Pavle
Mara, who is featured in the soon to be released film “Killing Joan,” is having
a great time being an actor. He sees it all as a wonderful experience and he
thinks he’s one of the luckiest guys on the planet to have the opportunity to
act on stages all over the world and to be in the movie business. Of course, he
worked really hard to get where he is. He earned a Fine Arts degree in acting
from the New York Film Academy and he has traveled around the world to take
interesting parts on the stage and in film that have helped shape this serious
actor’s skills and attitudes.
He
lived in Beijing for some time and played the part of ‘Copernicus’ in the play
“Love of The Nightingale.” Being there was an eye opening experience for him on
many levels. He enjoyed the country so much that he learned to speak Chinese
while he was there and was trained in Shao Lin Kung Fu by a master. When he was
in Singapore, (does this guy get around or what?) he had the role of ‘Baker’ in
the musical “Into The Woods”
Los
Angeles, which Pavle calls home now, opened other theatrical doors and gave him
the chance to play ‘Captain Hook’ and ‘Mr. Darling’ (as per tradition) in
“Peter Pan The Musical,” which brought the audience to their feet. The city has
also tapped Pavle to be featured in several meaty roles in films such as, “In
The Wilderness” and next year’s blockbusters “Killing Joan” and “The Party @
Connor Perry’s House”. Internationally, Pavle got the nod to work in Serbia on
Darko Bajic’s hit film “We Will Be The World Champions,” (Bicermo Prvaci
Sveta). He enjoyed the work in Europe
and it gave him a chance to see the country of his heritage, Serbia. His life
long travels taught him a few languages. Pavle speaks fluent Serbian, Spanish, Chinese
and of course, standard American English, along with numerous accents such as,
Irish, British, Russian, Jamaican, Italian, Texan and New Yawk, (yes, New
Yawk).
Pavle
also does voice-overs and is 5 ft. 11 inches with an athletic build. He keeps
fit by practicing yoga, martial arts, boxing, swimming and playing almost every
sport known to man (phew). He can play any role from a Caucasian, Eastern
European, Mediterranean, Eurasian (and he believes more) in anything from a young
teenager to a middle-aged man.
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