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PAUL SHOTTNER ETA’ 45/50 PROVENIENZA Roma FILM (selection) Reves A Vendre Man In Gallery Lola Peploe/ Wildside Pictures Goldfish Starter Kit Joe Phil Miller/ Y Films The Palm Reader Robin Jonathan Bentovim/ Indivision Films The Image Thief Weston/ Supporting Corin Sworn/ Film & Video Umbrella Why did you buy me plastic Leonard/Lead Phil Miller/ Y Films flowers? Girlfriend Experience Pimp/ Supporting Ileana Pietrobruno/ Cineworks The Men’s Room Seth/ Lead David Crossman/ Quest Productions Part Time Mugger Mark Smith/ Lead Paul Shottner/ Oil Film Karma Cowboy Narrator Sonja Heiss & Vanessa Van Houten/ Komplizen Film/ REM Doku Holdin’ On Killer/ Lead Frank Feiler/ Atomic Film Production Mimic NYPD Officer/ Supporting Guillermo Del Toro/ Dimension Films Turkey Day Luzio/ Supporting Steven Sorentos/ Mustang Films Volcano National Guard/ Supporting Mick Jackson/ 20th Century Fox The Black Widow The Man/ Lead Andrew Blackwell/ Long And Winding Road Productions Sullivan Street Alan Barrow/ Lead Jesse E. Evans/ Big Dawg Productions The Prodigal Son Carl/ Lead Lamia Joreige/ Djinn House Productions TELEVISION (Selection) Zwei Brueder - Tod Im See Pater Steinhauer/ Principal Lars Becker/ ZDF The Second Civil War Journalist/ Supporting Joe Dante/ HBO Films Melrose Place Counter Clerk/ Supporting Charlie Corell/ Spelling TV/ Fox THEATER (Selection) A Hatful Of Rain Polo Pope/ Lead Simon Longmore/ VADA D. Centre The Usual Suspects Fred Fenster/ Principal 2 Way Mirror Prod./ UK & Ireland Tour In Transit Gregorio Kapelov/ Principal Sahar Thompson/ Open Space Theatre Nothing Zed/ Lead Paul Shottner/ Man In The Moon Theatre Les Liaisons Dangereuses Comte De Valmont/ Lead Irma Saundrey/ Strasberg Theatre Fool For Love Eddie/ Lead Irma Saundrey/ Strasberg Theatre Danny & The Deep Blue Sea Danny/ Lead Michael Margotta/ Strasberg Theatre COMMERCIALS & VOICE OVER List available upon request. TRAINING VADA, Professional Scene Study, Vancouver Tony Alcantar, Voice & Dialect Coach, Vancouver Royal Academy Of Dramatic Art, London Exploring Character Course Bennes Marden, Speech & Acting Coach, Los Angeles Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute, New York City SKILLS Boxing, Gun Handling/ Shooting, Scuba Diving (PADI), Stage Combat, Broadsword, Diverse Accents, Billiard, Photography, Painting, Improvisation, Full Drivers License Car and Motorcycle, LANGUAGES: English mother Tongue German mother tongue French Intermediate Italian Intermediate .

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