Showing posts with label Paul Parducci. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paul Parducci. Show all posts

Monday, September 02, 2024

"The Coldness" Now Streaming on Amazon Prime!

Thursday, April 01, 2021

A Very Special Guest! A Very Funny Story! (You Will Laugh!)

Hey Everybody! Meet Billy Donuts. And Please Billy prefers if you Subscribe. Later, Paul Parducci

Saturday, January 23, 2021

Hey Brad Havermeyer Now Has His Own Blog!

 

World Domination Through Acting!

You can also Subscribe on YouTube.

Wednesday, July 19, 2017

"Married People: A Comedy" The Post


In the Spring of 2017 I finished the Los Angeles premiere run of one of the most enriching experiences of my artistic life. I'm creating this post so there will be an easy to find gathering of photos and links.




L to R Mark Schiff, Paul Parducci, Steve Shaffer

Written and produced by the hilarious and talented Steve Shaffer and Mark Schiff and directed by comedy master Rick Shaw.
I got to work with amazing actors Michelle Bernard, Kylie Delre and Andy Lauer
 We played to packed, smart, engaged houses had a great time, got very close and as a bonus received many great reviews.


Paul Parducci, is absolutely the most singular brilliant comedic theatrical actor I’ve ever seen live in theatre."       The full review here.
Paul Parducci as "Henry" praying  in "Married People: A Comedy"

L to R Andy Lauer and Paul Parducci on stage in "Married People: A Comedy"
L to R Michelle Bernard and Andy Lauer

Rehearsal with Mark Schiff and Kylie Delre

Kylie Delre and Paul Parducci in Married People: A Comedy"

Final Bows "Married People:A Comedy"  Paul Parducci, Kylie Delre, Michelle Bernard, Andy Lauer

Other Reviews and Mentions:
From Santa Monica Daily Press
From LA Splash 
From LA Times.
From Broadway World.
My "Married" family-Michelle Bernard, Andy Lauer, Me and Kylie Delre

Later,
Paul Parducci 
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Sunday, January 25, 2015

This is Exactly How I Stay in Shape


American Film Actor Paul Parducci stays in shape

After many requests here is the Video on My Complete Fitness and Diet Program.



Hope you like it:

Later,
Paul Parducci

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Tuesday, January 20, 2015

Now Watch Every Episode of Nightmare Boss On FlikBox!




Paul Parducci stars in the Web hit "Nightmare Boss"
 I've been a working stiff actor for a long long time. I'm in more or less constant reruns somewhere.
But since creating Nightmare Boss  a few years back I have been both humbled and amazed at the support for this Web series which by the way was one of the earliest. (They were first released back in 2006)
So now in 2015 I am pleased to be releasing All New Episodes of Nightmare Boss along with all of the originals on the YouTube FlikBox Channel.

Here's the Whole Playlist.


Here is the link to FlikBox.
Later,
Paul Parducci

Friday, November 21, 2014

Lilyhammer: Guns , Snow and The Weekend Ahead.

I'm a big fan of this show.
Steven Van Zandt is terrific as Frank Tagliano. 
So I'm excited that Season Three starts today (Nov 21st) on Netflix. At least that's what the Billboard said on LaBrea-
Of course that means the whole season appears magically on my Roku all at once.
I love the new order of things!
I know what I'm doing this weekend!
Later,
Paul Parducci

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Saturday, October 25, 2014

LA NOIRE Update- Paul Parducci aka "Walter Tyler" Living in the Other Place.

Paul Parducci as "Walter Tyler" in LA Noire
A while back I blogged about this very cool Video Game I did called LA Noire.
This is the original post.

The image capture for this project was intense.
This is me in this alternate universe. (It's strange because this too is some kind of existence in another place.)
Later,
Paul Parducci


PS The LA NOIRE WIKI

Thursday, October 16, 2014

A Dream of Green Lantern

This comes up from time to time. Yes I was hired to voice "G'hu" on "Green Lantern." 
 I say Voice because like many of the Lantern Characters the Visual was CG.
I was excited, my brother Jim who is a major Comics Industry guy was excited. But alas...
my character never made it to the final cut. I did have a great time working on it however. 
 Here I am on set with GL's amazing director Martin Campbell. (In case you don't know Martin directed "Casino Royale" one of my all time favorite Bond films.)
Later,
Paul Parducci
PS:
Here's what Gh'u looks like-

Friday, October 03, 2014

Blog Released Film "Geometry" Continues to Seep Into the Interverse.

Thanks for the continued support of my
 little creepy, crawly, viewer controlled feature length portion of Cinema.
Here is a screen shot:

Jocelyn Saenz as Susan Trent in Paul Parducci's Geometry

The film in it's entirety can be found for ever and for always HERE.
Later,
Paul Parducci

Monday, August 11, 2014

Paul Parducci's Debut on NBC's "Days of Our Lives"

There's a new bad guy in town:


Paul Parducci and James Scott on NBC's " Days of Our Lives"

Starts @ 35:20

Later,
Paul Parducci

Saturday, February 22, 2014

The Channeling Continues: No Dearth of Speakers From the World of Spirits


Since stumbling upon Jane Roberts who began the Channeling Craze way back in 1970 I find that I can't get enough of the fact that there are a huge group of people (Some would say) making an excellent living talking in a funny accent and presenting more or less the same scientifically unproven (ie; in magnetism two positives always repel each other) Law of Attraction formula.

Anyway here is (a modern Channeled Spirit?) Bashar:


Later,
Paul Parducci

PS: Comments Welcome

Thursday, February 13, 2014

Candy Darling Can't Swim

 One of the most Famous and Tragic Personalities to emerge from Andy Warhol's Factory
Was the self-created Classic Movie Star Candy Darling.

 Here is Candy in an Interview:



Highly recommended is the Tragic, Fascinating and Well-constructed Documentary "Beautiful Darling" from James Rasin.
(I just watched on NetFlix.)
Here is the Official Trailer:


The title of this post highlights what I consider to be the marrow of the sadness of this short driven, complex life.
Later,
Paul Parducci

Friday, January 24, 2014

Paul Parducci: The Naked Truth!

I was listening to KFI here in Los Angeles the other night and they had the excellent Actor/Writer Fred Stoller on talking about his new book- which I will link at the bottom.

Fred was discussing the life of a perennial Guest Star in Hollywood. (Something I have some experience with!)

It takes great courage and candor to discuss the actual workings of a career in this business where most of the time Brand Management is the top priority.

In any event Fred's take on his work inspired me to do a little reflective thinking. I'm usually the kind of guy that's always looking forward.("What's Next." Is my Motto)  My career has never overly impressed me. But I do Love to Act and still get a kick out of being on sets and working in front of the camera. (And Hope of course springs eternal! I will  get to my experience with Pilots in another post.)

Although I've been lucky enough to have worked frequently, many times with interesting parts in association with very talented artists, I always felt that this kind of work-a-day Hollywood stuff was kind of boring. The life of a Character Actor (And I'm proud to call myself one) is more a life of usefulness to projects rather than  being the heartbeat of a project itself. (I'm seeing at this point that I will have to explore this  at length in another post also or we'll be here all day. See I already think you're bored.)

Anyway-at one point Fred mentioned Guest-Starring on The Naked Truth this is a show I Guest-starred on as well, playing one of my mainstays a bully named Doug Keller.  (So I went to the script pile I keep in the corner of my office and pulled out my script from somewhere near the bottom.) Flipping the pages brought back  fond memories of this experience not the least of which was meeting the fantastic character actor Norman Fell  and working with the charming, beautiful and whip-smart Tea Leoni. The episode was also directed by Robby Benson. (Who I found to be unusually gifted in getting to the kernel of scenes-not easy to do in the fast-paced world of Sitcoms.)

I have enclosed a pic I had snapped with Norman as well as the cover and cast page from the episode I Guested on.

Here is Fred's book.
Later,

Monday, October 07, 2013