#Philip AbbottDB21 March 1923, Lincoln, NE@#Paula AbdulRNAbdul, Paula JulieDB19 June 1962, San Fernando, CA BGPaula grew up in the San Fernando Valley, California. She beganBGtaking dance lessons when she was eight. She attended Van Nuys highBGschool, where she was senior class president, and head of theBGcheerleaders. After graduating in 1980, Paula started college at CalBGState-Northridge, majoring in TV and radio. After joining the L.A.BGLakers cheerleaders, and becoming the head cheerleader/choreographerBGafter only a few months, she dropped out of college to dance andBGchoreograph full-time. She was recruited by The Jacksons to choreographBGtheir 1984 "Torture" video, the first in a long list of videos andBGmovies she would choreograph. She branched out into singing with herBGfirst CD, "Forever Your Girl", which had lackluster sales until theBGsingle "Straight Up" exploded onto the charts in December 1988 and soBGtoo her popularity.HT5' 2"OWCD: "Forever Your Girl" (1988)OWCD: "Spellbound" (1991)OWCD: "Head over Heels" (1995)SP'Emilio Estevez' (qv) (1992 - 1994)GATV commercials for Diet Coke (1989-1990)GAPrint advertising for LA Gear sneakers (early 1990s)GAPrint advertising for Reebok sneakers (early 1990s)TRFormer L.A. Lakers cheerleader.TRGrammy award winning singer.TRDancer, Choreographer.TRWon an Emmy award for choreographing "The Tracey Ullman Show"AGMSOAG14724 Ventura Blvd., STE 410AGSherman Oaks, CA 91403, USAAG(818) 380-0400 BYPete Brennan@#Peter AdamsDB22 September 1917, Los Angeles, CADD8 January 1987@#Percy AdlonBTDie Schoenheit im Normalen finden: Die inneren Bilder des Percy Adlon.BTBT Written and directed by Peter Bucka. Germany 1993. 59 Min.@#Patrick AherneDB6 January 1901, EnglandDD30 September 1970@#Philip AhnDB29 March 1911, Los Angeles, CADD28 February 1978@#Philip AkinTRPhilip Akin is a serious martial artist, and holds a forth degreeTRblack belt in Yoshinkan Aikido. He also studies Kung Fu and Tai Chi.TRPhilip Akin is an avid bicyclist, and is known to cycle everywhere.@#Patrick AllenDB17 March 1927, Malawi@#Peter Allen (II)DB10 February 1944, Tenterfield, AustraliaDD18 June 1992, San Diego, CA (AIDS)SP'Liza Minnelli' (qv) (? - ?)@#Phillip Richard AllenDB26 March 1939, Pittsburgh, PA@#Pamela AndersonRNAnderson, Pamela DeniseDB1 July 1967, Ladysmith, British Columbia, CanadaHT5' 7"SP'Tommy Lee' (qv) (1995 - present)BTCome Die With Me: A Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer MysteryGA"Married with Children" (1987), as Yvette (09/90)GA"Married with Children" (1987), as dream girl Cashew (05/91)GAMusic video for "Blind Man" by AerosmithTRPlayboy Playmate of the Month February 1990TRHas appeared on five Playboy magazine covers@#Paul AndersonDB1965 BGHe graduated from Warwick University in film and worked in TVBGindustry.@#Paul AndorDD26 June 1991SP'Lotte Palfi Andor' (qv) (? - ?)@#Patty AndrewsDB16 February 1920, Minneapolis, MN TRMember of the Andrews Sisters singing trio.@#Pier AngeliRNPierangeli, Anna MariaDB19 June 1932, Cagliari, Sardinia, ItalyDD10 September 1971, Beverly Hills, CA (barbiturate overdose) TRTwin sister of actress Marisa Pavan.SP'Vic Damone' (qv) (1954 - 1959)@#Philip AnglimDB11 February 1953, San Francisco, CA@#Paul AnkaDB30 July 1941, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada TRSinger/songwriter@#Pedro Armendariz Jr.TRSon of Pedro Armendariz.@#Pedro ArmendarizDB9 May 1912, Churubusco, MexicoDD17 June 1963 TRFather of Pedro Armendariz Jr.TRDied of self-inflicted gunshot wound in Los Angeles.@#Peter ArneRNAlbrecht, Peter ArneDB1920DD1 August 1983@#Phil ArnoldDB15 September 1909, NJDD9 May 1968, Hollywood, CA (heart attack)@#Patricia ArquetteDB1968, New York, NYSP'Nicolas Cage' (qv) (8 April 1995 - present)TRDaughter of Lewis Arquette. Sister of Rosanna and Alexis Arquette.@#Peggy AshcroftDB22 December 1907, Croydon, EnglandDD14 June 1991@#Pearl BaileyDB29 March 1918, Newport News, VADD17 August 1990 TRSinger. Died in Philadelphia after collapsing at a local hotel.@#Penny BakerDB5 October 1965, Buffalo, NYHT5' 8"TRPlayboy Playmate of the Month January 1984@#Pete BarbuttiDB4 May 1934@#Priscilla BarnesDB7 December 1955, Fort Dix, NJ@#Patrick BarrDB1908, IndiaDD29 August 1985@#Paul BartelDB6 August 1938, Brooklyn, NY TRDirector@#Peter BartonDB19 July 1957@#Pamela BellwoodRNKing, PamelaDB26 June 1951, New York, NY@#Pat BenatarRNAndrejewski, PatriciaDB10 January 1953, Brooklyn, NY@#Peter BenchleyDB8 May 1940@#Paul BenedictDB17 September 1938, Silver City, NM@#Polly BergenRNBurgin, NellieDB14 July 1930, Knoxville, TN@#Peter BergmanDB11 July, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba@#Philippa BevansDB10 February 1913, London, EnglandDD10 May 1968, New York, NY@#Peter BillingsleyDB16 April 1972, New York, NY@#Pierre BlaiseDD31 August 1975, age 24 TRFrench actor.@#Pierre BlancharDB30 June 1892, Philippeville, AlgeriaDD21 November 1963, Paris, France@#Peter BogdanovichDB30 July 1939@#Pierre BoileauRNBoileau, Pierre LouisDB28 April 1906, Paris, FranceDD16 January 1989, Beaulieu-sur-Mer, France@#Peter BonerzDB6 August 1938, Portsmouth, NH@#Pat BooneDB1 June 1934, Jacksonville, FL@#Pat BoothDB1945, London, England@#Powers BootheDB1949, Snyder, TX@#Phillip BorsosDB1953, CanadaDD2 February 1995, Vancouver, BC (leukemia) BGA leading Canadian filmmaker, Phillip Borsos has enjoyed considerableBGsuccess in international markets. One of the "Vancouver School",BGhe began his career as a director (and sometime producer and writer)BGwith several short subjects, beginning with Cooperage (1976). NailsBG(1979), which Borsos also produced, was nominated for an AcademyBGAward as best documentary (short subject). His feature film debut,BGThe Grey Fox (1982), made when he was 27, received critical acclaim,BGand won the Canadian Genie awards for both best film and bestBGdirection. However, the making of the $18 million Bethune (1990),BGa Canada - China co-production, was marked by financial and otherBGdifficulties. Borsos did not get to make the final cut and the filmBGitself is often considered not to go beyond hagiography. Similarly,BGwhen his backers withdrew, Borsos had to stop his filming of JohnBGIrving's novel, The Cider House Rules. From 1994, Borsos continuedBGhis career as director despite an ongoing battle with leukemia.SP'Beret Paulsen Borsos' (? - 1995) (widowed) BYR.J. Lahey @#Philip BoscoDB26 September 1930, Jersey City, NJ@#Pierre BoulleDB1912DD1994@#Philip BourneufDBSomerville, MADD23 March 1979, age 71@#Patti BoydDB17 March 1944, Somerset, England@#Peter BoyleDB18 October 1933, Philadelphia, PAGA"Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" (1993), as Bill ChurchGA(10/94)@#Peter BoyntonRNBoynton, Peter G.DB4 November 1955, Damariscotta, ME BGEducated Univ. of Massachusetts - Performing ArtsBGAppeared in numerous cabarets & roadshows, including "Side by SideBGby Sondheim"BGAppeared in Broadway revival of "She Loves Me" - 1993 to 1994BGCast member of soap opera "The Catlins" (US - Tuner Broadcasting)BGas Beau Catlin - 1983 to 1985BGCast member of soap opera "As The World Turns" (US - ColumbiaBGBroadcasting) as Tonio Reyes - 1986 to 1991SP'Susan Marie Snyder' (qv) (7 October 1989 - present)HT6' 1" BYJohn F. Boynton@#Pierre BraunbergerDB29 July 1905@#Pamela BrittonDD17 June 1974, age 51@#Peter BroccoDBReading, PADD3 January 1993, Los Angeles, CA (heart attack, age 89)GA"Bewitched" (1964), as Mr. Lovelace TRBlacklisted in the 1950's.@#Pauline BrooksDD7 June 1967, Hollywood, CA (cancer, age 54)@#Pierce BrosnanDB16 May 1953SP'Cassandra Harris' (qv) (? - ?)@#Pamela BrownDB8 July 1917, London, EnglandDD18 September 1975@#Peter BruniDD3 May 1992, Hollywood, CA (heart failure, age 60)@#Pamela Jean BryantDB8 February 1959, Indianapolis, IndianaHT5' 5"TRPlayboy Playmate of the Month April 1978@#Paul BrysonSP'Priscilla Morrill' (qv) (? - 1994)@#Peter BullDD20 May 1984@#Patricia BurkeDB23 March 1917, Milan, Italy@#Pat ButtramDB1915DD8 January 1994, Los Angeles CA, kidney failureSP'Sheila Ryan' (qv) (? - ?)@#Patsy ByrneDB13 July 1933, Ashford, England@#Phyllis CalvertRNBickle, PhyllisDB18 February 1915, London, England@#Philip CareyDB15 July 1925, Hackensack, NJ@#Paolo CarliniDD7 November 1979 TRItalian actor. Died at age 53.@#Pat CarrollDB5 May 1927, Shreveport, LA@#Peter CarstenRNRansenthaler, PeterDB30 April 1929, Weissenberg, Bavaria, Germany@#Pauline CartonDD17 June 1974 TRFrench actress. Died at age 89.@#Peggy CassRNCass, Mary MargaretDB21 May 1924, Boston, MA@#Patrick CassidyDB4 January 1962, Los Angeles, CA TRSon of Shirley Jones and Jack Cassidy@#Peggie CastleDB22 December 1927, Appalacia, VADD11 August 1973 TRDied of cirrhosis of the liver in Hollywood.@#Phoebe CatesDB16 July 1963, Manhattan, New York, NY TRShe's half-Chinese (her mother).TRHas a daughter, Greta, and a son, Owen.SP'Kevin Kline' (qv) (? - present)@#Paul CavanaghDB8 December 1888, Chislehurst, EnglandDD15 March 1964@#Patricia CharbonneauDB1959, Valley Stream, Long Island, NYGA"Viper" (1994), as [unknown]@#Patrice ChereauDB2 November 1944@#Panos ChristiDD25 April 1992, Los Angeles, CA (AIDS, age 54)@#Petula ClarkDB15 November 1932, Ewell, Surrey, England@#Peter CleallGA"Bill, The", as [unknown]GA"Growing Pains", as [unknown]GA"London's Burning", as [unknown]@#Pierre ClementiDB1942, Paris, France@#Peter CoffieldDD19 November 1983@#Patience CollierRNRitcher, ReneeDBLondon, EnglandDD13 July 1987@#Patricia CollingeDB20 September 1892, Dublin, IrelandDD10 April 1974GA"Alfred Hitchcock Presents/The Cheney Vase", as Martha Cheney (12/25/55)@#Pauline CollinsDB3 September 1940, Exmouth, EnglandSP'John Alderton' (qv) (? - present)@#Phil CollinsRNCollins, PhilipDB30 January 1951, London, England TRDivorced second wife, Jill, in 1994.TRHas a daughter, Lily, by his second wife.@#Peter Lyons CollisterRNCollister, PeterDB9 March 1956 BGOringinally from Cleveland, Ohio attended USC School of Cinema.StartedBGhis career as a 2nd unit DP on such films as "The Blue Lagoon",BG"SummerLovers" and "Blame it on Rio". Fox's "Dunston Checks In" starringBG'Faye Dunaway' (qv) is his 18th feature.HT5' 9" BYCollister@#Pinto ColvigDB11 September 1892, ORDD3 October 1967 TRVoice of Goofy and Pluto. Died after long illness in Woodland Hills CA.@#Perry ComoRNPerido, NickDB18 May 1912, Canonsburg, PA@#Peter CookDB17 November 1937, Torquay, EnglandDD9 January 1995, Hampstead England, gastrointestinal hemorrhageSP'Wendy Snowden' (qv) (1963 - ?)SP'Judy Huxtable' (qv) (1973 - ?)SP'Lin Chong' (qv) (1989 - ?)@#Philip CoolidgeDB25 August 1908, Concord, MADD23 May 1967 TRDied of lung cancer in Los Angeles.@#Paul CoxDB16 April 1940@#Peter CoyoteRNCohon, PeterDB1942, New York, NY@#Pat CrowleyDB17 September 1933, Olyphant, PA@#Peter CushingDB1913DD11 August 1994, Canterbury England, cancerBO"Peter Cushing: An Autobiography" by Peter Cushing. ISBN 0-297-78810-8SP'Helen Beck' (qv) (? - 1971) (died)@#Patti D'ArbanvilleDB1951, Greenwich Village, New York, NY@#Peter DavidBGBorn in New Jersey, raised in Pennsylvania.BGSF/Star Trek fan writing a fanzine andBGscripting parody plays for conventions.BGOriginally tried to work in JournalismBGbut finally got a job at Marvel ComicsBGas Asst. Direct Sales Manager. WroteBGsome "fill in" comics (Spider-man) andBGeventually got to the point where heBGwas the regular writer for several titles.BGCurrently lives on Long Island, writingBGcomic books, novels, TV and movie scripts.NKPADSP'Myra (Kasman) David' (qv) (? - ?) BYA. Kasman@#Patty DavisTRDaughter of Ronald Reagan.@#Phyllis DavisRNDavis, Phyllis AnnDB17 July 1947, Port Arthur, TX@#Pam DawberDB18 October 1951, Detroit, MISP'Mark Harmon' (qv) (? - ?)@#Portia DawsonGA"Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" (1995), as Jana (1995)@#Pedro De CordobaDB28 September 1881, New York, NYDD16 September 1950@#Priscilla DeanDD27 December 1987 TRSilent screen actress. Died in Las Vegas from injuries sufferedTRIn a fall the previous September at age 91.SP'Wheeler Oakman' (qv) (? - ?)SP'Leslie Arnold' (qv) (? - ?)@#Palmer DeaneDD23 April 1990@#Pia DegermarkDBSweden@#Peter DeLuiseDB6 November 1966, Hollywood, CA@#Patrick DempseyDB13 January 1966, Lewiston, Me@#Patrick DewaereRNMaurin, PatrickDB26 January 1947, Sain-Brieuc, FranceDD16 July 1982@#Philip K. DickDB16 December 1928DD2 March 1982OW"The Man in the High Castle"OW"The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch"OW"Valis"@#Phyllis DillerRNDriver, PhyllisDB17 July 1917, Lima, OH@#Placido DomingoDB21 January 1941, Madrid, Spain@#Phil DonahueDB21 December 1935, Cleveland, OHSP'Marlo Thomas' (qv) (? - present)@#Peter DonatDB20 January 1928, Nova Scotia, Canada@#Paul DooleyDB22 February 1928, Parkersburg, WV@#Philip DornDB13 September 1901, Scheveningen, NetherlandsDD9 May 1975@#Paul DouglasDB11 April 1907, Philadelphia, PADD11 September 1959, heart attack in Hollywood TRDaughter: Margaret Field Douglas (1945- )TRSon: Adams Douglas (1955- )SP'Jan Sterling' (qv) (1950 - present)SP'Virgina Field' (qv) (1944? - 1949?) (divorced)QU"If you go to bat often enough you're bound to get a hit."QU- On marrying Jan Sterling, his fifth wifeHT5' 11"@#Patricia DoyleDD22 September 1975 TRDied at age 60.@#Polly DraperDB15 June 1956, Palo Alto, CA@#Paulette DubostDB2 October 1911@#Patty DuffekDB27 August 1963, Woodland Hills, CAHT5' 5"TRModel.TRPlayboy Playmate of the Month May 1984@#Patrick DuffyDB17 March 1949, Townsend, MT@#Patty DukeDB14 December 1946, New York, NY@#Peter DunnDD14 April 1990@#Philip DunneDD2 May 1992 TRScreenwriter. Died of cancer in Malibu CA at age 84.@#Patricia ElliottDB21 July 1942, Gunnison, CO@#Pierre EtaixDB1928, Roanne, France@#Patrick EwingTRBasketball player@#Peter FalkDB16 September 1927, New York, NY@#Parker FennellyDBMEDD22 January 1988 TRPlaywright. Died at home in Peekskill NY after a brief illness at age 96@#Pamelyn FerdinDB4 February 1959@#Peter FinchRNMitchell, WilliamDB28 September 1916, London, EnglandDD14 January 1977@#Peter FirthDB27 October 1953, Bradford, Yorkshire, England@#Paul FixRNMorrison, Paul FixDB13 March 1901, Dobbs Ferry, NYDD14 October 1983@#Peggy FlemingDB27 July 1948AGFred Westheimer, William Morris AgencyTRIce skater@#Peter FondaDB23 February 1939, New York, NY TRSon of Henry Fonda, father of Bridget Fonda.@#Paul FordDB2 November 1901, Baltimore, MDDD12 April 1976@#Phil FormanRNForman, PhilipDB4 January 1949HT5' 6"AGMimi Mayer (Theatrical) - Angel City Talent, LA, CA - (213) 463-1680AGLorri Herman (Commercial) - Angel City Talent@#Phil FosterDB29 March 1914, New York, NYDD8 July 1985@#Peter FramptonDB22 April 1950, Kent, England@#Pamela FranklinDB4 February 1950, Tokyo, Japan@#Peter FrechetteDB3 October 1956, Warwick, RI@#Paul FreesDB22 June 1920, Chicago, IL@#Phyllis FrelichDB29 February 1944, Devil's Lake, ND@#Pierre FresnayRNLaudenbach, Pierre JulesDB4 April 1897, Paris, FranceDD9 January 1975@#Penny FullerDB1940, Durham, NCGA"Mad About You" (1992), as Theresa Stemple (02/95)@#Peter GabrielRNGabriel, Peter BrianDB13 February 1950@#Peter GallagherDB19 August 1956@#Peggy Ann GarnerDB3 February 1932, Canton, OHDD16 October 1984@#Patsy GarrettDB4 May 1921@#Phyllis GeorgeDB25 June 1949, Denton, TX TRMiss America 1971@#Pietro GermiDB14 September 1914, Genoa, ItalyDD5 December 1974 TRDirector@#Pamela GidleyDB1966, Salem, NH TRModel@#Phillip GilmoreDB1956DD29 August 1994, New York, NY@#Paul Michael GlaserDB25 March 1943, Cambridge, MA@#Paul GleasonDB4 May 1944, Jersey City, NJ@#Paulette GoddardRNLevy, Pauline Marion GoddardDB3 June 1911, Great Neck, NYDD23 April 1990, Died of heart failure at home in Ronco, Switzerland.SP'Charles Chaplin' (qv) (1933 - divorced 1942)SP'Burgess Meredith' (qv) (1944 - divorced 1950)SP'Erich Maria Remarque' (qv) (1958 - died 1970)@#Peter Michael GoetzDB10 December 1941@#Pedro Gonzales-GonzalesDB21 December 1926, Aguilares, TX@#Peter Graves (I)DB21 October 1911, London EnglandDD6 June 1994, France, heart attack@#Peter Graves (II)RNAurness, PeterDB18 March 1926, Minneapolis, MN TRBrother of James Arness.@#Peter GreenawayDBApril 1942 BGPeter Greenaway trained as a painter and began working as a film editorBGfor the Central Office of Information in 1965. Shortly afterwards heBGstarted to make his own films. He has produced a wealth of short andBGfeature-length films, but also paintings, novels and other books. HeBGhas held several one-man shows and curated exhibitions at museumsBGworld-wide.OWGreenaway, Peter. Papers - Papiers. Paris: Editions Dis Voir,OW1990,127pp. ISBN 2-906-571-20-2.OWGreenaway, Peter. Rosa. Paris: Editions Dis Voir, 1993,127pp.OWISBN 2-906571-30-X.OWFlying Out of this World - art book/Greenaway as curatorOWThe Physical Self - art book/Greenaway as curatorBO"Peter Greenaway". Daniel Caux, Michel Field, Florence de Meredieu,BOPhilippe Pilard, Michael Nyman. Paris: Editions Dis Voir, 1987,BO128pp. ISBN 2-906-571-01-6.BO"The Films of Peter Greenaway". Laura Denham. London: Minerva Press,BO1993, 61pp. ISBN 1-85863-011-8.TRWhen actors on the set of 'The Baby of Macon' pointed out that heTRwas introducing continuity errors, Peter replied that 'ContinuityTRis boring.'QU"Cinema doesn't connect with the body as artists have in twoQUthousand years of painting, using the nude as the centralQUfigure which the ideas seem to circulate around. I think itQUis important to somehow push or stretch or emphasize, in asQUmany ways as I can, the sheer bulk, shape, heaviness, theQUjuices, the actual structure of the body. Cinema basicallyQUexamines a personality first and the body afterward."QU"Many quite popular films are filled with violence. I thinkQUthe difference between those and my films is that I show theQUcause and effect of violent activity. It's not a DonaldQUDuck situation where he get a brick in the back of the headQUand gets up and walks away in the next frame. Mine haveQUviolence which keeps Donald Duck in the hospital for sixQUmonths and creates a trauma which he will remember for theQUrest of his life." BYAnonymous@#Pam GrierRNGrier, Pamela SuzetteDB1949, Winston-Salem, NC@#Paul GrimaultDD29 March 1994@#Paul GrossTRHe and Burns have a daughter and a sonTRHe was born in Calgary, Alberta, CanadaSP'Martha Burns' (qv) (? - ?)@#Paul GuilfoyleDB14 July 1902, Jersey City, NJDD27 June 1961 TRDirector@#Patricio GuzmanDB11 August 1941@#Philip HaasSP'Belinda Haas' (qv) (? - present)@#Peter HackesDB1925DD17 April 1994, Washington DC, heart attack@#Parnell HallTRAttended University of Pennsylvania, mid-60s.TRSemi-pro folk singer/writer.TRSome songs published in "Sing Out" magazine.@#Porter HallDB19 September 1888, Cincinnati, OHDD6 October 1953@#Patrick HamiltonDD8 November 1991, age 45@#Peter HammondDB15 November 1923, London, England@#Page HannahDB13 April 1964, Chicago, IL TRSister of Daryl Hannah (qv).@#Peter HansenDB5 December 1921, Oakland, CA@#Pat Harrington Jr.DB13 August 1929, New York, NYGA"George Carlin Show, The", as [unknown]GA"Columbo" (1971), as Mr. Castle (1975)GA"Who's the Boss?" (1984), as Dominic Burgozzi (1985)GA"Empty Nest" (1988), as [unknown]GA"Sydney" (1990), as a priest (1990)TRWon Best-Supporting Actor Emmy in 1984 for his work on "One Day at aTRTime" Has four children and three grandchildrenSP'Marge' (qv) (? - 1985) (divorced after 30 years)@#Phil HarrisDB24 June 1906, Linton, IN@#Paul HartmanDB8 January 1889, Furth, GermanyDD2 October 1973 TRDied of heart attack in Los Angeles (at age 69?).@#Phil HartmanDB24 September 1948, Ontario, CanadaGARadio commercials for the Bell Atlantic B-to-B Yellow Pages (1994)GA"The Dating Game", as a contestant (1979)@#Paul HarveyDB10 September 1882, ILDD5 December 1955@#Peter HaskellDB15 October 1934@#Phyllis HaverDB6 January 1899, Douglas, KSDD19 November 1960 TRSilent screen actress. Committed suicide in Falls Village CT.@#Peter Lind HayesDB25 June, 1915@#Patty HearstDB20 February 1954@#Percy HeltonDB31 January 1894, NYDD11 September 1971 TRDied in Hollywood.@#Pat HenningDD28 April 1973 TRDied in Miami Beach FL at age 62.@#Paul HenreidRNVon Wassel-Waldingau, Paul George Julius Henreid RitterDB10 January 1908, Trieste, AustriaDD29 March 1992 TRDied of complications from pneumonia in Santa Monica CA.@#Pamela HensleyDB3 October 1950, Los Angeles, CA@#Percy HerbertDD6 December 1992 TRDied of heart attack in England at age 72.@#Patricia HighsmithRNPlangman, PatriciaDB19 January 1921, Fort Worth, TexasDD3 February, 1995 TREmigrated to England in 1951. Lived most of her life in Switzerland.@#Phyllis HillRNOverton, Phyllis Hill FerrerDD1 January 1993 TRDied of lung cancer in Los Angeles CA at age 72.@#Pat HingleDB19 July 1924, Denver, CO@#Patricia HodgeDB1946, Lincolnshire, England@#Paul HoerbigerDB29 April 1894, Budapest, HungaryDD5 March 1981@#Paul HoganDB8 October 1939, Lightning Ridge, New South Wales, AustraliaSP'Linda Kozlowski' (qv) (? - ?)@#Polly HollidayDB2 July 1937, Jasper, AL@#Phillips HolmesDD1942@#Peter HortonDB20 August 1953, Bellevue, WAOW"Butterflies Are Free", a stage appearance by Peter Horton.TRPeter's father is in the shipping business.TRHe has a degree in Music composition from the Univerity of California.TRPeter also attended Principia College.TRHe is also a musical composer.TRPeter plays the classical piano.GA"Sawyer and Finn", as Tom Sawyer (1983)AGMartin Bauer and Peter BenedekAGBauer/Benedek AgencyAG9255 Sunset BoulevardAGSuite 710AGLos Angeles, CA 90069SP'Michelle Pfeiffer' (qv) (? - ?)@#Paul HubschmidTRFather of 'Anouschka Renzi' (qv)SP'Eva Renzi' (qv) (? - ?)@#Peter R. HuntDB1928, London, England, UK@#Peter HyamsDB26 July 1943@#Paula IrvineDB22 June 1968, Hollywood, CA@#Paul JabaraDBBrooklyn, NYDD29 September 1992 TRSongwriter. Died of lymphoma in Los Angeles CA at age 44.@#Pierre JalbertDB9 January - Quebec City, Canada BGThe son of a newspaper man, Jalbert was graduated from OuelletBGCollege and attended Laval University. A champion skier, he went onBGstudy art appreciation at the Sorbonne in Paris.BGIn 1949, he visited Hollywood and later that year, he returned toBGParis and joined a French film company as a production assistant.BGA stint as a ski instructor at Sun Valley in the early '50s gaveBGway to his acting ambitions and in 1952, he headed to Hollywood.BGIn the beginning, he worked at a variety of jobs before eventuallyBGfinding steady employment as a film cutter and editor at MGM. He hadBGbeen employed there for nearly ten years before signing to play theBGFrech-speaking Caje (short for Cajun) LeMay in ABC-TV's hit warBGseries, "Combat!".BGPierre's post-"Combat!" acting career included appearances inBGmade-for-tv movies and several hit series. Primarily though,BGhe earned his reputation--and living--as a fine film editor.HT5' 10"SP'Joy Lee' (qv) (1960)TRJunior national ski champion of Canada. National ski champion andTRcaptain of Canada's 1948 Olympic ski team. Five days before theTRstart of the Winter Games in Switzerland, Pierre broke his leg andTRwas unable to complete.TRPierre's a fine craftsman and woodworker. BYLoraine Wingham winghaml@mala.bc.ca@#Patience JarvisDD12 April 1993 TRDied of melanoma in Sherman CT at age 56.@#Peter JenningsDB29 July 1938 TRNews anchorman@#Penn JilletteDB5 March 1955@#Page JohnsonDB25 August 1930, Welch, WV@#Peter JonesDB12 June 1920@#Piel JutziRNJutzi, Phil@#Pauline KaelDB19 June 1919@#Prithwiraj KapoorDB1906DD1972@#Paul KeenanDD11 December 1986 TRDied at age 30.@#Patsy KellyRNKelly, Bridget VeronicaDB21 January 1910, New York, NYDD24 September 1981@#Paula KellyDB1939DD2 April 1992 TRSinger, known for "Jeepers Creepers" and "Chattanooga Choo-Choo".TRDied after a long illness in Costa Mesa CA at age 72.TRHas singer daughter also named Paula Kelly.@#Pert KeltonDB14 October 1907, Great Falls, MTDD30 October 1968, Ridgewood, NJ (heart attack)@#Patsy KensitDB4 March 1968, Hounslow, London, England TRWas singer in pop band Eight Wonder (one single :TRI'm not scared), produced by the Pet Shop Boys.TRSang in Lethal Weapon 2 and Absolute BeginnersSP'Jim Kerr' (qv) (1992 - present) (lead singer of Simple Minds)AGc/o Duncan Heath AssociatesAGParamount HouseAG162-170 Wardour St.AGLondon W1V 3AT, England@#Persis KhambattaDB2 October 1950, Bombay, India@#Percy KilbrideDB16 July 1888, San Francisco, CADD11 December 1964 TRStarred in "Ma and Pa Kettle" movies as Pa Kettle.@#Perry KingDB30 April 1948, Alliance, OH@#Pola KinskiRNNakszynski, PolaDB1952, Berlin, Germany TRDaughter of Klaus Kinski, half-sister of Nastassja@#Pat KlousDB19 October 1955, Hutchinson, KS@#Patric KnowlesRNKnowles, Reginald LawrenceDB11 November 1911, Horsforth, England@#Peggy KnudsenDD11 July 1980@#Phyllis KonstamDB14 April 1907, London, EnglandDD20 August 1976@#Paul La GrecaDB23 June 1962, Bronx, NY@#Patti LaBelleDB24 May 1944, Philadelphia, PA@#Patrick LaborteauxDB1 July 1965@#Pauline LafontDB1963, Paris, FranceDD11 August 1988 TRDaughter of Bernadette Lafont.TRDied of hiking accident in Cervennes, France.@#Priscilla LaneDB12 June 1917, Indianola, IowaDD4 April 1995@#Paul LangtonDD15 April 1980@#Philip H. LathropDB22 October 1916DD12 April 1995SP'Betty Jo Lathrop' (qv) (? - ?)@#Piper LaurieRNJacobs, RosettaDB22 January 1932, Detroit, MIGA"Winter Dreams" episode of CBS "Front Row Center" (1956)@#Phyllida LawTRMother of Emma Thompson.@#Peter LawfordRNLawford, Peter Sidney Ernest AylenDB7 September 1923, London, EnglandDD24 December 1984@#Philip Le MasurierDB7 February 1961 BGeditorial fashion and portrait photography with Elle magazine, Juice,BGRolling Stone, HQ, Vogue, Follow Me, and others.AGNames Photographers, Sydney Australia.AGphone 61 2 304400AGor direct on 61 2 356 3668AGor e-mail lemasur@magna.com.auAGNames Photographers, Sydney Australia.AGphone 61 2 304400AGor direct on 61 2 356 3668 BYlemasurier, philip@#Philip LeacockDBLondon, EnglandDD14 July 1990 TRDied of collapsed lungs in London at age 73.@#Patrice LeconteDB12 November 1947@#Peggy LeeRNEgstrom, Norma DeloresDB26 May 1920, Jamestown, ND@#Pinky LeeRNLeff, PincusDBSt. Paul, MNDD3 April 1993 TRComic. Died of heart attack in Mission Viejo CA at age 85.@#Paul LeMatDB22 September 1952, Rahway, NJ@#Paul LeniDB8 July 1885@#Philippe LeroyDB15 October 1930, Paris, France@#Peggy LiptonDB30 August 1947@#Paul Francis LloydDD26 August 1988@#Peter LohmeyerGA_"A.S." (1995)_ as Bernd Teplitz@#Paul Michael LombardiDD9 September 1991 TRDied of AIDS at age 31.@#Perry LopezDB22 July 1931, New York, NY@#Peter LorreRNLowenstein, LaszloDB26 June 1904, Rosenberg, HungaryDD23 March 1964, heart attack BGHe ran away from home, worked as a bank clerk, and after stageBGtraining in Vienna made his acting debut in Zurich. He remainedBGunknown, traveling for seven years acting in Germany, Austria andBGSwitzerland, until Fritz Lang cast as the psychopathic childBGkiller in "M" (1931). After several more German films, as theBGNazis came to power, he left for Paris, London and, in 1935,BGHollywood. He played Raskolnikov in "Crime and Punishment" (1935),BGand a series of Mr. Moto movies during the late 'thirties. HeBGbegan his pairing with Sydney Greenstreet as Joel Cairo in "TheBGMaltese Falcon" (1941), continued in "Casablanca" (1942) and sevenBGother films during the early 'forties. In Germany he wrote,BGdirected and starred in "Der Verlorene"/"The Lost One" (1951).BGAfter that, somewhat heavier, he played in a string of not-so-BGstellar efforts; an exception -- the clown in "The Big Circus"BG(1959). He died the year he made his last movie, playing a stoogeBGin Jerry Lewis' "The Patsy". BYEd Stephan @#Paul LukasDB26 May 1895, Budapest, HungaryDD15 August 1971 TRDied of heart failure in Morocco.@#Patti LuPoneDB21 April 1949, Northport, NY@#Paul LyndeDB13 June 1926, Mount Vernon, OHDD9 January 1982@#Patrick MacNeeDB6 February 1922, London England@#Peter MacNicolDB10 April 1954, Dallas, TX@#Patrick MageeDB1924, Armagh, Northern IrelandDD14 August 1982@#Pierre MaletDB1955, St. Tropez, France@#Pamela L. MalloryDB12 March 1962, Pittsurg, PAQUKenny Campbell, "She is the sweetest of God's creations and she meansQUthe world to K.M.C."@#Percy MarmontDB25 November 1883, London, EnglandDD3 March 1977@#Penny MarshallDB15 October 1942, New York, NY TRSister of Garry Marshall, mother of Tracy ReinerSP'Rob Reiner' (qv) (? - ?)@#Peter MarshallRNLaCock, PierreDB30 March 1927, Huntington, WVGA"Sledgehammer" (1986), as Kenny (ep. 'To Live and Die on TV')@#Pamela Sue MartinDB5 January 1953, Westport, CT@#Pamela MasonRNKellino, PamelaDB10 March 1918, Westgate, England@#Peter MastersonRNMasterson, Carlos BeeDB1 June 1934, Houston, TX TRFather of Mary Stuart MastersonSP'Carlin Glynn' (qv) (? - ?)@#Paul MaxwellDBCanadaDD19 December 1991 TRDied near London at age 70.@#Paul MazurskyDB25 April 1930, Brooklyn, NY TRActor@#Paul McCartneyRNMcCartney, James PaulDB18 June 1942, Liverpool, England BGPlayed Bass for the Beatles in the '60's. 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BYNick Francis (nickfran@interlog.com)@#Patti McCartyDD7 July 1985@#Pat McCormickDB17 July 1934@#Paul McCraneDB19 January 1961, Philadelphia, PA@#Philo McCulloughDD5 June 1981@#Paul McGannDBLiverpool, EnglandWNPaul has just recorded the part of Benedick on a new musicalWNof "Much Ado", based on Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing".WNThe musical is by Bernard J Taylor.@#Patrick McGoohanDB19 March 1928, New York, NY@#Paul McGrathDB11 April 1904, Chicago, ILDD13 April 1978@#Phillip McKeonDB12 November 1964@#Pat McVeyDB1910DD6 July 1973, New York, NY@#Paul MercurioDB31 March 1963SP'Andrea Toy' (qv) (? - ?)TRFormer dancer with the Sydney Dance Company.TRBegan ballet studies at the age nine.TRHopes to establish a company in Australia dedicated to the works ofTRnew choreographers.@#Philip MerivaleDB2 November 1886, Rehutia, IndiaDD12 March 1946@#Pony Sherrell MetcalfDBNew York, NYDD8 December 1990, NY (heart attack) TRSinger.@#Paul MeurisseDB21 December 1912DD19 January 1979@#Penelope MilfordDB1948, St. Louis, MO@#Patsy Ruth MillerDB17 January 1904DD16 July 1995, Heart Failure.SP'Tay Garnett' (qv) (? - ?)SP'John Lee Mahin' (qv) (? - ?)OWWrote a novel called The Flanagan Girl (1939) amd several award winningOWshort storiesOWMy Hollywood (autobiography 1988)@#Penelope Ann MillerDB13 January 1964, Los Angeles, CA@#Pilar MiroDB20 April 1940@#Paula MolinaDB1958, Madrid, Spain TRSister of Angela & Monica Molina@#Peggy MondoDD19 February 1991 TRDied at age 50.@#Patsy MoranDB13 October 1903, PADD10 December 1968 TRDied in Hollywood.@#Peggy MoranRNMoran, Marie JeanetteDB23 October 1918SP'Henry Koster' (qv) (30 October 1942 - 21 September 1988)@#Patricia MorisonDB1915, New York, NY@#Pat MoritaRNMorita, NoriyukiDB28 August 1932, Isleton, CAGA"Space Rangers" (1993), as Nazzer@#Priscilla MorrillDB1927, Boston, MADD9 November 1994, Los Angeles CA, kidney infectionSP'Paul Bryson' (qv) (? - ?)@#Paul MuniRNWeisenfreund, MuniDB22 September 1895, Lemberg, AustriaDD25 August 1967 TRDied after lengthy illness in Santa Barbara CA.@#Patrice MunselDB14 May 1925, Spokane, WA@#Paul NaschyDB1936@#Patricia NealDB20 January 1926, Packard, KY@#Preben NeergaardDD22 July 1990 TRDanish actor. Died of stomach cancer in Copenhagen at age 70.@#Pola NegriRNChalupiec, Barbara ApolloniaDB31 December 1894, Janowa, PolandDD1 August 1987BO'Memoirs of a Star', Pola Negri, Garden City 1970@#Peter NeroDB22 May 1934@#Prudence NesbittDD16 May 1991 TRBritish actress and TV producer@#Peter NestlerTRMember of the New Munich Group.@#Paul NewmanDB26 January 1925, Cleveland, OH TRLives in Connecticut; has been known to raceTRat The Lime Rock Road Circuit!TRHas his own line of salad dressings - "Paul Newman's Own"TROwns half of the Indy Car (motor racing) team Newman-Hass.TRAwarded an honourary Oscar in 1994 in recognition of his charity work.SP'Joanne Woodward' (qv) (29 January 1958 - present)@#Phyllis NewmanDB19 March 1935@#Paul NicholasDB1945, London, England@#Philippe NoiretDB1 October 1930, Lille, France@#Pat O'BrienRNO'Brien, William Joseph PatrickDB11 November 1899, Milwaukee, WIDD15 October 1983@#Pat O'ConnorDB1944@#Pat O'HaraBGMother of actor/director Ricky Tognazzi@#Pat O'MalleyDB3 September 1890, Forest City, PADD21 May 1966 TRSilent film actor. Died in Van Nuys CA.@#Patrick O'MooreDBDublin, IrelandDD10 December 1983@#Patrick O'NealDB26 September 1927, Ocala, FLDD1994@#Peter O'TooleDB2 August 1932, Connemara, Ireland@#Philip OberDBALDD13 September 1982@#Park OverallDB15 March 1957, Nashville, TN@#Patti PageRNFowler, Clara AnnDB8 November 1927, Claremore, OK@#Paul PageRNHicks, Campbell U.DB13 May 1903, Birmingham, ALDD28 April 1974@#Paul PanzerRNPanzerbeiter, Paul WolfgangDB3 November 1872DD16 August 1958SP'Josephine Atkinson' (qv) (? - ?)@#Pier Paolo PasoliniDB5 March 1922, Bologna, ItalyDD2 November 1975, Ostia, Italy BGPier Paolo Pasolini achieved fame and notoriety long beforeBGhe entered the film industry - a published poet at 19, heBGhad already written numerous novels and essays before hisBGfirst screenplay in 1954. His first film 'Accattone'BG(1961) was based on his own novel, and its violentBGdepiction of the life of a pimp in the slums of Rome causedBGa sensation. He was arrested in 1962 when his contributionBGto the portmanteau film 'RoGoPaG' was consideredBGblasphemous, and given a suspended sentence. It might haveBGbeen expected that his next film, 'The Gospel According toBGSt.Matthew' (1964), which presented the Biblical story in aBGtotally realistic, stripped-down style, would cause aBGsimilar fuss, but in fact it was rapturously acclaimed asBGone of the few honest portrayals of Christ on screen (itsBGoriginal Italian title, 'Il vangelo secondo Matteo',BGpointedly omitted the 'Saint' in 'St.Matthew'). Pasolini'sBGfilm career would then alternate distinctly personal (andBGoften scandalously erotic) adaptations of classic literaryBGtexts ('Oedipus Rex', 'Medea', 'The Decameron', 'TheBGCanterbury Tales', 'The Arabian Nights') with his own moreBGpersonal projects, expressing his controversial views onBGMarxism, atheism, fascism and homosexuality, notablyBG'Theorem', 'Pigsty' and the notorious 'Salo', aBGrelentlessly grim fusion of Mussolini's Fascist Italy withBGthe Marquis de Sade, which was banned in Italy (and manyBGother countries) for several years. Pasolini was murderedBGin still-mysterious circumstances shortly after completingBGthe film. BYMichael Brooke @#Pat PaulsenDB6 July 1927, South Bend, WA@#Patsy PeaseDB5 July 1958, Winston-Salem, NC@#PeleDB23 October 1940@#Patrick PetersenDB9 August 1966@#Pascale PetitDB27 February 1938, Paris, France@#Patricia PhoenixRNPilkington, PatriciaDB26 November 1923, County Galway, IrelandDD17 September 1986@#Paloma PicassoDB19 April 1949, Paris, France TRDaughter of Pablo Picasso.@#Paul PicerniDB1 December 1922, New York, NY@#PillowRNBell, Therese JoanDB17 April 1956, San Jose, AK TRFemale bodybuilder@#Phillip PineDB16 July 1925, Hanford, CA@#Paula PlummBGwon Best Actress Award at 1995 Boston Theatre Awards.SP'Richard Snee' (qv) (? - ?)@#Priscilla PointerDB18 MayGA"Quincy" (1976), as Sarah Neilsen@#Peggy PopeDB15 May@#Paul PopowichDB2 March 1973@#Paulina PorizkovaDB9 April 1965SP'Rick Ocasek' (qv) (? - ?)TRAppeared in Playboy Magazine August 1987TRHas a son Jonathan Raven Ocasek@#Parker PoseyDB8 November 1968, Baltimore, MD@#Pamela PratiRNPireddu, PaolaDB26 November 1958, Rome, Italy@#Paula PrentissRNRagusa, PaulaDB4 March 1939, San Antonio, TX@#Priscilla PresleyRNBeaulieu, PriscillaDB24 May 1945, New York, NYSP'Elvis Presley' (qv) ( - October 1973)@#PrinceRNNelson, Prince RogersDB7 June 1958, Minneapolis, MN@#Paul QuarringtonRNQuarrington, Lewis, PaulDB22 July 1953 BGPaul Quarrington has been involved in all arts for most of hisBGlife. He attended the University of Toronto for a short timeBGand then joined Martin Worthy to form a folk duo 'Quarring-BGton/Worthy'. They had success as singers and songwriters andBGin 1979 had a number 1 single in Canada 'Baby and the Blues'.BGQuarrington was also a member of the Canadian band 'Joe HallBGand the Continential Drift'. Quarrington wrote a radio playBGthat was performed by the CBC in the mid '70s. He also paints.BGQuarrington's books (published mostly by Doubleday) have won raveBGreviews and many awards. He has received awards for 'Home Game',BG'King Leary', and 'Whale Music'. In 1993, 'Whale Music' was flimedBGin British Columbia and has recently been presented in severalBGInternational Film Festivals. It has been nominated for 9 GennieBGawards (Canadian Film industry awards) and has not even openedBGto the public. The Canadian premier is November 4th, 1994.BGQuarrington has also penned two stage plays and two additionalBGscreenplays. 'Camilla' was the last film to star JessicaBGTandy and it is also playing the Film Festivals prior to generalBGrelease. Quarrington's latest book, 'Civilization' was publishedBGby Random House in October 1994.AGLivingston Cooke AgencyNKCherubHT5' 8"OWGiant Steps, (1992)OWPerfectly Normal (1990)TRQuarrington loves to fishOWCamfella, CamillaSP'Dorothy Quarrington' (qv) (? - ?) BYMichael Burke@#Phylicia RashadRNAyers-Allen, PhyliciaDB19 June 1948, Houston, TXSP'William Lancelot Bowles Jr.' (qv) (? - 1975)SP'Victor Willis' (qv) (1978 - 80)SP'Ahmad Rashad' (qv) (1985 - ?)TRAhmad Rashad proposed to her on live television during the halftime of aTRfootball game.TRHer father and first husband were both dentists.AGJim CotaAGArtists AgencyAG10000 Santa Monica Blvd.AGLos Angeles, CA 90067TRSister of Debbie Allen@#Peter ReckellDB7 May 1955, Elkhart, IN@#Pamela ReedDB2 April 1949, Tacoma, WA@#Philip ReedGA"Alfred Hitchcock Presents/A Bullet for Baldwin", as Mr. King (1/1/56)@#Pedro RegasDB18 April 1897, Sparta, GreeceDD10 August 1974@#Paul ReiserDB30 March 1957, New York, NYOW_Couplehood_ (book)TRStarted out doing stand-up comedy.TRSpeaks almost fluent Yiddish...TRGraduated from Stuyvesant H.S. in NYC and SUNY BinghamtonTRPlays a mean RachmaninoffGATV commercials for IBM (1994-1995)@#Paul ReubensRNReubenfeld, PaulDB27 August 1952, Peekskill NY (Sarasota FL?)@#Pia ReyesDB3 July 1964HT5' 8.5"TRPlayboy Playmate of the Month November 1988@#Paul RichardsDB23 November 1924, CADD10 December 1974@#Peter Mark RichmanDB16 April 1927GA"Three's Company" (1977), as Chrissy's father, Rev. Snow@#Peter RiegertDB11 April 1947, New York, NY@#Pernell RobertsDB18 May 1930, Waycross, GA@#Paul RobesonDB9 April 1898, Princeton, NJDD23 January 1976@#Phil Alden RobinsonDB1950@#Patricia RocRNRiese, FeliciaDB1918@#Percy RodriguezDB13 June 1924, Montreal, Quebec, Canada@#Paul Reid RomanDD17 November 1991 TRDied of cancer in Los Angeles at age 55.@#Phil RosenDB8 May 1888 BGPhil started working with Edison inBG1912 as cinematographer where he filmed "Miracle Man". He then became aBGdirector and worked for Universal, Hodkinson, Paramount, MGM and FBO. BYAnonymous@#Philip RothDB19 March 1933@#Peter RowenTRAppears on the cover of rock band "U2"'s albums "War" andTR"Boy".@#Phil RubensteinDD26 June 1992 TRDied of heart attack in Los Angeles at age 51.@#Peggy RyanDB28 August 1924, Long Beach, CA@#Pat SajakDB26 October 1947, Chicago, IL@#Peter SampsonBGStarted in amateur theatre in Lancaster, Lancashire, England. TaughtBGEnglish at Lancaster Royal Grammar School until early retirement inBG1991. Appeared on North-West TV in 1977 in "The Acting Game" -BGa competition for amateur dramatic groups. Peter Purves hosted theBGTV series.NKSweet Pete BYEddy McClements@#Peter SamuelsonDB16 October 1951, London, England. BGMasters Degree in English Literature, Cambridge, England. BilingualBGEnglish / French. Graduate School of Management, UCLA, Los Angeles.BGMember, (U.S.) Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS).BG- Member, Academy Grants Committee, Academy Nicholl ScreenwritingBGFellowship. Member, Academy Library Capital Campaign. Member,BGBritish Academy of Film and Television Arts, Los Angeles.BGCo-Founder and President 1982-, Starlight Foundation InternationalBG(Granting wishes and providing audio-visual and other entertainmentBGservices to seriously ill children). Founder and President 1989-,BGStarbright Pediatric Network (Creator of software to educate,BGentertain and assist seriously ill children and their families.BGChairman, Steven Spielberg). 1991 Man of The Year, Los AngelesBGCounty Department of Health Services. 1994 Outstanding CitizenBGLeadership Award, Ernst and Young Alumni Assoc. Guest Lecturer,BGUniversity of Southern California Executive MBA Class. GuestBGLecturer, Pediatric Grand Rounds, Miller Memorial Hospital. Member,BGBoard of Governors, Century City Hospital, Los Angeles. Producer:BG"Revenge of the Nerds" Fox 1984. "A Man, A Woman and a Bank" AvcoBGEmbassy 1979. "Tom & Viv" Miramax 1994. "Playmaker" Orion 1994.BGExecutive Producer "Turk-182!" Fox 1984. "Man, God & Africa"BGChannel 4 1994. "Vicars" Channel 4 1994. "The Babe Business"BGChannel 4 1994. "The Ultimate Frisbee" Channel 4 1995. SupervisingBGProducer: "Clash of the Daytime Stars" All American 1984.BGProduction Manager "Return of the Pink Panther" United Artists 1975BGand Production Manager / First Assistant Director on seven otherBGmotion pictures. Previously Chairman, Executive Committee,BGPanavision Inc. Tarzana, Calif. Previously Executive ViceBGPresident, Interscope Communications Inc. Presently (1995) Partner,BGSamuelson Productions of Los Angeles and London, producing film andBGtelevision under contractual arrangements with Miramax Pictures,BGShowtime Networks, British Screen and the European Script Fund.BGMarried to the former Saryl Hirsch. Four children.HT5' 8" BYPeter Samuelson @#Paul SandDB5 March 1944@#Peter SattmannSP'Katja Riemann' (qv) (? - ?)@#Prunella ScalesDB1933, Sutton Abinger, Surrey, England TRMother of Sam West and Joseph WestSP'Timothy West' (qv) (1963 - present)@#Paul ScherrerDB16 December 1968@#Peter SchickeleDB17 July 1935 BGPeter Schickele is a renowned American composer. Inspired by the musicBGof Spike Jones as a young teenager, he also studied composition andBGmusic history at Julliard. After graduating from Julliard he askedBGhimself what in the world he was going to do with a PhD in musicBGhistory, and proceeded to rewrite it (history, that is) by discoveringBGworks by Johann Sebastian Bach's heretofore unknown 21st child, "lastBGand by far the least", "a pimple on the face of music", P.D.Q. Bach.BGPDQ's music had its first public performance in 1965, and lectures byBG"Professor Schickele" (of the University of Southern North Dakota atBGHoople, or "U of SND at H" for short) have delighted audiencesBGever since. Although the first ten PDQ Bach albums on Vanguard holdBGhis most inspired work, only his latest five albums (on Telarc) haveBGearned him proper recognition, with four of the five winning GrammyBGAwards in comedy. In 1993 he stopped touring with PDQ Bach to devoteBGhimself more fully to 'real' composing (which he's done all along,BGin spite of the spectre of PDQ Bach which often resulted in even hisBGmost serious work eliciting laughter) and his radio show "SchickeleBGMix". His weekly show (of which there have been nearly 100) features anBGeclectic mix of music from many cultures and centuries; he's perfectlyBGhappy to illustrate a musical point using a "suite" that combines musicBGof seeming opposites: Bach and the Beatles; Heavy Metal bands andBGClassical string quartets. You can find him on the radio or in New YorkBGCity every week after Christmas performing P.D.Q. Bach at Carnegie HallBGor Lincoln Center.TRPeter is his middle name, I haven't been able to find hisTRreal first name (which he never uses in public)OWThe Definitive Biography of P.D.Q. Bach (Random House)OWSchickele Mix (radio show on Public Radio International,OWformerly American Public Radio)OWmore than a dozen P.D.Q. Bach albums (Vanguard,OWTelarc labels)NKPDQ Bach BYMark Maimone @#Paul SchraderDB22 July 1946, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA BGWriter. Wrote about films and film theory before his first scriptBG_The Yakuza_ (qv) was realized by 'Sydney Pollack' (qv).BGHas also worked as a director. BYOliver Heidelbach @#Paul SchrierDBLas Vegas, NV@#Patty ScialfaSP'Bruce Springsteen' (qv) (1990 - Present)@#Paul ScofieldDB21 January 1922, Hurst, Pierpont, England TROne of only three actors to win an Oscar, an Emmy, and a Tony award.@#Peter ScolariDB12 September 1954, New Rochelle, ILGA"Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" (1993), as StuartGAHofferman (10/94)@#Pete SeegerDB3 May 1919@#Peter SellersRNSellers, Peter Richard HenryDB8 September 1925, Southsea, EnglandDD24 July 1980@#Paul ShafferDB28 November 1949, Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada@#Peter ShafferDB15 May 1926@#Paul ShenarDB12 February 1936DD11 October 1989@#Pentti SiimesRNSiimes, Pentti KaleviDB10 September 1929, Helsinki, Finland TRParents Paul Siimes and Hilja KeinaenenTRFather of three children: Tarja, Hanna-Mari and PaulaSP'Elina Pohjanpaeae' (qv) (? - ?)@#Phil SilversRNSilversmith, PhilipDB11 May 1912, New York, NYDD1 November 1985@#Paul SimonDB5 November 1942, Newark, NJSP'Carrie Fisher' (qv) (? - ?)@#Penny SingletonRNMcNulty, Mariana Dorothy Agnes LetitiaDB1909, Philadelphia, PA BGHer father was an Irish Philadelphia newspaperman, Bernard McNulty.BGHe was related to James Farley, Roosevelt's campaign managers andBGlater Postmaster General. 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ThoughBGnaturally a brunette, she bleached her hair blonde ever since she gotBGthe role of Blondie in that long-lived series.BOBrief description in David Zinman's "Saturday Afternoon at theBOBijou", 1973, p 400)SP'Lawrence Singleton' (qv) (1937 - 1939) (divorced), one child DorothySP'Robert Sparks' (qv) (1941 - 1963) (widowed), one child Robin Susan BYEd Stephan @#Phillips SmalleyDB7 August 1865, Brooklyn, NYDD2 May 1939, Hollywood, CASP'Lois Weber' (qv) (May 1904 - 1922)SP'Phyllis Lorraine Ephlin' (qv) (? - 1939)@#Patricia SmithGA"Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987), as Dr. Sara Kingsley (epGA'Unnatural Selection')@#Paul SmithTRAka Paul L. Smith@#P.J. SolesRNSoles, Pamela JayneDB1955SP'Dennis Quaid' (qv) (? - ?)@#Paul SorvinoDB1939, Brooklyn, NY@#Phil SpectorDB26 December 1940@#Penelope SpheerisDB1946@#Pamela SpringsteenTRSister of Bruce Springsteen.@#Pauline StarkeDB10 January 1901, Joplin, MODD3 February 1977@#Pippa SteelDD29 May 1992 TRDied of cancer in London at age 44.@#Pamela StephensonDB4 December 1950, Aukland, New Zealand@#Parker StevensonRNSumner, Gordon MatthewDB2 October 1952SP'Kirstie Alley' (qv) (? - present)@#Patrick StewartDB13 July 1940, Mirfield, England BGBorn Mirfield, West Yorkshire, England. Member of various localBGdrama groups from about age 12. Left school at 15 to work as juniorBGreporter on local paper; quit when Editor told him he was spendingBGtoo much time at the theatre and not enough working. Spent a yearBGas furniture salesman, saving cash to attend drama school. AcceptedBGby Bristol Old Vic Theatre School in 1957. 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HeBGplans to return to theatre work on the end of this series.OW30 years of theatre work with RSC and NTTRLondon Fringe Theatre Best Actor Award 1986, for role of GeorgeTRin "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" at the Young VicTRNew York Theater Critics Drama Desk Award for Best SoloTRPerformance 1993, for "A Christmas Carol" at the BroadhurstTRLaurence Olivier Award for Best Entertainment 1994, for "ATRChristmas Carol" at the Old VicTRHonorary Associate Artist of the Royal Shakespeare CompanyTRUS TV Guide - voted "Most Bodacious" male on TV 1993TRFather of Daniel and SophieAGc/o ICMAG8899 Beverly BlvdAGLos Angeles, CA 90048, USASP'Sheila Falconer' (qv) (1966 - 1992) BYInternational Audience Alliance for Patrick Stewart (IAAPS)@#Paul StewartDD17 February 1986@#Paolo StoppaDD1 May 1988@#Paul StoutDB12 May 1972@#Peter StraussDB20 February 1947, New York, NY@#Preston SturgesRNBiden, Edmund PrestonDB29 August 1898, Chicago, ILDD6 August 1959 TRDied of a heart attack in New York NY.@#Patrick SwayzeDB18 August 1952, Houston, TXHT5' 10"TRHe owns a five-acre spead called Rancho BizarroSP'Lisa Niemi' (qv) (1975 - ?)TROlder brother of Don Swayze (qv)@#Paul SwiftDB1914DD7 October 1994, Baltimore MD, complications from AIDS@#P. Dempsey TablerRNTabler, Perce DempseyDB1880, TennesseeDD1953 BGBy the time he did "The Son of Tarzan", at age 41, the TennesseeBGathlete had four seasons of light opera, had produced films, starredBGin several of Thomas H. Ince's Triangle productions, co-starred withBGWilliam S. Hart in "Captive God", and had helped found ParamountBGStudios. He was balding and so wore a not-very-convincing ill-fitting,BGshabby wig for the part of Tarzan. His career did not rekindle, as heBGhad hoped, so he went into advertising in San Francisco and made aBGfortune. He died there in retirement.HT6'BOGabe Essoe, "Tarzan of the Movies" (1968) BYEd Stephan @#Patricia TallmanTRStuntwoman.@#Professor Toru TanakaTRProfesisonal wrestler/actor@#Paolo TavianiDB1931, San Miniato, Italy BGPaolo Taviani studied liberal arts at the University ofBGPisa, becoming interested in the cinema after seeingBGRoberto Rossellini's 'Paisa'. After writing and directingBGshort films and plays with his brother Vittorio, he madeBGhis first feature in 1962. The brothers have continued toBGwork together ever since, with each directing alternateBGscenes with the other watching but never interfering. BYMichael Brooke @#Phyllis ThaxterDB20 November 1921, Portland, ME@#Philip Michael ThomasDB26 May 1949, Columbus, OH@#Pat ThompsonDD19 April 1992 TRDied in Sydney, Australia at age 51.@#Peggy Thorpe-BatesDD26 December 1989@#Pamela TiffinRNWonso, PamelaDB13 October 1942, Olkahoma City, OK@#Peter TorkDB13 February 1944@#Peter TownshendDB19 May 1945@#Paula TrickeyGA"Fortune Hunter" (1994), as Dr. Sheila Kendall (Fall 1994)GA"Baywatch" (1989), as Mrs. Jennings (Christmas episode 1994)@#Patrick TroughtonDB25 March 1920DD28 March 1987@#Paige TurcoDB17 May, Boston, MA@#Paul TurnerBGBorn 1945 in Wales. After studies in film, he worked as cameramanBGand cutter. From 1971 through 1982 he worked as news editor with the BBC. BYMichael Jurich@#Peter UstinovDB16 April 1921, London, EnglandQU"A diplomat these days is nothing but a head waiter who's allowed toQUsit down occasionally"QU"...the great thing about history is that it is adaptable."@#Peter Van EyckDB16 July 1913, Steinwehr, GermanyDD15 July 1969 TRDied after long illness near Zurich, Switzerland.@#Peter VaughanRNOlm, PeterDB1923@#Paul VerhoevenDB1938, Amsterdam, Netherlands BGVerhoeven graduated from the University of Leiden with a degree inBGmath and physics. He entered the Royal Netherlands Navy, where heBGbegan his film career by making documentaries for the Navy and laterBGfor TV. In 1969 he directed the popular Dutch TV series "Floris", aboutBGa medieval knight. This featured actor Rutger Hauer, who has appearedBGin many of Verhoeven's later films. Verhoeven's first feature, "Wat ZeinBGIk?" (trans. "What do I See?"), was released in 1971. However it was hisBGsecond, "Turks Fruit", with its combination of raw sexuality and aBGpoignant story line, that gained him great popularity in the Netherlands,BGespecially with male audiences. When his films, especially "Soldaat vanBGOranje" and "De Vriede Man", received international recognition,BGVerhoeven moved to the US. His first US film was "Flesh + Blood", 1985,BGbut it was "Robocop" and especially "Total Recall" that made him a bigBGbox office success. Sometimes accused of portraying excessive violenceBGin his films, Verhoeven replies that he is only recording the violenceBGof society. Verhoeven has co-scripted two of his films: "Soldaat vanBGOranje" and "Flesh + Blood". He also directed an episode of the HBOBG"Hitchhiker" TV series. Several of his films have been photographed byBGJost Vacano.TRRutger Hauer, the Dutch actor, has appeared in several of Verhoeven'sTRfilms: Turks Fruit, Keetje Tippel, Soldaat van Oranje, Spetters, andTRFlesh + Blood.QU"People seem to have this strange idea that films can influence peopleQUto be violent, but in my sincere opinion film only reflects the violenceQUof society." BYR.J. Lahey @#Paul Verhoeven (II)DB23 June 1901, Unna, GermanyDD22 March 1975 TR@#Petra VerkaikDB4 November 1966, Los Angeles, CAHT5' 8"TRPlayboy Playmate of the Month December 1989@#Peter ViertelBGPeter Viertel, whose first novel was published to glowing reviewsBGwhen he was only eighteen, and who had just returned from fightingBGin WWII, was a hadsome writer born of parents of the EuropeanBGintelligentsia, exiles from Hitler's Europe. Brought up inBGHollywood, in a household where Greta Garbo (his mother's closestBGfriend), Bertolt Brecht, Thomas and Heinrich Mann, and Franz WerfelBGwhere constant guests, young Peter yearned to be an American. InBGneed of money to support writing novels and his wife, Jigee, ViertelBGturned to writing scripts for Hollywood, where he soon found himselfBGin the orbit of John Huston, the legendary director of THE MALTESEBGFALCON. Peter currently lives in spain with his wife, actressBGDeborah Kerr. BYAnonymous@#Peter Von ZerneckDD10 June 1992 TRDied at age 84.@#Patrick WayneDB15 July 1939, Los Angeles, CAGA"Sledgehammer" (1986), as Myles (ep. 'Brother, Can You Spare a Crime')@#Patty WeaverDB23 September 1955, WV@#Paul WegenerDD1948@#Peter WeirDB21 August 1944, Sydney, Australia@#Peter WellerDB24 June 1947, Stevens Point, WI@#Paula WesselyTRMother of 'Christiane Hoerbiger' (qv)SP'Attila Hoerbiger' (qv) (? - ?)@#Patricia WettigDB4 December 1951@#Paul WhitemanDB28 March 1890, Denver, CODD29 December 1967 TRBandleader. Died of heart attack in Doylestown PA.@#Peter WillesDD22 October 1991 TRBritish actor/producer.@#Paul WilliamsDB19 September 1940, Omaha, NE@#Paul WillsonTRAppeared on "Cheers" during its first season as bar patron, Tom,TRbefore starting his recurring role of Paul in 1991.@#Paul WinchellDB21 December 1922, New York, NY@#Paul WinfieldDB22 May 1941, Los Angeles, CA@#Peter WingfieldBGBorn in Cardiff, Peter trained as a doctor at Brasenose College, OxfordBGand St. Bartholomew's Hospital Medical College. His drama training wasBGat the National Youth Theatre in Wales and at the Guildhall School ofBGMusic and Drama in London. On leaving drama school in 1990, Peter madeBGhis television debut in Beeban Kidron's Screen Two production of ANTONIABGAND JANE before going on to play lead roles in three television dramaBGseries: "Alex" in Granada TV's MEDICS; "Lt. Nick Pasco" in SOLDIERBGSOLDIER for Central TV;and "Tom Walton" in THE MEN'S ROOM, a five-partBGseries directed by Antonia Bird for BBC TV. In 1991, Peter filmed aBGsecond series of MEDICS for directors Simon Cellan-Jones and CliveBGFleury. He went on to play the role of "Martin Welford" (opposite EdwardBGPetherbridge and Sara Kestelman) in Tim Luscombe's revival of NoelBGCoward's POINT VALAINE at the Chicester Festival Theater.BGIn 1992, Peter played "Fourth Actor" in a new adaptation ofBGPirandello's SIX CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN AUTHOR, produced byBGSimon Curtis and directed by Bill Bryden for the BBC2 PerformanceBGseries of films, and played "Miglioritti" in David Hare's 1992BGadaptation of Pirandello's THE RULES OF THE GAME, directed by JonathanBGKen at the Almelda Theatre. He went on to appear as "Paul", theBGyounger brother, opposite Alfred Molina in TRUST ME, aBGfilm for BBC Television directed by Tony Dow. For the same director, heBGrecently filmed the role of "Josh" in BLISTERS, a comedy pilot for BBCBGTV. Peter played "Durrant" in the Gloria/Cambridge Theater CompanyBGproduction of Marivaux's THE GAME OF LOVE AND CHANCE, co-directed byBGMike Alfreds and Neil Bartlett, which toured nationally in 1992 beforeBGcoming into the Cottesloe Theatre for a season until April 1993. PeterBGplayed "Alun Lewis" in ALUN LEWIS: DEATH AND BEAUTY, directed andBGproduced by Jeff Morgan for BBC Wales. He played "Rufus" in the firstBGepisode of LIFEBOAT, a Lynda La Plante series directed by Karl FrancisBGfor BBC TV. Other work in 1993 included his first role in a featureBGfilm, that of "Max" in Jim McBride's THE FLEMISH BOARD.BGTelevision credits in 1994 include: "Karl" in 3 episodes of INTO THEBGFIRE, a new BBC drama series, directed by Jane Howell; "Philip" in DEGASBGAND PISSARRO FALL OUT, a half-hour drama for the "Without Walls" strandBGon Channel 4; "John Westlock" in Pedr James' BBC TV hugely successfulBGfive-part serialization of Dickens' MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT; "Barry" in theBGBBC's NICE DAY AT THE OFFICE directed by John Kilby; "Danny" in fourBGepisodes of CROCODILE SHOES, directed by David Richards and "D.S. PeteBGDyson" in the BBC Screen One MURDER IN MIND, directed by Bob Bierman.WNTelevision credits are: HIGHLANDER for Gaumont TV, and A VERY OPENWN(1995) PRISON, a pilot for a new series for Hat Trick Television forWNthe BBC.TRHe is former National Trampoline ChampionTRPeter ran the 1995 London Marathon in 3 hours 8 minutes.TRHe plays saxophone and flute to studio standard.TRHe holds an Advanced Level Stage Fighting certificate. BYHeather Garvey@#Peter WolfDB7 March 1946 TRRock singer@#Peter WollenBGDirector, lecturer and free publicist.BGVoyages through the middle east. Sept. 1970 he lived in Amman.BGHas written numerous essays and papers about film.TRCo-publisher of 'New Left Review', 'Screen' and 'Framework'.OW'Signs and Meanings in Cinema' (book, 1969).OW'Readings and Writings' (book, 1982). BYOliver Heidelbach @#Peggy WoodDB9 February 1892, Brooklyn, NYDD18 March 1978@#Patrick WymarkDB11 July 1926, Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire, EnglandDD20 October 1970@#Patrice WymoreDB17 December 1926, Miltonville, KS@#Patti YasutakeGA"Star Trek: The Next Generation", as Nurse Alyissa Ongowa@#Pauline YatesSP'Donald Churchill' (qv) (? - ?)@#Pia ZadoraDB1954, Hoboken, NJ@#Paul D. ZimmermannDD2 March 1993 TRDied of colon cancer at age 54.@#Paul ZindelDB15 May 1936@#Poul BangDB1905DD1967 BGInstruktør, produktionsleder og direktør ved Saga Studio. Lærer vedBGfilmskolen og medlem af dennes råd til sin død.TRInstruktør (fra 1941), Produktionsleder, Direktør BYLL@#Per BuckhøjDB1902DD1964 BGVed forskellige teatre i provinsen og København 1923-47, derefterBGfree-lance.TRSkuespiller. Startede vikingespillene i Frederikssund. Formand forTRDansk Skuespillerforbund 1957. Far til Jørgen Buckhøj.SP'Lindorff, Henny' BYLL@#Poul BundgaardDB1922, Dk BGDebut 1947 på Nørrebros Teater; 1958-73 operasanger og 1969-73BGskuespiller ved Det kgl. Teater. Optræden på Københavnske privatteatreBGog landsdelsscenen samt i Cirkusrevyen. Hyppig gæst i radio og TV, bl.a.BGtitelpartiet i tv-opførrelsen af _Fairnelli_ (1961). Filmroller i overBG100 danske film.TROperasangerTRSkuespillerSP'Bundgaard, Kirsten' BYLL, SEP@#Per NielsenRNNielsen, Per G.DB02 October 1937DD22 July 1994 TRSkrædderTRTV-Producer BYTV Guiden 11-17 August 1994@#Per PallesenDB30 April 1942 TRSkuespiller BYSEP@#Pia RosenbaumDB24 April 1954 TRSkuespillerinde@