Trivia

Was used as a stand-in or "line feeder" for Harrison Ford during the casting process for Blade Runner (1982).

Paull appears briefly in a "movie within a movie" in El alférez Pulver (1964). He is not listed in the "Ensign Pulver" cast credits, but he is credited on-screen in "Young Dr. Jekyll Meets Frankenstein", a movie being watched by the ship's crew. "Young Dr. Jekyll etc." was fabricated using some new shots of Paull and other actors, inserted into old footage from A mis verdugos castigué (1936), an actual Warner Brothers release that starred Boris Karloff and Edmund Gwenn, who also are credited on screen. Paull's credit reads "And introducing Morgan Paull as "Young Dr. Jekyll".

Appeared in two films that were nominated for the Best Picture Oscar: Patton (1970) and Norma Rae (1979). Patton (1970) won in the category.

Interviewed by James M. Tate on the Cult Film Freak podcast, which would be his last interview.

Member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences [Actors Branch].

Ex-son-in-law of Marcella Martin.

He was a lifelong Republican and highly active in SAG-AFTRA politics.

Ex-brother-in-law of Martin Huston.