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Benjamin Pajak
Actor
Born March 24, 0001 in Westfield, New Jersey, USA
Benjamin Pajak is an award-winning stage and screen actor known for performances spanning film, comedy, drama, and musical theatre. He stars as Jacob Udell opposite Johnny Knoxville in Tiny Fugitives, a feature produced by Seth Rogen and Point Grey Pictures and directed by Michael Lewen. Pajak also portrays a young Charles "Chuck" Krantz in Mike Flanagan's The Life of Chuck, appearing opposite Mark Hamil. His other film credits include Playdate with Kevin James and Alan Ritchson, as well as Mike Flanagan's The Exorcist:Martyrs. On Broadway, Pajak originated the role of Sam Emerson in the musical adaptation of The Lost Boys at The Palace Theatre. His performance earned nominations from The Outer Critics Circle and The Dorian Theatre Awards. He made his Broadway debut as Winthrop in the acclaimed revival of The Music Man, performing opposite Hugh Jackman and Sutton Foster and recieving The Theatre World Award for his performance. Pajak recieved critical acclaim for playing the title role in Oliver! at New York City Center, opposite Raul Esparza. Additional New York stage credits include Nine at Lincon Center Theatre and Golden Rainbow off-Broadway. He has also appeared on The Tony Awards broadcast and can be heard on The Original Broadway cast recordings of The Music Man and The Lost Boys.
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