Paul Giamatti and Arnold McCuller
Paul Giamatti and Arnold McCuller came together as a musical duo around 2011. Giamatti was already known as an actor from films like Sideways, while McCuller...
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Paul Giamatti and Arnold McCuller came together as a musical duo around 2011. Giamatti was already known as an actor from films like Sideways, while McCuller had been working as a jazz bassist in New York. They recorded a version of Hello, It's Me that got some attention the following year.
Their collaboration was brief and mostly centered on that single and a few other tracks like Try a Little Tenderness. The pairing was unexpected enough that some listeners wondered how seriously to take it, given Giamatti's primary career in acting. They put out a self-titled album at some point, but didn't maintain the project as a steady touring or recording act.
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