Where to watch Paulie Calafiore in the UK
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Paulie Calafiore (born November 13, 1988) is an American television personality and actor. He got his start on season 18 of Big Brother US, where he placed eighth. He is the brother of Big Brother winner, Cody Calafiore.
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- Big Brother (2000) as Self - Houseguest
- The Challenge (1998) as Self - Contestant
- Vanderpump Villa (2024) as Self - Guest
- Ex on the Beach (2018) as Self
- The Challenge: USA (2022) as Contestant
- Divine Tragedy (2021) as Casey
- Hearts & Vines (2021) as Mitch
- Holiday in the Hamptons (2024) as Chase
- New Dogs, Old Tricks (2018) as Dirk
- Joy & Hope (2020) as Tommy
- Christmas for Three (2024) as Pizza Guy
- Peek-A-Boo as Jacob Valdis
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What are Paulie Calafiore's most popular films?
Most-watched Paulie Calafiore films currently: Divine Tragedy (2021), Hearts & Vines (2021), Holiday in the Hamptons (2024), Joy & Hope (2020), Christmas for Three (2024).
What TV shows has Paulie Calafiore appeared in?
Selected TV credits: Big Brother (2000), The Challenge (1998), Vanderpump Villa (2024), Ex on the Beach (2018), The Challenge: USA (2022).
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