Paul Guilfoyle

One of the industry's all-around character actors, Guilfoyle has worked in theatre, television and films. Active on the stage in both his native Boston and New York, Guilfoyle was part of an informal repertory company who appeared on Broadway and in Boston supporting actor Al Pacino in such productions as "The Training of Pavlo Hummel", "Richard III" and "Man and Superman". After making his feature debut in one of the biggest flops of the 1980s, "Howard the Duck" (1986), Guilfoyle was cast in supporting roles in such features as "Beverly Hills Cop II" (1987), "Mrs. Doubtfire" (1993), and "Quiz Show" (1994).

Guilfoyle is not to be confused with character actor Paul Guilfoyle (1902-61), who appeared in films during the 1930s, 40s and 50s.

• Also Credited As:
  Paul V. Guilfoyle
• Born:
  April 28, 1949 in Boston, Massachusetts
• Job Titles:
  Actor

Significant Others

• Companion: . married

Milestones

• 1986 Feature debut, "Howard the Duck"
• 1986 TV debut, "Roanoak", an American Playhouse production
• 1987 TV debut as guest on a series, "Spenser: For Hire"
• 1988 TV debut in a miniseries, "Internal Affairs"
• 1989 Debut in a TV-movie, "Fatal Flaw"
• 2000 Co-starred in the CBS fall drama "C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation"
• 2000 Had regular role in the short-lived UPN series "Secret Agent Man"
• Born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts
• Member of the Experimental Theatre Company of Boston
• Supporting player in several Al Pacino theater productions both in Boston and on Broadway