BIOGRAPHY
P.J. Marino is an actor/writer originally from Boston who has appeared in over 100 TV shows, films, and commercials, including Video Game Reunion, The Fosters, How I Met Your Mother, Everybody Hates Chris, many more. On stage, he was seen in Christopher Hampton's "The Talking Cure" at the Mark Taper Forum alongside Sam Robards, and "Harbor" at the Victory Theatre opposite Matthew Lillard. He is currently developing screenplays for TV and film, and living in Los Angeles with his lovely wife Tessa. His comedy script, Captain Tsunami's Army, is currently in post production. P.J. was last seen guest starring in the season 2 finale of HBO's Barry. |
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"P.J. brings a wonderful intensity to his work. His performance was incredibly funny while also being quite frightening. It's a delicate balance that he makes look easy."
- Dan Dworkin (Producer/Writer, Revenge - Director, Action Auto)
"P.J. is a remarkably funny, gifted and intelligent actor."
- Paul Sullivan (Director, I’ll Believe You)
"A passionate, comedic actor who always brings his 'A' game - whether on a set with a hundred people or an office with just two."
- Lisa Hamil (Casting Director, Everybody Wants to be Italian)
"He's very handsome."
- P.J.'s mother
- Dan Dworkin (Producer/Writer, Revenge - Director, Action Auto)
"P.J. is a remarkably funny, gifted and intelligent actor."
- Paul Sullivan (Director, I’ll Believe You)
"A passionate, comedic actor who always brings his 'A' game - whether on a set with a hundred people or an office with just two."
- Lisa Hamil (Casting Director, Everybody Wants to be Italian)
"He's very handsome."
- P.J.'s mother
ACTION AUTO
P.J. plays himself, only more psychotic, in the web series Action Auto, written and directed by Ted Sullivan (Supergirl), Dan Dworkin (Revenge, Cold Case), Greg Lee, and Grant Calof. The series features the worst used car salesmen in the country as they ply their trade in the bowels of the San Fernando Valley. It also stars Patrick Gallo, Chris Mackenzie, and Eric Price. Watch the trailer now (right). |
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