Paul Black
Actor

Paul Black Net Worth

Paul Black is a Canadian actor born on March 17, 1959 in Kelowna, British Columbia. After graduating high school, he attended Vancouver Film School to study acting. He has had roles in Bones, Unlike Me, Futurescape, Happyland, Hollywood Adventures and Comedy Centrals, Workaholics. In his free time, he enjoys surfing, skateboarding, swimming and Mixed Martial Arts.
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Age, Biography and Wiki

Who is it? Actor, Stunts
Birth Day March 17, 1959
Age 64 YEARS OLD
Birth name Paul Martin Marmorstein
Also known as Paul Mars
Genres Glam metal
Instruments Vocals, drums
Associated acts L.A. Guns Jo & Paul's Sonic Boom

💰 Net worth

Paul Black, a renowned actor and stuntman, has garnered significant success in his career, making him a prominent figure in the entertainment industry. Born in 1959, Black has captivated audiences with his exceptional talent and versatility on screen. As a testament to his accomplishments, his net worth is projected to range from $100,000 to $1 million by 2024. With such vast potential for future growth, Black's financial success is a true reflection of his outstanding contributions to the world of acting and stunts.

Biography/Timeline

1970

His roots were in bluegrass. In the 1970s, his high school rock band was called Your Mother. He also played in several jazz cover bands. In 1978 he was a percussion major at San Jose State University.

1980

He moved to Los Angeles in May 1980 still using his given name Paul Martin Marmorstein. His first L.A. band was Mad Captions who played CBGB in New York and The Hot Club in Philadelphia with The Dead Boys. In 1981 Paul joined The Mau-Mau's, a Los Angeles-based punk band which was fronted by Rick Wilder of The Berlin Brats. During Paul's time with The Mau-Mau's he shortened his name to Paul Mars. Paul played drums for a Mau-Mau's record produced by Robbie Krieger of The Doors which was never released. In 1984 Paul Mars Joined the Joneses and recorded the drums for Keeping Up With The Joneses. Paul also began putting together a side project for his songs to be called Faster Pussycat with Guitarist Mick Cripps. Paul switched to lead vocals, Mick switched to bass, and the two joined Guitarist Tracii Guns and Drummer Nickey "Beat" Alexander and later on Guitarist Robert Stoddard to complete this line up.

1985

Paul Black released CDs of L.A. Guns with himself on lead vocals called Black City Breakdown (1985-1986) and Black List and a CD of Sonic Boom Sun Down And Yellow Moon on his own label "Black City Records".

1993

After leaving L.A. Guns, Paul Black formed Black Cherry, which quickly became one of the most popular and sought after bands in L.A. But, a lawsuit filed by Black against his former band L.A. Guns and Polygram Records kept Black Cherry from signing a deal. One of the original members of Black Cherry was the Artist now known as Ukulele Bartt, who at the time was a Guitarist and singer. Paul Black retired in 1993 and seldom played shows. In 2000 Paul Black wrote and recorded an album with Jo Almeida of Dogs D'Amour called Jo & Paul's Sonic Boom, Sun Down And Yellow Moon. The band itself did about 8 shows with different rhythm sections. The record received great reviews but only a few were made. Paul is working on a solo record and at the end of 2005 plans were made to reform Paul Black's L.A. Guns line up for a tour in 2006.

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