Adrian Paul

Movies and Tv

• Highlander the series
• A dog of flanders in 99
• Dead men can't dance in 97
• Love potion # 9 in
• Last Rites in 88
• Masque of the red death in 89
• The Cover Girl Murders (1993)
• Premonition (1999)
• Highlander: Endgame (2000)
• Dying to Get Rich (2000)
• The Breed (2001)
• Alien Tracker (2001)
• Code Hunter (2002)
• Nemesis Game (2003)
• Throttle (2005)
• Storm Watch (2002)
• Little Chicago (2005)
• The Snow Prince (2006)
• Highlander: The Source (2006)

Look at that face? Would you just look at that face? I couldn't resist. It's such a great face.
::ahem::
I've recovered sufficiently to continue now. Thank you. Shall we proceed?
Got your drool buckets ready? The aspirin for those unexpected bouts of Adrianitis? You should always be prepared. Here we go..

He was born June 29 1959 to an English father and Italian mother in London, England.

Adrian Paul and some of his interests......

Adrian's hobbies include golf, volleyball, reading. I've been told his favorite authors are Tennessee Williams, Shakespeare and Anne Rice. He has studied Martial Arts for several years, including the Kung Fu Forms of:

Choy Lee Fut Hung Gar Tai Kwon Do He also enjoys boxing and has done extensive sword training with the Japanese Katana. This is the type of sword he used during the Highlander Series/Movies.) He played semi-pro soccer and never lost the love for it as he is still a fan of the game today. As for music, Mozart the composer of choice, as well as an interest in Reggae and the group Enigma is among his favorites He also enjoys playing the bongos, a talent I believe that takes great coordination and a sense of rhythm. Of course we can see those things in him just by watching him on film. He first became a model, then a dancer and choreographer in Europe. He is well-traveled and speaks English, French, and Italian fluently. In 1985, he left Europe and came to the United States to pursue a dance and modeling career. Even though he had studied Shakespeare and performed in school plays when he was younger, acting was not a focus. Shortly after his arrival in America, he was urged to audition. His first role came on the ABC television series, "The Colbys as the Russian expatriate ballet dancer, Kolya. This led to a role in the play "The Bouncers" in 1987 and to a guest appearance on the television show "Beauty and the Beast" in 1998. His first film appearance was in the 1989 film "Last Rites" with Tom Berenger. He went on to have a starring role in the Roger Corman film "Masque of the Red Death", a re-telling of the Edgar Allen Poe tale. He appeared in a regular role in the second season of the television series "War of the Worlds" and made a pilot for CBS Television for a series called "The Owl". In 1992, he was cast in the role that would bring him to the most prominence to date...that of Duncan MacLeod in the syndicated series, "Highlander". Anyway, enjoy! (Disclaimer: I take no responsibility in the event of heart attacks while viewing this room. You're on your own.) (Why is it that the weakness in a man can attract women as much as his strength

Hope Ya had fun looking at him...Welp off to take a cold shower..lol