Jarrad Paul
Jarrad Paul (born 20 June 1976, Miami, Florida) is an American screenwriter, director, and actor. He grew up in Miami (which he jokingly called the "roughest Jewish suburban neighborhood — you best be watching your back") and moved to Los Angeles after high school graduation, already having appeared on Star Search at age 10 (singing "Just a Gigolo") and in the TV movie A Family for Joe (1990, as Chris Bankston, opposite Robert Mitchum).
The Shaggy Dog
(Larry)
Anticipating Sarah
(Eddie)
Movie 43
(Bill (segment "The Proposition"))
40 Days and 40 Nights
(Duncan)
A Family for Joe
(Chris Bankston)
Kicking & Screaming
(Beantown Employee)
Liar Liar
(Zit Boy)
Yes Man
(Reggie)
Bewitched
(Valet)
Dad's A Dog
(Lawrence Dryden)
UC: Undercover
(Cody)
Seinfeld
(Darin)
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
(Tony)
Home Improvement
(Jason)
Beverly Hills, 90210
(Brian)
Touched by an Angel
(Dink Whitten)
Monk
(Kevin Dorfman)
Legend
(Skeeter)
Cybill
(Director)
Action
(Adam Rafkin)
Family Matters
(Kevin)
UC: Undercover
Weird Science
Men Behaving Badly
(Pipsqueak)
A Family for Joe
Home Fires
(Jesse Kramer)
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
(Diego)
Platonic
(Ian)
The Grinder
(Pincus)
Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat
(Graham Gertz)
Rude Awakening
(Mohel)
Century City
Yes Man
(Screenplay)
Untitled Judd Apatow/Lucas Brothers Project
(Co-Writer)
The D Train
(Director)
The D Train
(Writer)
Little Brother
(Writer)
Untitled T. J. Hooker Film
(Writer)
Outcome
(Thanks)
Untitled Jake Kasdan LEGO Movie
(Writer)
Stargate SG-1
(Writer)
Allen Gregory
(Writer)
Miracle Workers
(Director)
Free Bert
(Executive Producer)
Free Bert
(Director)
Free Bert
(Writer)
The Grinder
(Creator)
Allen Gregory
(Creator)
Free Bert
(Creator)