Paula Mintoff
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Paula Mintoff was born on 14 February, 1992 and lives in Birkirkara. She is an actress and is the daughter of actor Paul Mintoff and actress/Presenter Denise Mintoff.
Paula Mintoff started taking part in television programs at a young age. Her first programme was Brikolage, a children's cultural programme. When she was only ten years old she took part in the first tv series called Għada Jisbaħ Ukoll and a few years later in a sitcom called Miskin Mike. Other programmes she took part in over the years were La Tlaqna Tlaqna, Oops, Qalb in-Nies, Kelma l-ħajja, and Rajt ma rajtx.
Paula took part in the recent series Anno Domini Atlantis which was broadcast on the national station on PBS between 2012 and 2013.
She was the protagonist in the music video of the song Reach Out by Fr.Rob Galea and in November 2013 was also the protagonist of the music video Love on Mars by Kurt Calleja. In the theatrical scene, Paula took part in two productions of Studentfest at the University of Malta, where she portrayed the role of Shenzi in Lionkink, as well as the comical role of Panic in Hercules The Legend of Citta 'di Nance. She also took part in the production Il-Festa (the feast), which was held at St Anton Gardens recently. Paula forms part of a theatrical group within the Manoel Theatre called TMYT.