Paul Murray is a multi-talented individual who has made a significant impact in the entertainment industry. He has written and directed several feature films, including the best feature winner at SFVIF & VFF, "Boiler Maker," starring Arie Verveen, Jack McGee, and John Savage.
Murray has also co-written the critically acclaimed film "What Doesn't Kill You," starring Mark Ruffalo, Ethan Hawke, and Amanda Peet. His other notable writing credits include "Very Mean Men," which he also starred in alongside Matthew Modine, Ben Gazzara, Charles Durning, Burt Young, Martin Landau, and Louise Fletcher.
In addition to his feature film work, Murray has written and directed several short films, including "Out Of Exits," "The Claddagh Ring," and "The Rover." As a playwright, he has had four plays produced: "The Pen," "The Big Bad Brutal Biz," "The Two-Nite Show," and his acclaimed one-man show, "Let's Get The Hell Oughta Here!"
Murray's acting credits are equally impressive, with roles in films such as "Road To The Well," "A Holiday Heist," "Rundown," "Formula 51," "The Black Rose," "Cajun Justice," "Seth," "Tales From The Crypt," "Beauty & The Beast," "Sledge Hammer," "City Scrapes," "Mancuso: FBI," and the award-winning made-for-television movie "News At Eleven." He is also set to appear in the upcoming Sony/Amazon series "Good Girls Revolt."
Born and raised in South Boston, Murray currently resides in Studio City.