Testimonials

I've had the great pleasure of working as an actor across the nation in various films and movies. In Los Angeles, California, Boston, Massachusettes, Des Moines Iowa, Orlando Florida, Wisconsin and of course my home state of Minnesota.

As always, get in touch with me, I really appreciate feedback and general comments about my work.

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At the College Club Mansion in St. Paul, Paul Cram & Katrina Hawley in "We Killed Alice"

"Paul is not only a great actor, he's a smart actor. He has a way of seamlessly inhabiting a role on camera, and fully deconstructing it from behind the scenes. He is a team player and a strong collaborator; a director's dream come true." --Mark LaCroix, director of "We Killed Alice"

On the set of 13 Hours in a Warehouse, Meisha Johnson and Paul Cram

“Paul Cram is one of those rare actors that can consistently take direction. He is not an actor that simply plays a part—he is an actor that becomes the part. I will certainly cast him again in future projects.” —Dav Kaufman, Writer, Director of 13 Hours in a Warehouse

"Paul has a quiet sensitivity that hides inside his outgoing personality.  It is that element that made me write the "J. Alfred Prufrock" character for him.  I've been told time and time again that his subtlety and embodiment of the modern man is what made 'Going to seed' the film that is was. I sincerely look forward to our next project!" -Bri Deihl, director of Going to Seed

"Paul's performance to my last feature film "Contract Killers" was outstanding.  His ability to wrap himself around a character's (inner life) in less than 4 minutes of screen time,  to make that character memorable by making the audience subliminally aware of what this character probably ate,  drank and what his baggage might be outside of the scene itself,  was just amazing work by Paul.  Of course, what was most amazing to me as a producer, was that Paul basically PHONED IN his role of Chuck in Contract Killers. LITERALLY!!!!!.     To catch our attention with out being in the actual audition room, proves my old saying i.e If I need your picture and resume to remember you then something is missing."  Well,  Paul proved my theory, hands down!" -G Anthony Joseph, Producer of Contract Killers

first apprehensive about the drug tweaking character, Rickey, but after some research on the devastating effects of the drug, he decided to play the character. He hopes the audience, after witnessing the effect of meth on Rickey, will steer clear of the drug. "The irony is that I have the physical build of a tweaked-out meth user. Yet, thank God, I've steered clear of chemical abuse." Cram said.