| Intro | American actor |
| Is | Actor |
| From | United States of America |
| Type | Film, TV, Stage & Radio |
| Birth | 26 November 1980, Tucson, Arizona |
| Age: | 39 years |
Anthony Pavelich (born November 26, 1980) is an American television actor known for his work in the 2015 television series Inbetween and the 2012 short film Franky and the Ant.
Early life and education
Anthony Pavelich was born Anthony Frederico Pavelich on November 26, 1980, in Tucson, Arizona. He studied theater at the University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona.
He has also taken various acting and drama lessons from Sandra Merrill, Eric Kind and Acting Master Class (run by coach Gordon Hunt, father of actress Helen Hunt.)
Career
Pavelich made his acting debut in 2003, appearing as “Harvey” in short western/comedy The Littlest Cowboy. In 2006, he was seen in a supporting role in TV documentaries Secret History of Religion: Knights Templar and Science of the Bible.
In 2007, he appeared in a supporting role in Dead Doornails, starring Michael Q. Schmidt, Mike Muscat, and Derek Hall. Over the following years, he appeared in various short films including The Furious Tiger: Fist of Rage (2007), The Hollywood Informant (2008), It Came by Moonlight (2009) and Two’s Better Than One! (2009.)
In 2012, he played one of the leading characters, alongside Emmanuel Todorov and Christine Woods, in award-winning short crime/thriller Franky and the Ant. The Billy Hayes-directed film various awards including Jury Award, Best of the Fest: Short Short at LA Indie Film Fest, 2013, Best Short Short at Action on Film International Film Festival, 2013, Best U.S. Short at Austin Indie Flix Showcase, 2014, and Best Shorts Too at FirstGlance Film Fest Hollywood, 2014.
In 2015, Pavelich landed the recurring role of “Jimmy Kottas” in Emmanuel Todorov-directed TV comedy series Inbetween. He was seen in five episodes of the series, appearing alongside Lisa Arturo, Omar Leyva, Cooper Harris, and David Dayan Fisher.
Most recently, Pavelich was seen portraying the “Daddy-O” character in the December 2017 episode, “Six Years In,” of the television series Wolf Park.
In addition, he has performed on stage at various theaters including J.E.T. Studios in Hollywood, California, North Coast Repertory Theatre, in Solana Beach, California, and NoHo Actors Studio in Los Angeles, California.