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Paul Thomas Wasilewski known professionally as Paul Wesley, is an American actor, writer, director and producer. In addition to English, he also speaks Polish, having spent four months of every year in Poland until the age of 16. His television debut was on the now-defunct soap, NBC's Another World where he portrayed the character of 'Sean McKinnon'. In 2001, Wesley, then credited as Paul Wasilewski, was one of the main cast members of the short-lived CBS television series Wolf Lake, playing the role of Luke Cates. Wesley has also had a number of roles in television shows such as 24, 8 Simple Rules, American Dreams, Army Wives, Cane, Everwood, Guiding Light, Smallville, and The O.C.. He is best known for starring as Stefan Salvatore on the supernatural drama series The Vampire Diaries, as well as his role as James T. Kirk in the Paramount+ original series Star Trek: Strange New Worlds. Throughout the years, he has also appeared in a variety of films. He appeared in the 2008 CBS television film The Russell Girl, and had the lead role in the 2007 ABC Family miniseries Fallen and its' sequels.
Paul Wesley
Mayor Sidwig von Crawshank
for Mayor Sidwig von Crawshank in T-rust - Season 4
Suggested by phoenix88
With Sidwig in the City Hall, and Snow hunting for OTT, it seems Orlando is entering a time of peace, but the arrival of Vendetta, a street-racing gang which Matt ends up joining with Flippy, causes concern. Moses is forced to step up as the third-in-command, as Tommy and Sparky have lost the gang's trust, while Jay and Saint are preoccupied with whether they trust Denzel. Shadow and Proxy, the two leaders of Vendetta, reveal some intriguing information about Oscar, which leads to a clash between the twins, with a devastating conclusion. Tommy is, meanwhile, worried about Matt's psychopathic racing rival Ace, but his concern breeds more problems, after accidents start happening on the track. Secrets are revealed thanks to Sparky, as everyone faces their own decisions, and realizes what matters the most to them, though understanding this might not be enough for some.
