Paul Kwo is known for God's Not Dead (2014), God's Not Dead 2 (2016) and Fresh Off the Boat (2015).

Paul Kynman was born on October 22, 1967 in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England. He is an actor, known for First Knight (1995), Clash of the Titans (2010) and Legionnaire (1998).

At age 8, Paul saw 'The Making of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea' and decided to make movies. Age 18, his 16mm, 30-minute action movie 'Trapped' wins the Berkeley Film Festival. Paul graduates from San Francisco State University with a BA in Film Production. In the USAF, he films space launches for NASA. His first feature film 'The Tournament' was filmed in 35mm Techniscope. The story of three samurai going to England to enter a fencing tournament. Now an extra on the Blu-ray of his movie 'Ninja Busters'. Paul writes & directs 'Death Machines'. It's distributed by Crown International Pictures, opening in 50 theaters in Southern California. Writes & Directs 'Weapons of Death'. It plays around the world, breaking house records in New York & San Francisco. His action/comedy 'Ninja Busters' is on Blu-ray with the director's commentary. Next came the crime story 'One Way Out'. Wrote & directed 'Omega Cop', starring Adam 'Batman' West, Troy Donahue & Stuart Whitman. Wrote & directed 'Rock Star Rising' audio-book, narrated by Rod Taylor. Performed by Russ Tamblyn, George Chakiris, Robert Culp, James Darren & Kevin McCarthy. Wrote & directed the largest production in audio-book history: 'McKnight's Memory' narrated by Frank Sinatra Jr. Performed by Robert Culp, Nancy Kwan, Don Stroud, Henry Silva, Alan Young, Barbra Leigh, H.M Wynant, David Hedison & Edd Kookie Byrnes. Paul directed Edd Byrnes' audio-memoir 'My Casino Caper'. Edd was stalked for his 3 million-dollar Las Vegas win. Performed by Edd, Alan Young, Henry Silva, David Hedison & Michael Callan. 2018 - He wrote & directed the feature film 'Forbidden Power'. Winner of 28 international awards at IMDB-sanctioned film festivals, including; Best Screenplay - Florence Film Awards Italy. Best Feature Film - New York Cinematography Awards.

Paul L. Brown is an actor, known for Love After Love (2017).

Actor. Writer. Photographer. Filmmaker Paul L. Davis has a story to tell...he just wants you to listen. With a lifetime of experiences and skills both taught and gleaned, Paul has one goal: to make you feel. Initially embarking on his varied career in the creative arts while serving his country and stationed in Japan, Paul has spent a literally lifetime preparing for his moment. Like most, Paul first dipped his feet in the performing arts as a grade school student performing a small role and singing in a school showcase in Whittier, CA. He would lean into his knack for creating through his writing for many years before delving deeply into expression via music. Sing, photograph, film...repeat. That is the cycle that Paul lived for years, all the while picking up tools for his own actor's tool belt. After decades of "behind the scenes" work, the itch to perform grew to be undeniable and he would eventually cave to his actual desire and has sought out instruction and guidance from that moment. That instruction began, in earnest, at the New York Film Academy and has gone through many twists and turns, most recently landing him under the tutelage of Lesly Kahn and associates. All in all, Paul has amassed both formal and informal education that enable him to be truly present and available in a multitude of situations. Paul seeks to serve every opportunity with purity, professionalism, and vision.

Paul Ehrmann began his film career as an Assistant Director Trainee on "In the Heat of the Night," and "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner." He went on to work as an actor with small roles with such stars as William Holden, Sidney Poitier, Henry Fonda, Sean Connery and Sylvester Stallone (credited as Paul Laurence) in the cult favorite, "Death Race 2000." He was a guest performer with the television casts of "Designing Women," "ER," "The West Wing" and "The Practice." But the bulk of his Hollywood work was as a writer for network television with multiple episodes of "Cagney & Lacey," "The Paper Chase," "Hunnter," "Hart to Hart," "The New Maverick, "Fame," and "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers."

Paul L. Nolan was born on 9 June 1954 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. He is an actor, known for Ocean's Eleven (2001), Signs (2002) and Death on Saturn's Moon (2000).

I play 11 instruments including Piano, guitar and drums, just to name a few. I have been in a few movies to date including "Burn", "Skin", "Appalachia", "Last Vermont Christmas", and "Interment". I am an avid motorcycle rider. I own 2 Harley Davidson Softail Motorcycles. I am happily Married to my wife Lisa (Giordano LaScola) and both of us have been in a few movies together which is awesome. We have a one year old Saint Bernard named Molly.

Paul Lacoux is an actor, known for The Return of Sherlock Holmes (1986), Dodger, Bonzo & the Rest (1985) and Casualty (1986).

Paul is an award-winning film director and stunt coordinator. He grew up in the Central California coastal town of Los Osos, on the outskirts of San Luis Obispo. During his senior year of college at Cal Poly he was invited to be an extra on the film We Were Soldiers. It was on that set where he was given the opportunity to work his first day as a professional stuntman. By the time he was graduating and ready to make the move to LA to pursue his career in stunts, he was already working as a stuntman on Hulk. It didn't take long for Paul to start making a name for himself. Specializing in stunt driving, fight choreography, and wire work, Paul has found himself doubling many of Hollywood's A-Listers including Tom Hiddleston, Christian Bale, Eric Bana, Chris Pine, Ryan Reynolds, Bradley Cooper, Jon Hamm, and many more. In 2010, just shy of ten years into his stunt career, Paul received affirmation that this was exactly where he was to be! Paul found himself on the receiving end of a Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Stunt Ensemble in a Motion Picture as part of the Star Trek stunt team and two Taurus World Stunt Award nominations in the categories of Best High Work and Best Specialty Stunt. Now with over 300 total credits, Paul has taken what he's learned in front of the camera and is now focused on the "action" behind it. Shortly before finishing the latest season of Magnum P.I. and Hawaii Five-0, Paul utilized both show's crews to work on his own multi-award winning film, 38 Minutes, which he wrote, directed, and produced.