Paul Campbell

Paul Campbell is a Jamaican actor of screen and stage whose voice also became familiar to radio listeners at home as the voice of Fame-FM. He trained at the Jamaica School of Drama in Kingston and went on to leading roles in Jamaican film and television. His film credits include The Lunatic, Dancehall Queen (1997), in which he played a villainous priest, and Third World Cop (1999), where he portrayed the heroic cop Capone; he also appeared in Shottas (2002). On television he took leading parts in productions for Television Jamaica Corporation, and on stage he performed for various theater companies, with New York credits that include the world premiere of Nikos Kazantzakis's Christopher Columbus. He was honored with the Doctor Bird Award for excellence in film and television and was named best actor two years in a row at the Jamerican Film and Music Festival.