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77 Photos. Douglas Taurel recently played Joe Petito in the upcoming Lifetime Movie, The Gabby Petito Story. He worked opposite Thora Birch, who also directed the film. He was cast as a voice in the popular video game Red Redemption and has appeared in numerous television shows and independent films. Including The Cobbler (starring Adam Sandler ...
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Douglas Taurel recently played Joe Petito in the upcoming Lifetime Movie, The Gabby Petito Story.He worked opposite Thora Birch, who also directed the film. He was cast as a voice in the popular video game Red Redemption and has appeared in numerous television shows and independent films.
Douglas Taurel. Actor: The Cobbler. Douglas Taurel recently played Joe Petito in the upcoming Lifetime Movie, The Gabby Petito Story. He worked opposite Thora Birch, who also directed the film. He was cast as a voice in the popular video game Red Redemption and has appeared in numerous television shows and independent films. Including The Cobbler (starring Adam Sandler and Dustin Hoffman) and ...
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Douglas Taurel, Hoboken, New Jersey. 10,351 likes · 317 talking about this. Professional Actor, Producer & Writer for Backstage.com, The Daily Actor and Stage 32.
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Nov 8, 2019 · November 08, 2019. Actor Douglas Taurel in his one-man show, "The American Soldier," which played at the Kennedy Center on Nov. 13. (Courtesy of Douglas Taurel) Ten years ago, Douglas Taurel went to the library on a mission to collect letters written by veterans for what he believed would be a one-time passion project with minimal reach.
