Paula Malcomson

Birth Name:

Paula Malcomson

Birth Place:

Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

Profession

Actress, Soundtrack

Deadwood: The Movie Review: A Rare Gem That Offers Fans Closure (and Mustaches)

Plus: Plenty of swearing!

Wed, May 29, 2019

Deadwood: The Movie Review: A Rare Gem That Offers Fans Closure (and Mustaches)

Ray Donovan Returns With a Big Shocker, and a Nod to Its Dark Comedic Roots

It's about time

Wed, Aug 2, 2017

Ray Donovan Returns With a Big Shocker, and a Nod to Its Dark Comedic Roots

Ray Donovan Season 2: Can Ray Fix Himself?

On the second season of Showtime's Ray Donovan, Liev Schreiber's titular Hollywood fixer will have to find a way to fix his biggest problem: himself.The drama's first season dealt primarily with Ray's complicated history with his father Mickey (Jon Voight), whom Ray eventually tried to have killed by Sully Sullivan (James Woods), one of Mickey's old Boston rivals. Although Mickey actually ended up killing Sully instead, the biggest twist of the first season revealed that Ray, like his brother Bunchy (Dash Mihok), had been sexually abused as a child by a priest.Summer TV: Get scoop on your favorite returning showsWhile the revelation helped color exactly why Ray carries so much hatred for Mickey, who failed to protect his son, it also provides fertile ground for the show to explore its main character in Season 2. "It was a big reveal and we need to deal with it and we do," executive producerAnn Biderman tells TVGuide.com...

Sun, Jul 13, 2014

Ray Donovan Season 2: Can Ray Fix Himself?

Weekend TV: FX's Creepy Strain, Return of Ray Donovan and Masters of Sex

"It's not for everyone," growls the grizzled, sword-wielding Armenian pawnshop owner (Game of Thrones' David Bradley), whose unromantic notion of vampire slaying includes mass decapitations and body burnings. Likewise, FX's deliciously freaky and gruesomely graphic The Strain (Sunday, 10/9c) won't be for all tastes. But the network is betting, probably correctly, that a midsummer popcorn feast of classic monster-movie horror, served without apology and blessedly free of irony, will resonate with fright fans eager to jump out of their seats, which turns out to be a Strain specialty. This could, and deserves to be, FX's Walking Dead-sized blockbuster.

Fri, Jul 11, 2014

Weekend TV: FX's Creepy Strain, Return of Ray Donovan and Masters of Sex

Inside Showtime's Ray Donovan, Summer's Best New Series

Liev Schreiber realizes it's ironic that he's chosen to meet for lunch at a downtown Manhattan café called the Smile. "Ray Donovan doesn't smile — it's not my fault!" he says with a laugh. "[Showtime president] David Nevins said to me, 'Could you maybe find a place to smile?' 'I had no idea I had permission. You want me to? I'll smile!' So you'll notice a bit more smiling." The 45-year-old actor certainly has reason to grin these days:

Tue, Aug 13, 2013