A frugal wine snob and former shop employee who, after being fired, partners with his wife Mary to murder wealthy sexual deviants for money. He handles the killings with a frying pan, later grows suspicious of his partner Raoul, and ultimately orchestrates the deaths of partygoers to secure funds for their dream restaurant.
Paul and Mr. Leech occupy opposing sides of the lethal party scheme.
At the swingers party, Paul and his wife seek victims. After Mr. Leech is killed, Paul throws an electric heater into the hot tub, killing the remaini...
Paul relies on Doris for both the initial scheme and an attempted countermeasure against Raoul.
Doris advises Paul and his wife to advertise in the Hollywood Press. Paul later hires Doris to drive Raoul away through staged threats and fake medica...
They form a criminal partnership based on mutual protection and shared profits.
After Raoul discovers a corpse in the Blands' apartment, Paul and Raoul agree that neither will report the other. They also arrange to divide money an...
Explore the full interactive character relationship map of Eating Raoul