Paul Dinello Movies and TV Shows: The Complete Career Guide
From directing Strangers with Candy and Gym Teacher to producing The Colbert Report and The Late Show — the complete filmography and television legacy of Paul Dinello.
From directing Strangers with Candy and Gym Teacher to producing The Colbert Report and The Late Show — the complete filmography and television legacy of Paul Dinello.
From their eight-year romance during Second City to lifelong creative soulmates, godparents, and bestselling collaborators — the true story of Amy Sedaris and Paul Dinello.
How a mutual hatred between a 'pretentious Northwestern grad' and a 'Chicago cabbie' evolved into one of late-night television's most formidable writing engines.
How Amy Sedaris and Paul Dinello turned daytime hospitality, popsicle stick crafts, and canned meat into a two-time Emmy-nominated surreal comedy masterpiece.
Permanent transcripts, contemporary newspaper profiles, and verified biographical records preserved for cultural research and comedy scholarship:
Chad Jones' 2003 feature for the Alameda Times-Star covering the national stage tour of Wigfield by Amy Sedaris, Paul Dinello, and Stephen Colbert.
The authoritative biographical record of writer, actor, and director Paul Dinello — from Chicago's The Second City and Strangers with Candy to The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
The Entertainment Weekly feature (January 2003) on the satirical novel Wigfield by Amy Sedaris, Paul Dinello, and Stephen Colbert, featuring photography by Todd Oldham.
The Chicago Sun-Times feature by Ernest Tucker (September 21, 1995) examining Exit 57, the acclaimed Comedy Central sketch show created by Paul Dinello, Stephen Colbert, and Amy Sedaris.
The original canonical PD.net interview with Paul Dinello: early Chicago days, Second City auditions, The Yardstick Boys, Strangers with Candy, and working with Colbert and Sedaris.
The comprehensive retrospective on Comedy Central's cult masterpiece Strangers with Candy, featuring an in-depth character study of art teacher Mr. Geoffrey Jellineck (Paul Dinello).
The Chicago Sun-Times feature by Darel Jevens (April 27, 2003) capturing the creative alchemy, Second City beginnings, and Wigfield stage tour of Amy Sedaris, Paul Dinello, and Stephen Colbert.