Paul Freeman

Paul Freeman (KRAMROVSKY) One of Britain’s most versatile character actors, Paul Freeman’s dark, hypnotic good looks and talent for accents have often seen him cast as villains. He has extensive experience performing in repertory in England and Scotland and the Royal Court Theatre. He is also a founding member of the Joint Stock Theatre Company. His work at the National Theater was noticed by American director Steven Spielberg, who cast Freeman as French archaeologist Rene Belloq, Harrison Ford’s charismatic but utterly selfish rival in the blockbuster Raiders of the Lost Ark. Other Films included The Long Good Friday (starring Bob Hoskins) and The Dogs of War (starring Christopher Walken). His notable television appearances have included Life of Shakespeare, Winston Churchill: The Wilderness Years, Falcon Crest, Inspector Morse, and ER. He has also continued to work as a stage actor.