Paul Wilson

Born in Richmond, Paul Wilson made his professional stage debut at just nine years old in Amahl and the Night Visitors. After studying Shakespeare and acting in London, he continued his training at Florida State University and the University of South Florida, graduating from the College of Fine Arts in 1993. Wilson went on to perform with American Stage in Shakespeare in the Park productions of Much Ado About Nothing and The Merry Wives of Windsor. His screen career includes appearances in Citizen Verdict alongside Armand Assante and Roy Scheider, as well as collaborations with his brother Patrick Wilson in Angels in America, Big Stone Gap, and The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It. He also portrayed President Richard Nixon in The First Lady.  Beyond acting, Wilson is president and CEO of Lonesome Pine Pictures and founder of Wilson Media. A lifelong musician, he serves as lead singer of The Wilson Van alongside brothers Patrick and Mark Wilson, with the band raising more than $250,000 for Florida charities through limited live performances. He has also spent more than two decades as a featured vocalist with Florida orchestras, performing Frank Sinatra classics and big band standards, bringing a velvet-lounge energy to concert halls across the state.