Bill Bradshaw
Bill Bradshaw is an actor and director, known for Shout to the Sea (2021), Wraith (2012) and Emmerdale Farm (1972).
Bill Bragg
Bill Bragg is known for The Unknown (2005), Nutcracker (2001) and Skid Marks (2007).
Bill Brannigan
Bill Brannigan is an actor, known for Off the Rails (2017).
Bill Bray
Bill Bray is an actor, known for Ice Dragon: Legend of the Blue Daisies (2018).
Bill Breneisen
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Bill Brewer
Bill Brewer is an actor, known for The Big Game (1973), Diamond Walkers (1965) and Dirkie (1969).
Bill Briles
Bill Briles is a director and writer, known for A Private Dancer in Mom's Kitchen! (2020), Thomas A Peeper (2023) and First Shoot the Lawyers (2016).
Bill Brooks
Bill Brooks is known for On Thin Ice (2021).
Bill Brooks
At the age of 15, while recording a radio commercial for one of his concerts, Bill realized an interest in broadcasting after a local radio station offered him a job as an announcer. From there he moved into management, marketing and sales at radio and television stations in New Mexico, North Dakota, Texas, Tennessee and Missouri. During his broadcasting career he also served as Chief News Anchor and investigative reporter for a CBS television affiliate in Chattanooga, Tennessee and was a Disc Jockey at the legendary KXOL Radio in Ft. Worth, Texas. Recently, Bill spent 6 months in Ghana, West Africa where he launched three state-of-the-art FM Radio Stations for StarCom Broadcasting. His most recent radio "gig" was at KRZK AM/FM in Branson, MO where he was a mid-day personality for several years. By the age of 16 Bill had also become interested in theatre. A sample of musical and theatrical productions in which he has played principle roles are Bye Bye Birdie, Annie Get Your Gun, Man of La Mancha, The Music Man, South Pacific and Fiddler on the Roof and the award winning musical The Promise. From 1971 through 2010 he performed with his brother Randy in the musical group known as The Brooks Brothers. Bill and Randy have received international exposure through television and live concerts, and in 1980 became the official production group for American Airlines. During the 1980's, The Brooks Brothers produced over 700 shows/events for the airline worldwide. The Brooks Brothers have had three top 40 hits in gospel and country music and recorded 25 albums. Throughout their successful career, Bill has managed the business affairs of the group. For 9 years he was seen in The Promise as "Peter" and Narrator." During a span of six consecutive years Bill was voted Entertainer of the Year in Texas by the Country Music Revue Association. It was there that Bill taught his signature arrangement of the gospel song, "I Know Who Holds Tomorrow" to 8 year old Leann Rimes, which she later recorded on her top selling inspirational CD. Her recording of this song was nominated for the Dove Award in 1998. It was on the Country Music Revue Stage where Rimes began performing along with The Brooks Brothers and honed her talents. From 1990 through 1994, Bill was Director of Marketing for Kingdom Development Company where he was responsible for the development and implementation of all sales, marketing and box office activity for the start up of The Promise, a spectacular musical performed in the Texas Amphitheatre in Glen Rose, Texas. Beginning in 1989, and for the next six years Bill also worked for the legendary Bob Hope as Producer of Charity Events. These events featured such stars as Garth Brooks, Ronnie Milsap and Barbara Mandrell. In addition, Bill coordinated with American Airlines to produce 3-day pro/am golfing events for Mr. Hope. In 1994 Bill was Master of Ceremonies during preliminary judging of the Miss Universe Pageant in Las Vegas where he also performed each night. He shared MC duties with Dick Clark during the worldwide telecast of the final judging of that event. Bill also served as Host of the Grand Millennium Celebration at the Grand Palace in Branson along with over 100 performers including the legendary Osmond Family. From 1995 through 2002 Brooks served as CEO/Executive Director of Promise Entertainment Group, L.L.C., producing the award winning musical The Promise in Branson, Missouri. He also served a three-year tenure as President of the Branson Theatre Association. Additionally, he served a three-year tenure on the Board of Directors of the Branson Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce. In 2004, he was Project Director in charge of the largest musical theatrical production in history as The Promise was presented in the Olympic Stadium in Seoul, South Korea. Bill is currently the Producer of a musical on the life of Jesus called "His Life - The Musical". This award winning musical has recently played before capacity audiences in Tanzania, Ethiopia, El Salvador, Malaysia, Columbia, China and the famed Apollo Theater in New York City. Bill is a 40+ year veteran as a Voice Artist and provides voice over services to clients all over the world from his recording studio located in the Dallas Communications Complex in Irving, Texas. Bill is currently a Voice Technique Coach/Mentor who coaches aspiring "Voice Artists". He also is a producer of voice artists demo's. Bill spends much of his time narrating/producing audiobooks that are available on Audible.com, Amazon.com and ITunes.com. He appears regularly in theatrical stage productions in the DFW area and is currently serving in his second year as President of the Executive Board at Artisan Center Theater in Hurst, TX. After 40 years as a performer and recording artist, Bill recently released his first solo CD entitled "You Can Come Home" featuring 10 songs of hope, forgiveness, restoration and gratefulness. Specializing in "country gospel" music, Bill is equally comfortable in presenting his "Concert of Hope" in traditional, contemporary and the rapidly growing number of "Cowboy Churches" in the United States. He currently serves as music and worship pastor of at Center of Unity, a congregation of "practical Christians" meeting in a relaxed setting.
Bill Brown
Bill Brown was a fixture of the Buffalo, New York film and theatre communities, appearing in feature films, shorts and TV commercials. He appeared in numerous features directed by Fred Olen Ray, Christopher Ray and Gregory Lamberson. But that was just the tip of the iceberg: nearly every filmmaker and actor in Western New York worked with Bill during the years 2013 - 2022. Amazingly, he did not begin acting until after retiring from a long held factory job. A widower, he began dabbling in theatre. After appearing in the Starry Night Theatre production of "Treasure Island" at the Ghostlight Theatre in Tonawanda, Bill worked as a background performer in his first film, Lamberson's horror comedy "Dry Bones." Soon after, he appeared in a major speaking role opposite Lynn Lowry in Sam Qualiana's micro-budget found footage monster movie "The Legend of Six Fingers." Roles in Kory Green's "The Romans" and Adam Steigert's "Ombis: Alien Invasion" soon followed. Bill began working background in Fred Olen Ray Christmas TV movies and thrillers, and graduated to speaking roles for the the director and his son, Christopher Ray. Before long, Bill became one of the most popular and sought after actors in the Buffalo film community. He also worked behind the scenes as a production assistant and overnight fire-watch, simply because he enjoyed being on set, and supported and volunteered at local film festivals, including Buffalo Dreams Fantastic Film Festival, where he became known to visiting filmmakers from all over the world. Some of his final roles included "Guns of Eden," "Heartbreak Falls," and "Turn Up the Night." In 2022, he received the Best Western New York Performance award from Buffalo Dreams for his dual performance in "Reflections," a short film directed by Larry Saunders. The film went on to screen at several international festivals. Buffalo Dreams renamed its award after Bill in his honor. Over the course of one decade, Bill became one of the most recognizable faces (and with his Scottish accent, had one of the most recognizable voices) in the Buffalo film industry, inspiring actors of all ages. From his obituary: A retired Tool and Die maker, William S. Brown, Sr., passed away at Buffalo Mercy Hospital at 79. William worked at Trico for over 25 till it closed and then at the GM Delphi Plant, in Lockport for over 15 years till his retirement. He also enjoyed working at the D'Youville Kavinoky Theater as a Stagehand, Actor, and Producer and was an extra in many locally produced Hallmark Movies, as well as a lead in several local commercials, and was Juror #6 in the movie "Marshall" a 2017 American biographical legal drama film shot here in Buffalo. William also treasured spending time with his grandchildren, volunteering for "Meals on Wheels", golfing, bowling, and hunting with family and friends. A beloved husband of the late Jean (nee Parker) Brown and devoted father of Kathleen Brown and William, Jr. (Terri) Brown. The fond grandfather of Andrew Brown, Shawn Best, and Carolyn (Anthony) Martone and was the cherished and loving companion of Lucy McCabe. Born on Wednesday, August 18, 1943, in Scotland, to the late Catherine (nee Sinclair) Brown and the late Andrew Brown, he immigrated to the United States in 1968. He was the dearest brother of Isobel (late Alec) Bennett, Kathryn (Robert) Lindsay, and the late Margo (late Bobby) Currie, and was also survived by several nieces, nephews, and cousins.
