While much of the world obsesses over spending one night in Paris, Paul Hilton is the Hilton that Mr. Man dreams about checking into. Check him out, and you'll see why. Originally from the Manchester suburb Oldham, England and unrelated to the hotel magnates. Paul trained at the Welsh College of Music & Drama. While he's been more successful on stage, including scoring a Tony nomination for his work in The Inheritance back in 2020, Paul's appeared in all sorts of TV shows and movies over the years. Paul kicked off his acting career in 1997 by scoring a guest role on the ultra-popular television show The Bill. Unfortunately, Paul hit a lull and didn’t land an onscreen acting gig until his 2004 appearance on the show Silent Witness. But Paul is too much of a talent to struggle to pay the bills with acting gigs for long. Soon enough, the slender and sexy actor earned recurring roles as Henry Percy Dean on the British hospital drama Casualty 1909, Gary Rush on the criminal law drama Silk, and Francois on the time jumping miniseries Labyrinth. We loved seeing Paul play Mr. Earnshaw on Wuthering Heights (2011), but what took our Hilton fandom to new heights was Paul’s butt-baring appearance on the BBC mini-series about doctors and nurses during World War One, The Crimson Field. At one point, Paul flees to the woods and undresses, letting a shocked nurse see his pasty but tasty rear end. Who knew there were such great pieces of ass fighting in the great war? Moving on, he was the KGB spy Michael Straight on The Crown, and hit the big screen as both Tony in the mental health romantic drama Eternal Beauty (2019) and Albert Scellinc in the mysterious girl with ice dentures thriller Earwig (2021). Most recently you could find Paul playing Robert Hobden in Apple TV's spy thriller Slow Horses. If he ever goes full frontal, wild horses couldn't keep us away from the screen for Paul Hilton!
