Actor

Paul Kingdom Movies

Paul Kingdom has appeared in 3 franchise films across Avatar and Lord of the Rings, most often as Dwarf Civilian (uncredited). The first was Avatar (2009) and the latest is The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (2014).

Films
3
First
2009
Best known as
Dwarf Civilian (uncredited)

Paul Kingdom: Known For

Paul Kingdom in Avatar Movies

Avatar cast
YearFilmRoleWorldwide box office
2009AvatarMiner (uncredited)$2.92 billion

See every film in the Avatar series.

Paul Kingdom in Lord of the Rings Movies

Lord of the Rings cast
YearFilmRoleWorldwide box office
2012The Hobbit: An Unexpected JourneyDwarf Civilian (uncredited)$1.01 billion
2014The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five ArmiesDwarf Soldier (uncredited)$940 million

See every film in the Lord of the Rings series.

Often On Screen With Paul Kingdom

Facts

Franchises on Cinvibe
Avatar, Lord of the Rings
Films acted in
3
Best known role here
Dwarf Civilian (uncredited) (1 film)
First franchise film
Avatar (2009)
Latest franchise film
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (2014)
Worldwide box office of these films
$4.88 billion

FAQs

How many Avatar movies is Paul Kingdom in?

Paul Kingdom appears in 1 Avatar film: Avatar (2009).

Who does Paul Kingdom play in Avatar?

Paul Kingdom plays Miner (uncredited) in the Avatar films, first in Avatar (2009).

How many Lord of the Rings movies is Paul Kingdom in?

Paul Kingdom appears in 2 Lord of the Rings films: The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012) and The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (2014).

Who does Paul Kingdom play in Lord of the Rings?

Paul Kingdom plays Dwarf Civilian (uncredited) and Dwarf Soldier (uncredited) in the Lord of the Rings films, first in The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012).

What is the highest grossing Avatar movie with Paul Kingdom?

Avatar (2009) is the highest grossing, with $2.92 billion worldwide.

How much have Paul Kingdom's movies made at the box office?

The 3 franchise films Paul Kingdom worked on have taken $4.88 billion worldwide combined, led by Avatar (2009).

Credits from TMDB. Box office from Box Office Mojo and The Numbers via each film page. Every actor, director and composer.