Actress Rachel Grubb Rachel Grubb writes:With the DVD release of 13 Hours In A Warehouse on October 28th, I thought I would use my blog as an opportunity to talk with my co-star and friend, Paul Cram. I’ve known Paul for a few years now, and he and I both share a passion for acting…and …
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Wednesday, 10 February 2010He’s back. But this time on cable TV. Local celebrity Paul Cram can be seen in “Contract Killers” airing on Starz, The Movie Chanel and Showtime Extreme in February. by Elyse Kaner Staff writer He’s back. But this time on cable TV. Local celebrity Paul Cram can be seen in “Contract Killers” …
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An Interview with Actor Paul Cram By: Joshua LeSuer, Minnewood writer Whenever Paul Cram hops state lines, something interesting happens. No, he doesn’t suddenly find himself hounded by a psychotic truck driver or picking up a supernatural hitchhiker. This isn’t The Twilight Zone, after all, although some of the things that happen to him are pretty dang surreal.When …
Actor Paul Cram’s hit the website Rotten Tomatoes, see his celebrity profile which includes photos, movie trailers and fan stuff on there today.See Paul Cram on Rotten Tomatoes
by Locke Peterseim, RedBlog, June 15th 2010 A darkly lyrical indie film starring Cillian Murphy (Batman Begins, Red Eye, Sunshine), Susan Sarandon and Ellen Page (Juno), Peacock is set in ‘50s Nebraska (but filmed in my beloved Iowa). It’s a low-key psychological thriller about the secrets of identity and control that are unearthed when a …
Tim Gihring of Minnesota Monthly Magazine had some nice things to say about me and my play in his 62 Reasons to Go Out This Weekend Blog posting: “Meanwhile, keep your eye on a play at the Loading Dock Theatre in St. Paul that’s going on hiatus this weekend but will return next week, May …
Over coffee in Minneapolis a few weeks back, Josh Leseur interviewed me for an article on www.Minnewood.com. Here’s a clip: “Whenever Paul Cram hops state lines, something interesting happens. No, he doesn’t suddenly find himself hounded by a psychotic truck driver or picking up a supernatural hitchhiker. This isn’t The Twilight Zone, after all, although …