Paulie Perrette is an American singer, writer, and actress who has become famous for playing forensic expert Abby Syuto in the television series Marine Police: Special Forces for fifteen seasons. He is nominated for the People's Choice Awards as "Favorite Actress of the series." In addition, Paulie is famous for her charity work, she is an ardent defender of animals and civil rights of all areas.
Biography of Paulie Perrette
The actress was born March 27, 1969 in the "carefree city" New Orleans, Louisiana. In childhood, due to the work of her father, the girl often had to move. Perrets changed at least fourteen places of residence (mainly in the south of the country). Paulie traveled to states such as Georgia, Alabama, North and South Carolina, New York, New Jersey and California, although she spent most of her teenage years in the Atlanta area, spending her free time reading books, mainly textbooks on natural sciences. After graduating from Crestwood High School in Roswell, the actress began to study sociology and psychology in Atlanta. Then she entered the faculty of criminology and forensic science in a college in the southern state of Georgia, since from childhood Paul was interested in various kinds of criminal stories. Perhaps she could have become a federal agent or law enforcement officer if she had not been carried away by an acting career. Perrett received her master's degree in criminology even before she became famous on television.
Carier start
Having moved to New York in order to somehow stay afloat and have a livelihood, Paulie Perrett got a job as a bartender. At first, Paulie appeared on screens in commercials, short films and music videos, as well as voicing voice-over comments.
A career breakthrough took place in 1996. He was associated with the filming of the drama series "One Murder", and two years later, the actress got the main role in the sitcom "Life". In 1999, Paulie again tries to become famous, starring in the TV series "The Time of Your Life", in which Jennifer Love Hewitt plays the main character. The television project was a spin-off to the then-popular youth television series "Five of Us." But, unfortunately, only twelve episodes aired before the project was canceled. In 2001, starting from the second season, Paulie Perrette gets a regular role in the short-lived comedy horror series “The Evil Hunters,” in which she plays the character Alice Kramer, public relations manager. Soon after this, Paulie began to play an extraordinary forensic medical expert in the series "Marine Police", which she still works in.
In addition to the television series, films were also shot from Paul Perrett: Cameron Crowe's musical comedy “Almost Famous” and the American version of the Japanese horror “Call” with Naomi Watts and Martin Henderson.
Other creativity
Acting is not the only celebrity job; Perrett is a poet, photographer, writer and musician. The actress was a member of the female punk band Lo Ball and performed under the pseudonym Paul P. A couple of songs are soundtracks for the 2001 comedy “Legally Blonde” and the NCIS series.
Personal life
In October 2000, after two years of relationship, the actress married musician and actor Francis “Coyote” Shivers. The marriage did not last long, and in 2006 the couple divorced. At the same time, a prohibitive order was issued against Shivers. With her next husband, Michael Boman, Paulie exchanged rings in Hollywood for the romantic holiday Valentine's Day in 2009, but the star was also destined to break up with him. At the moment, Paulie Perrette is dating a former British sailor and aspiring actor Thomas Arkley.