BALTHAZAR GETTY CHILD ACTOR DEUCES WILD WORN SHIRT WITH COA

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BALTHAZAR GETTY CHILD ACTOR
DEUCES WILD
WARDROBE  ONE T-SHIRT WITH COSTUMERS TAG. WITH COA FROM STAR WARE ON MAIN FROM 2004
Paul Balthazar Getty is an American actor and musician. He is a member of the band Ringside, the producer-half of rap duo The Wow, and a member of the Getty family.
Paul Balthazar Getty (/ˈɡɛti/; born January 22, 1975) is an American actor and musician. He is a member of the band Ringside, the producer-half of rap duo The Wow,[1] and a member of the Getty family. He is known for having played the roles of Ralph in Lord of the Flies, his recurring role as Richard Montana in Charmed, Thomas Grace on the American action drama Alias and Tommy Walker on the American drama Brothers & Sisters, the latter two of which have aired on ABC.
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Early life
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Career
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Personal life
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Social initiatives
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Filmography
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Awards and nominations
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References
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External links
Early life
Paul Balthazar Getty was born in Tarzana, Los Angeles, and raised in San Francisco before being educated in the United Kingdom at Gordonstoun. He was born to father John Paul Getty III and is a descendant of grandfather Sir John Paul Getty and great-grandfather was J. Paul Getty, founder of Getty Oil, and at one time one of the richest men in the world. His mother, Gisela (née Schmidt), is a German-born professional photographer and documentary filmmaker.[2] His parents divorced in 1993. He has a maternal half-sister, Anna (born 1972)[3], who his father adopted.[4]
Career
Getty began his acting career at age 14 in 1989. He auditioned for the lead role in the movie Lord of the Flies after being spotted by a casting director, Robin Joy Allan, in his art class at school. During the 1990s and early 2000s, he appeared in the films Young Guns II, Natural Born Killers, Judge Dredd, Mr. Holland's Opus, White Squall, Lost Highway, Big City Blues, The Center of the World, Deuces Wild, Ladder 49, Feast, and the television miniseries Traffic.
Getty guest-starred on the television series Charmed as Richard Montana, a male witch romantically linked with Paige Matthews. He appeared in the fifth season of the television show Alias as Agent Thomas Grace. He starred, alongside Alias costar Ron Rifkin, in the ABC prime time drama Brothers & Sisters, which first aired in September 2006. Getty played the role of Thomas "Tommy" Walker, third-born of the five Walker siblings.
In late 2008, media reports indicated Getty's contract as a full-time series regular in Brothers & Sisters would not be renewed due, in part, to budgetary and storyline considerations.[5] In the Season 4 premiere, Getty was still listed in the principal cast, but he did not appear. Getty made his return to the series in the sixth episode of Season 4. Although he no longer appeared in every episode, he continued to make appearances on the show until its cancellation.
Personal life
In 2000, Getty married fashion designer Rosetta Millington. They have three daughters: Grace, Violet, and June Catherine, and a son, Cassius Paul.[6][7] He had a highly publicized affair with English actress Sienna Miller, but later reconciled with his wife.[8]
Social initiatives
Getty is on the board of directors for The Lunchbox Fund, a non-profit organization providing daily meals to township school students in Soweto, South Africa.[9]
Filmography
Film
Year
Film
Role
Notes
1990
Lord of the Flies
Ralph
Young Artist Award Nominated for Best Young Actor Starring in a Motion Picture
Young Guns II
Tom O'Folliard
Alternative title: Young Guns II: Blaze of Glory
1991
My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys
Jud, Jolie's Son
The Pope Must Die
Joe Don Dante
Alternative title: The Pope Must Diet
December
Allister Gibbs
1992
Halfway House
Where the Day Takes You
Little J
1993
Red Hot
Alexi
Alternative title: Fièvre Rouge
1994
Cityscrapes: Los Angeles
Leader
Dead Beat
Rudy
Alternative title: The Phony Perfector
Natural Born Killers
Gas Station Attendant
Don't Do It
Jake
1995
Toughguy
Chad's Friend
Alternative titles: Evil Never Sleeps and Terrified
Judge Dredd
Olmeyer
Mr. Holland's Opus
Stadler
1996
White Squall
Tod Johnstone
1997
Lost Highway
Pete Dayton
Habitat
Andreas Symes
1998
Fait Accompli
A.J. Merchant
Alternative title: Voodoo Dawn
1999
Big City Blues
Walter
Out in Fifty
Lefty
2000
Shadow Hours
Michael Holloway
Four Dogs Playing Poker
Julian
Alternative title: 4 Dogs Playing Poker
Shadow Hours
-
Co-producer
2001
Sol Goode
Sol Goode
MacArthur Park
Steve
The Center of the World
Brian Pivano
Alternative title: The Centre of the World
Sluts & Losers
-
Co-executive producer
2002
Hard Cash
Eddie
Alternative title: Run for the Money
Deuces Wild
Jimmy Pockets
2004
Ladder 49
Ray Gauquin
2005
Slingshot
Taylor
Feast
Bozo
2006
The Tripper
Jimmy
2008
West of Brooklyn
Man at door
Struggle
Jack
2012
Big Sur
Michael McClure
2014
The Judge
Deputy Hanson
2015
Unity[10]
Narrator
Documentary
Horror
Harry Cox
Television
Year
Title
Role
Notes
1989
Nightmare Classics
Miles
1 episode
1997
The Hunger
James Chandler
1 episode
2001–2002
Pasadena
Nate Greeley
13 episodes
2003–2004
Charmed
Richard Montana
6 episodes
2004
Traffic
Ben Edmonds
Miniseries
2005
Into the West
David Wheeler
1 episode
Ghost Whisperer
Michael Adams
1 episode
2005–2006
Alias
Thomas Grace
Main cast (Season 5): 15 episodes
2006
Dirtbags
Scotty
Television movie
2006–2011
Brothers & Sisters
Tommy Walker
Main cast (Season 1–4)
Guest (Season 5): 72 episodes
2009
Medium
Christopher Dennis Sipes
1 episode
2010
Rizzoli & Isles
Tom Garvin
1 episode
Hawaii Five-0
Walton Dawkins
1 episode
2014
House of Lies
Zaninno
1 episode
2017
When We Rise
David
2 episodes
Twin Peaks
Red
3 episodes
Awards and nominations
Year
Award
Result
Category
Film
1991
Young Artist Award[11]
Nominated
Best Young Actor Supporting Role in a Motion Picture
Lord of the Flies
1991
Nominated
Outstanding Young Ensemble Cast in a Motion Picture for
Lord of the Flies
Deuces Wild is a 2002 American crime drama film directed by Scott Kalvert and written by Paul Kimatian and Christopher Gambale, who also created the story. It stars Stephen Dorff, Brad Renfro, James Franco, Matt Dillon, and Fairuza Balk, among others. The film is set in 1958 Brooklyn, New York City. Martin Scorsese was originally the executive producer (as a favor to Paul Kimatian), but he eventually removed his name from this film. It was the final film of cinematographer John A. Alonzo before his death in 2001.
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Plot
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Cast
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Reception
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References
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Plot
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Leon and Bobby are brothers and members of the Deuces, a Brooklyn street gang. Ever since the death of their other brother Alphonse "Allie Boy" from a drug overdose at the hands of Marco, they keep drugs off their block. This puts them in opposition to the Vipers, another local gang headed by Marco, who want to sell drugs in the neighborhood. On the eve of Marco's return from a three-year stint in prison, a gang war seems imminent. Marco plans revenge against Leon, whom he believes ratted him out to the police.
Bobby falls for a new girl who moves in across the street, Annie, the younger sister of Jimmy "Pockets", a Vipers member and heroin dealer. Their attraction for each other complicates the gang rivalry. Marco attacks the block and Bobby before beating and raping Betsy (Leon's girlfriend) in order to push him over the edge. After a series of skirmishes between the Vipers and Deuces, neighborhood Mafioso Fritzy orders Leon and Marco to make amends hours before the climactic rumble (he previously declined Marco's request to kill Leon). Leon disobeys this order in a fight at the docks where Marco is killed along with Jimmy Pockets, leaving Bobby and Annie free to take her mother to Los Angeles. Leon is shot and killed by one of Fritzy's men in retaliation for ignoring his orders. Before leaving, Bobby drops a wheelbarrow full of cinder blocks on Fritzy's car, presumably killing him.
Cast
Stephen Dorff as Leon
Brad Renfro as Bobby
Fairuza Balk as Annie
Vincent Pastore as Father Aldo
Frankie Muniz as Scooch
Balthazar Getty as Jimmy "Pockets"
Matt Dillon as Fritzy
Norman Reedus as Marco
Max Perlich as Freddie
Drea de Matteo as Betsy
Louis Lombardi as Philly Babe
Deborah Harry as Wendy
James Franco as Tino Verona
Josh Leonard as Punchy
Johnny Knoxville as Vinnie Fish
George Georgiadis as Willie
Jackie Tohn as Mary Ann
Reception
The film received negative reviews and currently holds a 3% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.[1]