). At the beginning, Pauly's first comedy album, "The Future of America," was named Best Comedy Album by the college music journalists in 1991, while the National Association of Record Merchandisers nominated his second album, "Scraps from the Future," for a Best Sellers Award. His third album, "Pink Diggly Diggly," was taped live at his mother Mitzi Shore's famed Los Angeles improv club The Comedy Store, where Pauly received his stand-up comedy initiation. Pauly has been a recurring guest on Howard Stern's late-night show, as well as David Letterman's and Craig Kilborn's talk shows and has toured most the country with his stand-up act. He's been surrounded by show business all his life. In addition to mother Mitzi, father Sammy Shore was a well-known comedian who once opened for Elvis Presley during the Vegas years, while older brother Peter Shore has delved into producing/directing TV endeavors. In a career that skyrocketed quickly only to make a serious crash landing, never-say-die Pauly's latest bid for a comeback is the self-mockumentary Pauly Shore Is Dead (2003), which he directed and co-wrote. Other millennium film credits include a bit in Dr. Dre/Snoop Dogg comedy The Wash (2001); a top role in the comedy Opposite Day (2009); another bit part in the comedy Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star (2011); another vanity satire with Pauly playing himself in Adopted (2009) that he wrote and directed; another bit in the Adam Sandler comedy Sandy Wexler (2017); and a more recent top role in the comedy Guest House (2020). He also has found occasional guest shots on TV shows including "Entourage" (as himself), "Cubed" and "Hawaii Five-0."
Pauly Valsan
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Paulyn Sun
Paulyn Sun is an Singapore-born actress and Miss Singapore of 1994 and represented her country at Miss Universe. She quit her job in business development to launch an acting career in Hong Kong. Her first acting role was in the movie "The Golden Girls (1995)." In 1996 she was offered 20 million (Hong Kong) dollars to pose nude and rejected the offer. She was the first female from Singapore to be nominated for a Hong Kong Film Award in 1997 for her role in "Island Of Greed." In 2000, she was featured in Wong Kar Wai's award-winning film "In The Mood For Love" but most of her scenes were not put into the final cut. She has worked in many commercials for ATVs and beauty products in an effort to further advance her career. She is lesser known than her acting peers in Hong Kong despite her efforts. She can fluently speak English, Chinese (dialects Cantonese and Mandarin), and Japanese and has used all three languages in her roles.
Paulyne Wei
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Paurav Shah
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Pauric Brennan
Pauric has written several plays, short films and published a book, Order of the Dragon- Question of Time. He has had stage plays produced by What's on Tom? Productions, Kilkenny, including 'The Land'-premiered at the Watergate Theatre, Kilkenny. 33 was part of the 2015 Scene + Heard program in Smock Alley Theatre Dublin. He has produced several short films including 'He Waits'- winner of Best Script LITF Festival 2011 written by Samuel Kingston. Other shorts produced include 'Effigy Road' directed by Robert Kelly, short listed for awards at LITFF and 'Dead Diary', Look at Me, Backstage- winner of best actor at LITFF and finalist at Offline Film festival, directed by Stephen Rigney. He has also directed Shovel and Run, The Duel, finalist at Offline Film Festival 2012, Masterpiece, and The Rosen Bridge, supported by Kildare Arts (Coco), finalist in Borgus Films Influence Hitchcock competition, The Painter and Dandy VS The Hammer. In 2013 he was part of a team of writers working with Kildare County Council, Tim Palmer, David Keating and Ferdia MacAnna in the creation of a new feature film, All About Eva. He was 1AD on the feature. He has also worked on The Vikings, Mrs Brown Boy's D'movie, Damo and Ivor and Dare to Be Wild. He is currently in development on several projects, including The Everywhere Man, a sci-fi feature that follows on from his short film The Rosen Bridge
Pavail Gulati
Pavail Gulati is an actor, known for Thappad (2020), Dobaaraa (2021) and Made in Heaven (2019).
Pavala Shyamala
Pavala Shyamala is known for Happy (2006), Varsham (2004) and Swarnakamalam (1988).
Pavan
Pavan is known for Ustaad (2023).
Pavan
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