Paula Patton Bio, Age, Son, Robin Thicke, Hitch, Movies, Height

Paula Patton Biography

Paula Patton (Paula Maxine Patton) is an American born actress. Paula made her film debut when she featured in the 2005 comedy, Hitch. She has also starred in various films including Warcraft (2016), 2 Guns (2013), Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol (2011) and Deja Vu (2006) among others.

Paula Patton Age | How Old Is Paula Patton?

Paula was born on December 5th, 1975. She is 43 years old as of 2018.

Charles Patton Paula Patton |  Paula Patton Parents | Paula Patton Siblings

Patton was born in L. A, California. Her mother, Joyce, was a school teacher while her father, Charles Patton, is a lawyer. Her mother is white (Caucasian) while her father is of African- American origin.

Paula Patton Robin Thicke | Paula Patton Boyfriend | Paula Patton Husband

Paula was previously married to a recording artist Robin Thicke. The couple met in 1991 at a hip-hop club known as Balistyx. They started dating in 1993 and tied the knot on 2005.

 Paula Patton Divorce | Robin Thicke and Paula Patton Divorce

Patton and Thicke announced their separation in 2014 after 21 years of being together and almost 9 years of marriage. Paula filled for divorce and joint custody of their son, Julian. The divorce process was finalized on March 2015.

In 2017 the family drama was not over yet. In January the same year, a judge denied Patton’s request to limit Robin Thicke’s custody. This is after she had accused Thicke of child abuse. However, later that month, Patton was granted sole custody and a restraining order. The order included Julian and Patton’s mother, Joyce against Thicke.

Paula had made numerous accusations against Thicke including domestic violence, drug and alcohol abuse and infidelity. In court documents, she gave details of various abusive incidents. She stated that she had no doubt that Thicke was capable of hitting their son especially when under influence of drugs.
The couple reached a custody agreement in August 2017.

Paula Patton Kids | Paula Patton Son

Patton and Robin Thicke welcomed their son, Julian Fuego,on April 2010. The coupled divorced 4 years later.

Actress Paula Patton

Patton graduated from Alexander Hamilton High School. She then proceeded to University of California in Berkeley then transferred to University of Southern California Film School where she completed her studies. Immediately after completing her studies she won an assignment of making documentaries for PBS.

Her big break was in 2006 when she got a crucial lead role in the film Deja Vu where she starred alongside Denzel Washington. Shortly after its release the movie became a box office hit with a gross of over $180 million worldwide.

In 2008, she landed the role of Kate Madison in the comedy Swing Vote. She featured in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit in 2010.

Patton also featured in a lead role in Jumping the Broom, a comedy drama. In 2013 she co-starred in the action film 2 Guns, alongside Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg. She got a leading role in the comedy Baggage Claim in the same year.

Patton starred in the romantic comedy film The Perfect Match which was released in 2016. She also featured in the film The Do-Over.

She was also cast in the drama series Somewhere Between as Laura Price. Among her major movie portfolio Patton has also appeared in many music videos. The most known music video that she has appeared in include Robin Thicke’s ”Lost Without You” in 2006.

Paula Patton Precious

She has also featured in Lee Daniel’s drama Precious in 2009. where she played the lead role of Ms. Blu Rain

Paula Patton Mission Impossible | Paula Patton Ghost Protocol

Patton’s star continued to shine when she landed a lead role in the action film Mission: Impossible- Ghost Protocol. The film was released on 2011 and grossed over $700 million all over the world.

Paula Patton Warcraft | Paula Patton Garona

Paula starred in the epic film Warcraft that was released in june 2016 . She played the role of Garona Halforcen , a character who finds herself entangled in the battle of life. A half-orc, half-human, Garona is fearsome as she moves between the orc shaman Gul’dan, and the king of the human realm of Azeroth, King Llane.

Paula Patton Hitch

Patton began her career when she featured in the 2005 comedy Hitch. The romantic comedy she featured alongside Will Smith and Eva Mendes.

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• Four Kids and It
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Paula Patton Net Worth

Patton gets a huge amount of money from her profession as an actor. She has an estimated net worth of $9 million.

Paula Patton Mission Impossible 5

The upcoming movie Mission: Impossible 5 will be featuring many if not all of the cast of mission : Impossible- Ghost Protocol. However Paula will not be returning to the sequel due to scheduling problems

Paula Patton Height | How Tall Is Paula Patton?

Patton stands at  171 centimeters or 1.71 meters.

Paula Patton Nationality | What Nationality Is Paula Patton?

Patton is an American by birth.

Paula Patton Measurements

Paula weighs 57 kg or 126 lbs. Her body measures 37-27-36 in or 94-68.5-91.5 cm. Her bra size is 34C  and wears a shoe size of 9 (US) or 39.5 (EU)

Paula Patton Race | Paula Patton Ethnicity

Paula is of German, English with a small amount of Dutch origin on mother’s side, while his father is of African-American descent.

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Deja Vu – Paula Patton interview

Source: indielondon.co.uk

Q. When we first see you in the movie you’re dead. What kind of weird experience was that lying on a slab in the morgue?
Paula Patton: You know, it’s a funny thing because it’s not as weird for me as it was for my family. I was sitting next to my mom watching the movie and she said: “Oh no, you’re dead!” I said: “I’m sitting right here next to you, what are you talking about?” [Laughs]

Q. You also spend a fair bit of the film being tied up and beaten. Is that OK or is that something you have to get over psychologically?
Paula Patton: Well, all the physical parts in the movie were really fun for me because I’m a tomboy at heart – I really like to get physical. But you do have to get yourself into an emotional state when you are being kidnapped and tied up. But that’s really where make-up helps. The make-up artist works so long on you and then you look in the mirror and see the bruises and the blood and the burns and it actually makes you have an emotional feeling, seeing yourself like that. It all helps the performance.

Q. How did you cope with the scene with the car being submerged?
Paula Patton: I had about 45 minutes of training on scuba gear in the shallow end of the Hilton pool in New Orleans about a month before I had to do that underwater sequence. But I’m the kind of swimmer who likes to lay on a floatie. I’m not an athletic swimmer but we had to do this underwater sequence in one of the largest tanks in the US. It’s 50 feet deep by 50 feet wide and it’s like being put on the ocean – it’s massive.

I had to be attached to this steering wheel and go down and be submerged. I didn’t realise they also put weights on your body so you can stay down there. I remember being on the regulator, the device to keep breathing, and taking my last breath of air. I took off my mask and I did the work. Then Tony yelled “cut” under the water and I went to put the regulator back in my mouth because I hadn’t had a lot of training, but I breathed through my nose and gasped. At that moment I felt like I was going to die. Then I saw the black figures of these Navy SEAL guys come to me and get me to the surface. But in those moments, as I was being brought to the surface, I remember thinking: “This is it. It’s going to be in memory of Paula Patton this movie.”

When I got to the surface, Tony asked if I wanted to get out. But I said: “No, if I get out I’m not getting back in so let’s just stay here.” So we did and I did as much as I could. But that’s probably the part that I let Tony down the most. I wasn’t able to do a lot of those stunts under the water.

Q. You’ve spent time on the other side of the camera as a runner and as a producer. Is being in front of it better?
Paula Patton: Yes, because it’s what I have a passion for. It was producing in a different way – it was documentary producing where it’s just you and the sound person and the camera person. It’s not as lofty as it sounds. It was video and it was very small. But this is better. I liked making documentary films and I liked that work but I love acting. The best feeling is to find a shoe that fits. So absolutely I adore being in front of the camera.

Q. Being a relatively new face in Hollywood, how hard did you have to work to get the role? Did you have to audition?
Paula Patton: Yeah definitely. I auditioned multiple times, all ending in an American Idol-style final round. Luckily I got it. Honestly when I got the call that I’d got the role I couldn’t believe it. I screamed and I cried and I wasn’t even really sure that I’d got it. I felt like they could still take it away. The day that Tony sent me the script and it said “Deja Vu” on it and my name on it, I was with my dad and my mom, so it was a big day. I was like: “Oh my God, it’s real!” My dad was a lawyer and he was going: “That’s not real.” So until I arrived on the set it didn’t feel real.