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Lynelle Paulick

self-employed
Actor

Santa Barbara, California

Member Since:
October 2019

Last online:
2 days ago

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About Lynelle

Please see my IMDb link for information. As soon as I can, I'll get more resume information added manually here as well.

Unique traits: Ironman athlete and single-sport specialist (competed from 1978 to 2017; I Think it's over, never sure)

Gender:
Female

Height:
5' 5"

Weight:
98

Body type:
Athletic

Hair:
Long

Hair color:
Brown

Eyes:
Green

Ethnicity:
Caucasian

Photos

Credits

Hey Neighbor (2019)
Film (short) by Jessica Stossel lead old hippy looking to relive a former life as a punk rock affionado
Who Are You? (2019)
Film (short) by David Yarbrough Margaret Copeland, deceased Margaret is actually an individual who was in the body of the lead character -- hey, this is Stephen King material, I can't explain... ;)
Hoodman (2019)
Film by Mark Curran Librarian, supporting Yes, another horror film...Gertrude Hesse is the librarian who helped the lead (young distressed woman) to find information on urban legends
If Fire Didn't Burn (2019)
Film (short) by Isabella Esber religious studies professor, supporting A strict religious studies professor has no interest in the LGBTQ "problems" of one of her students at a religious university
Perchance to Dream (2019)
Film (short) by Benjamin Erickson Mom, lead A mother is distraught over her son's heroin addiction
Happy Pill (2019)
Film (short) by Amanda Pettersson NW art critic, supporting (VOICEOVER) A young woman takes an experimental pill at the request of her boss, to see how happy and (thus) productive she can become, to show this "happy pill" works. It ruins her art career and she loses an opportunity to have her work shown at New York City gallery -- the art critic has a couple of phone conversations with the young woman.