PAUL SAND

'Paul Sand' (born 'Paul Sanchez', March 5 1935) is an American comedic actor.

Contents

Early life

Theatre

Filmography

Films

Television

External links

Early life

Sand was born in Santa Monica, California, where his father worked as an aerospace tool designer and his mother a writer. At 11, he started at Viola Spolin's Children's Theatre Company. From here, he attended Los Angeles State College before moving to Paris aged 18. It was in Paris that Sand met one of his heroes, Marcel Marceau, who was so impressed by his talents that he asked Sand to join his touring mime troupe.

Theatre

One of his earliest jobs was touring in concerts with Judy Garland.
In 1971 he received a Tony Award for Best Performance by a Featured Actor in a Play for his work on Broadway in Paul Sill's Story Theatre and 2 Drama Desk Awards for his work on Broadway as an actor.

Filmography

Films

★ ''Viva Max!'' (1969)

★ ''The Hot Rock'' (1972)

★ ''Every Little Crook and Nanny'' (1972)

★ ''The Second Coming Of Suzanne'' (1974)

★ ''The Great Bank Hoax'' (1978)

★ ''The Main Event'' (1979)

★ ''Wholly Moses!'' (1980)

★ ''Can't Stop The Music'' (1980)

★ ''Teen Wolf Too'' (1987)

★ ''Frozen Assets'' (1992)

★ ''Layin' Low'' (1996)

★ ''Brittle Glory'' (1997)

★ ''Camp Stories'' (1997)

★ ''Zoo'' (1999)

★ ''Chuck & Buck'' (2000)

★ ''Adam & Steve'' (2005)

★ ''Queer Eye For The Homeless Guy'' (2005)

★ ''Sweet Land'' (2005)

Television

★ ''Shower of Stars'' (1955)

★ ''That Was The Week That Was'' (1964)

★ ''Mr Broadway'' (1964)

★ ''Occasional Wife'' (1966)

★ ''Bewitched'' (1966)

★ ''Mary Tyler Moore Show'' (1970)

★ ''The Governor & J.J'' (1970)

★ ''The Carol Burnett Show'' (1972, 1973, 1974)

★ ''Wonder Woman'' (1978)

★ ''Fantasy Island'' (1978)

★ ''Supertrain'' (1979)

★ ''Taxi'' (1981)

★ ''Laverne & Shirley'' (1981)

★ ''Gloria'' (1982)

★ ''Alice'' (1983)

★ ''The Love Boat'' (1983)

★ ''St Elsewhere'' (1983, 1984)

★ ''Domestic Life'' (1984)

★ ''Cagney & Lacey'' (1985)

★ ''Murder She Wrote'' (1985)

★ ''Trapper John, M.D.'' (1985)

★ ''Whos The Boss?'' (1985, 1987)

★ ''It's a Living'' (1986)

★ ''Magnum, P.I.'' (1986)

★ ''The Twilight Zone'' (1987)

★ ''thirtysomething'' (1987)

★ ''Empty Nest'' (1989, 1991)

★ ''Quantum Leap'' (1989)

★ ''True Colors'' (1990)

★ ''Baby Talk'' (1991)

★ ''Night Court'' (1991)

★ ''Eerie, Indiana'' (1992)

★ ''Danger Theatre'' (1993)

★ ''L.A. Law'' (1994)

★ ''The X Files'' (1994)

★ ''The Secret World of Alex Mack'' (1997)

★ ''Sabrina, the Teenage Witch'' (1997)

★ ''Dharma & Greg'' (1998)

★ ''Maggie Winters'' (1998)

★ ''Sliders'' (1999)

★ ''E! True Hollywood Story'' (2001)

★ ''Curb Your Enthusiasm'' (2002)

★ ''Joan of Arcadia'' (2003, 2004, 2005)

External links

★
Paul Sand at the internet Broadway database