Paul Castro Jr

Paul Anthony Castro Jr. (Born April 12) is an American actor, producer, singer and writer.^[1]. He is known for playing Ian in the award winning feature film, Buffalo Boys, and for his roles in the films: The Skeleton Twins (2014), People, Places, Things (2015), and Skook (2013).

He was the recipient of the Robert Pastorelli Rising Star Award at the 2014 Garden State Film Festival.^{[citation needed]}

Early Life[edit]

Castro was born in Brooklyn NY, and raised on the Jersey Shore; growing up in the small town of Hazlet. Castro is a graduate from the New York University Tisch School of the Arts.^[2]

Career[edit]

Castro's acting credits include: Ian in the award winning Indie Feature Buffalo Boys (2013),^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6], The Skeleton Twins (2014)^[7], Black Dog Red Dog (2014), Skook (2014)^[8], People, Places, Things (2015) ^[9] , Good Ol' Boy (2015) and The Blacklist (TV series). He also played Kane in the Off-Broadway revival of Love and Human Remains at Playwrights Horizons ^[10]^[11]^[12]^[13]^[14] and Ryan in the short film Knives with Peter Friedman and Marc Menchaca which premiered at the 2015 Vail Film Festival^[15]. He was the recipient of the Robert Pastorelli Rising Star Award at The Garden State Film Festival.^[16]^[17]^[18]^[19]^[20]^[21] He co-wrote, produced, directed and starred in the short film Aeris.^[22] ^[23] ^[24] ^[25]

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[1] IMDb Page

[2] Paul Castro Jr Official Website

[3] Clarence Bee, Buffalo Boys’ revisits roots for Buffalo International Film Festival, September 18, 2013

[4] Jolly Buzz, Movie Review: Buffalo Boys (2013), January 17, 2014

[5] Buffalo Boys Amazon Buffalo Boys Movie on Amazon Prime

[6] Manhattan Film Festival, “Buffalo Boys” Director Debuts First Feature Film

[7] TV ESKIMO, LAUGHS AND EARS WITH THE SKELETON TWINS, October 24, 2014

[8] Skook, 2014 INDY FILM FEST, July 15, 2014

[9] Hitfix, Review: Sitcom-y 'People, Places, Things' gets a lift from Regina Hall, Jemaine Clement, January 29, 2015

[10] Playbill, Love and Human Remains, From "Queer As Folk" Writer Brad Fraser, Begins Off-Broadway Run Tonight, July 21, 2014

[11] Backstage, Why I'm Producing 'Love and Human Remains', July 16, 2014

[12] Theatermania, Love and Human Remains Review, July 22, 2014

[13] POSTURE, Interview with Jen Rudolph, the producer of “Love and Human Remains”, June 6, 2014

[14] NEXT MAGAZINE, When Love/Life’s D.O.A., July 25, 2014

[15] Vail Film Festival Vail Film Festival Student Film Showcase

[16] Atlantic City NJ, GARDEN STATE FILM FESTIVAL COMES TO AC, October, 2014

[17] New Jersey Stage, The Garden State Film Festival Complete List Of 2014 Winners, April 9, 2014

[18] Philly.com, Jersey Film Fest starts in A.C., April 4, 2014

[19] BroadwayWorld, Laura Dern, Bebe Neuwirth & More to Be Honored at GSFF, March 31, 2014

[20] Coloradoan, Garden State Film Fest announces A.C. lineup, March 6, 2014

[21] Shore News Today, 12th annual Garden State Film Festival April 3-6, March 20, 2014

[22] The Purrington Post Article on Aeris, Paul Castro Jr and Aly Miller, November 2016

[23] PopDust Paul Castro Jr Talks His Next Big Thing, October 2016

[24] Cat Community Podcast About the Short Film Aeris with Paul Castro Jr and Aly Miller, December 2016

[25] Steve Dale Article on Aeris, December 2016

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