Paul Ben-Victor Net Worth is
$12 Million

Mini Biography

Professional Paul Ben-Victor has generated a profession on the tiny and silver screen, with jobs in over 50 movies want Daredevil (2003), A Civil Actions (1998), True Love (1993), Tombstone (1993), Houseguest (1995), Crazy in Alabama (1999) as well as the Corruptor (1999). On tv, Paul famous actors as “Main Inspector Stan McQueen” on USA’s strike series, In Basic Sight (2008). Paul starred as “Particular Agent Bobby Hobbes” in the worldwide strike series The Invisible Guy (2000), a job that gained him a Greatest Supporting Actor Target audience Honor for Sci-Fi. He received crucial acclaim for his portrayal of “Moe Howard” in the ABC biopic The 3 Stooges (2000), shined as the endearing hustler “Steve Richards” on NYPD Blue (1993), and produced a enduring impression along with his silent ruthlessness as the Greek henchman, “Spiros Vondas”, around the broadly acclaimed HBO series, The Cable (2002). Paul is a preferred on HBO with additional standout functions including Warner Bros Studio room Chief “Alan Gray” around the strike series Entourage (2004), the zany “Palaka” on John from Cincinnati (2007) and scalping seat tickets on LIMIT YOUR Enthusiasm (2000). He recently produced, wrote and starred in the quickly to become released feature humor, Should’ve Been Romeo (2012) together with Edward Asner, Carol Kane and Michael Rapaport and, directed by his lifelong friend, Tag Bennett. After attending Carnegie Mellon University, he produced his theater debut in the Nuyorican Poets Cafe on New York’s lower east side with Miguel Pinero and Reinaldo Povod. Then joined up with the renowned Actor’s Studio room and appeared in a number of productions there including Lyle Kessler’s “Robbers”, that was after that produced on the Seattle Repertory Movie theater aimed by Daniel Sullivan, The Longwharf Movie theater starring Judd Hirsch and, the American Place Movie theater in NYC, aimed by Marshall W. Mason.

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