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Kiwi-Italian Paolo Rotondo starred as a serial killer in The Ugly, winning praise from Variety, The Times, and awards at Rome's Fantastic Film Festival. Rotondo studied acting in London and Melbourne, and worked as a TV production manager before impressing audiences in 2001 hit Stickmen. His directorial work includes two shorts - The Freezer and Dead Letters - plus collaborating on hit WWII play Strange Resting Places.
He’s played a ferocious killer, a political revolutionary, a soldier, a hustler, “the most boring character in Shortland Street” and is the TV voice of TelstraClear: Paolo Rotondo can hardly be accused of being typecast.
– Amanda Spratt, writing about Paolo Rotondo in The Listener in March 2007
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Here to Stay - The Italians |
Presenter |
2008 |
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Director |
2006 |
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Actor |
2004 |
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The Insiders Guide to Happiness - Does Happiness Grow Up? (Chapter Eleven) |
Actor |
2004 |
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The Freezer |
Director |
2003 |
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Actor |
2001 |
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Actor |
2000 - 2005 |
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Actor |
1999 - 2000 |
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Actor |
1998 |
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Actor |
1997 |
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Actor |
1995 |
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Actor |
2003-2006 |
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Paolo Rotondo spent his first years in Italy. Born in Naples, he left in 1982 at the age of 11 to arrive in NZ with an elementary grasp of English. Rotondo...
1997 Rome Fantastic Film Festival
Best Actor: for The Ugly