Pablo Schreiber

Pablo Schreiber is a Canadian and American theater and film actor known to the public for the TV series "The Wire," "American Gods," "Law and Order." Images of brutal bad guys in his performance attract the viewer. For his role as a villain in Netfix's "Orange Is the Hit of the Season," Pablo received an award for "We Love You Hate" at the 2014 Young Hollywood Awards.

Pablo Tell Schreiber was born on April 26, 1978, in the hippie commune of Imir, British Columbia. His father, Tell Schreiber, an American by nationality, was a theater actor. Lorraine Rivley's mother is Canadian and worked as a psychotherapist.

When the boy was born in the family, his parents named him after the Chilean poet Pablo Neruda, whose work was admired by his father. Tell loved literature, a son from his first marriage, a half-brother of Pablo, he gave a name in honor of the great Russian writer Leo Tolstoy.

Schreiber spent his childhood in Winlow, British Columbia, where the family moved when the boy was 6 months old. He grew up in the company of Liv's half-brother, a future actor known for the "Scream" trilogy and as Sabresub in X-Men: The Beginning. Wolverine."

When Pablo was 12 years old, his parents broke up, the boy and his father moved to Seattle. After leaving school, the future actor chose America for further study. He went to the University of San Francisco. The young man wanted to become a basketball player, physical data allowed (height 196 cm and weight 91 kg), but soon changed his mind and devoted himself to acting career.

Schreiber transferred to Carnegie Mellon University in Pennsylvania at the theater department. He received his bachelor's degree and actor's degree in 2000.

Pablo made his successful debut in the play "Wake Up and Sing". The role in the Broadway musical earned the performer the first Tony Award nomination.

Schreiber's film biography began with a small role in Blair Hayes' 2001 comedy The Bubble Guy. Then he was called to television in the popular police series channel HBO "The Wire". The actor played in season 2 of the show smuggler of American-Polish origin Nick Sobotka, starred in 13 episodes.

In 2004, Pablo was invited to play Eddie Ingram in the thriller Manchurian Candidate. On set, he worked with Denzel Washington and Meryl Streep, the brother of actor Liv also participated in the film (Sgt. Raymond Shaw). A year later, the audience saw Schreiber in the films "Invitation to Suicide" and "Kings of Dogtown."

Then there were many episodes on television: "Numbers," "The Medium," "The Good Wife," "In Sight," "White Collar" and others. Pablo took on episodic roles if he liked the plot and character of the character.In 2006, Schreiber appeared in the TV series "Law and Order" first in the form of Kevin Botman, then Dan Kozlowski. The actor was lucky enough to work with Woody Allen, he was involved in the filming of the melodrama "Vicky Cristina Barcelona" in 2008.

In 2013, Netflix launched the project "Orange Is the Hit of the Season" about life in a women's prison. The show's creator Jenji Cohen, who previously worked with Pablo in the comedy series "Durman", invited him to the role of colorful warden-villain George Pornius Mendes. The project quickly became one of the most popular on television. Schreiber played in 16 episodes of the show, which continues to be filmed.

In 2017, the fantasy series "American Gods" based on the novel of the same name by Neil Gaiman was released. In this project, Pablo acted in one of the key roles - the leprechaun crazy Sweeney, cunning and scoundrel, the right hand of the main character. Charming villain from the initial series loved the audience.

Schreiber has been merged with his character since the first days of filming. Creating the image took a long time, the actor put on a red wig, cut in the form of Iroquois, came up with an accent. In the series, the leprechaun works closely with other characters. The line of relations with Laura Moon (Dead wife) played by Emily Browning, which is tied in the 1st season, according to the authors will be developed in the continuation of the project.

Curiously, Sweeney first chose another actor, because Pablo at that time had several serious proposals, which he refused as soon as he read the script. In an interview with reporters, Schreiber said he "immediately felt that he would pass by something important if he didn't say consent." Now he has no regrets about the choice made.

The actor's return to feature films took place in 2018 in Christian Gyudgest's action film "The Hunt for Thieves." Pablo played the role of the leader of the gang of robbers Ray Merriman. In the same year, the sci-fi 3D thriller Skyscraper premiered, where Schreiber starred in the company of Dwayne Johnson and Niv Campbell.

In October 2018, the actor's filmography was supplemented with the film "Man on the Moon", the story of astronaut Neil Armstrong. Pablo took on the role of Jim Lovell, an astronaut who participated in two lunar missions.

In 2007, Pablo married yoga coach Jessica Monty. The marriage lasted 7 years. During this time, the couple had two sons - Dante and Timoteo. The family lived in Jeffersonville before moving to Los Angeles.

The couple separated in 2014 and the reasons for the divorce are unknown. Probably, a busy schedule of work and constant travel interfered with the actor's personal life. The children stayed with his wife in New Jersey, but Schreiber, who lives in Brooklyn, is constantly seen with them, together they spend vacations and weekends. He regularly posts photos of these happy moments on his Instagram page.

The actor lives in California, travels a lot in Canada and the U.S. with his mother and sons, seeks to visit new places.

Pablo Schreiber currently shoots a lot in America and beyond. He finished work in the adventure film "The King's Daughter" with Pierce Brosnan and William Hurt. He stars in Edward James Olmos's drama The Devil Has a Name.

Preparations for the filming of Season 2 of American Gods are in full swing, centered on the authors' plans to be the story of Leprechaun and Dohla Wife.

2001 - "The Guy from the Bubble" 2003-2008 - "The Wire" 2004 - Manchurian Candidate" 2006 - Law and Order 2011-2012 - "Durman" ("Kosaki") 2013-2018 - "Orange is the hit of the season" 2017 - "American Gods" 2018 - "The Hunt for Thieves" 2018 - Man on the Moon (First Man)

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Pablo Schreiber Net Worth 2021

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Pablo Schreiber Net Worth 2020

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Pablo Schreiber Net Worth 2019

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Pablo Schreiber Net Worth 2018

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Pablo Schreiber Net Worth 2017

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Pablo Schreiber Net Worth 2016

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Pablo Schreiber Net Worth 2015

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