Paul Herman as a gambler who rushes to the phone booth to place the same bet that Sam Rothstein (Robert De Niro) did, confident it will be profitable. In 2009's "Crazy Heart", Herman played the manager of Jeff Bridges' character. He was once a co-owner of Columbus Cafe and very close with Panarellas Reastaurant owner Nikola Rebraca and Pavle Stanimirović and Chef Mario Zambelli in New York City along with Charlie Herman Paul's brother and Russian American Mikhail Baryshnikov.Located on Columbus Avenue near Lincoln Center many celebrities used to visit Columbus Café and Panarellas in the late 1980's-early 1990's. Paul Herman Paul
Hello Herman a host of half-defined reasons." "The Village Voice"s Rob Staeger stated that "the dialogue is all surface: emotions are laid out on the autopsy table for the audience to dissect and analyze, but rarely feel." "The New York Times"s Jeannette Catsoulis finds that "pointing at everything and elucidating nothing, Hello Herman arrives freighted with the anti-bullying agenda of its director, Michelle Danner." In contrast to other critics, Sam Kashner of Vanity Fair said that “"Hello Herman" is a powerful and important work, a darkly brilliant tone poem about America’s tango with violence and fame. Herman will get under your skin.