Paul Marlon

Paul is a London based actor who trained at Manchester Metropolitan Drama School for three years and at the Miskin Theatre in Kent for two years prior to this.

An extremely experienced actor both in screen and film with TV credits for all major television stations in the UK. Featured in film for main stream and independent audiences Paul can be seen in many productions and projects on various platforms.

Winner of 'Best actor' for the short film 'Bruised' in the (Bootleg Film Festival, Toronto) As well as a best supporting performance nomination for the film 'Smack Ed' (High peak film festival)

Theatre performances include a sell-out London run of the critically acclaimed play 'The Greater Game' receiving five-star reviews. Performing in his self-penned comedy play with a heart 'True Colours' also receiving critical acclaim and 4 start reviews and has toured with various shows around the UK.

2019 saw Paul involved Greg Hall's multi award-winning film 'Smack Ed' featuring alongside 'Best soap new comer' Lorraine Stanley and George Russo screened in festivals worldwide.

Recent projects include shooting a VR 360-degree series, being the face of the latest worldwide VW commercial campaign, appearing in the new inbetweeners writer's sitcom 'First Team' and starring in a new cinematic short film shot in Qatar playing the lead Viking.

Other film credits include - British feature film 'Essex Boys Retribution' for Press On Features.

• British horror flick 'The Forgotten' playing a violent pimp, starring Shaun Dingwall directed by Ollie Frampton
• A street fighting anti-fascist librarian, in award winning British Feature 'S.S.D.D' directed by Greg Hall which won Best Screen Play at the Portobello Film festival and Best film (low Budget) at the London Independent film festival.

T.V credits include

• Jim, a sleazy truck driver up to no good in 'Hollyoaks Later' on Channel four.
• 'A Touch of Frost' alongside David Jason as a gangland heavy.
• Prisoner in the pilot episode of sitcom 'Toast of London' starring Matt Berry.
• Bafta winning series 'L8R Youngers' for the BBC's Learning Zone playing a loving father.