Paul was born and raised in Michigan, where he began his journey as a stunt man in Chicago. This marked the starting point of his diverse and extensive acting career, which has spanned numerous films and television shows.
Some of his notable film credits include "The Mask of Zorro," "Rumor Has It," "Forever Young," "No Turning Back," and "Goodbye, Casanova." In addition to his film work, Paul has also made appearances on various television shows, such as "Harry's Law", "Dark Blue", "Big Love", "Bones", "Southland", "Heroes," "Nip/Tuck," "Fashion House," "C.S.I.," "Cold Case," "Brothers and Sisters," "The Mentalist," and "House."
Paul's international career took off in the late 1990s, when he was affectionately known as "El Gringo Malo" in Mexico. He starred in several television novellas and films, often playing the role of the antagonist. His outstanding performance in the film "Ultima Llamada" earned him a nomination for best supporting actor Ariel.
In recent years, Paul has appeared in the theatrical films "Alone Yet Not Alone", "To Have and To Hold", and the family Hallmark television film, "Cupid's Bed and Breakfast". He has also recurred on several television shows, including "Hard Times of RJ Berger" as 'Mr. Swanson', "Perception" as Agent Tanner, and made guest appearances on "90210" and ABC Family Channel's, "Twisted."
In his personal life, Paul has been married to his wife, actress Ellen Bradley Ganus, for 24 years. Together, they have two children, Spencer Lacey Ganus and Tyler Ganus, who are also young actors, musicians, and voice artists. Paul and his family reside in Los Angeles.
