Billy Brown
Billy Brown is an actor, known for The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997), Star Trek (2009) and Cloverfield (2008).
Billy Bryan
Billy Bryan was born on September 20, 1954 in Newport News, Virginia, USA. He is known for Men in Black (1997), Species (1995) and Dune (1984).
Billy Bryk
Billy Bryk was born on October 31, 1999. He is an actor and producer, known for Ghostbusters: Afterlife (2021), Crisis (2021) and Night Shifts (2020).
Billy Budinich
Billy Budinich is known for Frank and Penelope (2022), Maya and Untitled Murder Project 2.0 (2013).
Billy Bungeroth
Billy Bungeroth is an actor and director, known for Ride the Eagle (2021), Easy (2016) and The Second City Presents: The Last Show Left on Earth (2020).
Billy Burke
Billy Burke was born and raised in Bellingham, Washington, USA. He began singing at age nine, and joined a band at age fifteen. He continued to work with bands and study/performing drama at Western Washington University. He performed in Seattle at the Annex Theater, New City Festival, and the A.H.A. Theater, though it was as a musician, not an actor, that Burke first moved to Los Angeles. A demo deal with a major record label that "didn't quite pan out", left him to explore the only other thing he "knew he was good at". With two independent films shot in his native Seattle under his belt, he began auditioning and very soon working as an actor. He made his feature film debut in the independent film Daredreamer (1989). After a string of mostly "bad guy with facial hair" TV guest appearances, he landed his first studio picture role in the Zucker brothers' genre spoof Jane Austen's Mafia! (1998). Capitalizing on his deadpan comedic sensibilities, he then won the title role in Dill Scallion (1999), the cult classic "mockumentary" about the rise and fall of a slightly touched country music singer. Co-starring in "Dill", was then fledgling writer/director Peter Berg. It was Berg who brought Billy back to television to play "Dr. Abe Matthews" in the acclaimed ABC drama Wonderland (2000). Although its life on the air was short-lived, Wonderland (2000) won the hearts of critics and fans, alike, and was recently re-released in its entirety on DirecTV. Paramount's Along Came a Spider (2001) marked Billy's first revisit to studio films. He then returned yet again to television for the second season of Fox's mega hit series 24 (2001). His disturbing portrayal of abusive father and husband "Gary Matheson" still resonates as a fan favorite. In 2004, Billy teamed up with John Travolta and Joaquin Phoenix in the firefighter drama Ladder 49 (2004). It was here that the studios once again began to recognize his on-screen magnetism. So, after another steady stream of notable television performances, he was cast alongside Anthony Hopkins and Ryan Gosling in New Line's hit thriller Fracture (2007), directed by NYPD Blue (1993) creator Gregory Hoblit. This multi-layered turn as a flawed cop snared by his own aberrations caught the eye of Academy Award winning director Robert Benton. Benton swiftly invited Billy to join the cast of his and Lakeshore Entertainment's Feast of Love (2007), which included Morgan Freeman and Greg Kinnear. As fate would have it, neither Gregory Hoblit nor Lakeshore had seen enough of Burke's dry wit and unshakable persona, so when it came time to find a match for Diane Lane in Untraceable (2008), he got the call to play the rock solid "Detective Eric Box". Since arriving in Hollywood in the early 90s, Billy Burke has never stopped working. There are countless credits that come in between the aforementioned that of course, also serve as a testament to his gift and longevity. However, it was a chance viewing of Dill Scallion (1999) that struck an indelible head turn for director Catherine Hardwicke. The impression Billy's performance left, lasted until they met in 2007 while Hardwicke and Summit Entertainment were looking for someone to play "Charlie Swan" in their film adaptations of the bestselling book series The "Twilight" Saga. After a brief meeting and read-through of a few scenes, Billy and Catherine agreed... it was "meant to be". Summit followed suit and welcomed him into the franchise. Millions of fans around the world have concurred with the choice and the overwhelming response to his theatrical work has given him solace in the fact that he never got that record deal.
Billy Burnette
Billy Burnette was a member of Fleetwood Mac from 1988 through 1992, originally a replacement for Lindsey Buckingham (along with Rick Vito). Billy's guitar work is featured on the two new songs on their 1988 "Greatest Hits" album as well as throughout the 1990 album "Behind the Mask". Before and after his Fleetwood Mac stint, Burnette was a country music entertainer recording several albums for different labels, and working as a session guitarist. His first album was released in 1972.
Billy Burns
Billy Burns is from Scotland, UK. He played semi-pro American football for the Fife 49er's ('93 - '96) and the Nebraska Wildcats in 2008, Los Angeles Falcons in 2011. He served in Her Majesty's Royal Navy as a Marine Engineering Mechanic. He worked for Fox TV as a cable puller for the Scottish Claymores American Football team. He is a proficient soccer player and an award-winning billiards and darts player. He is a licensed forklift operator, experienced motorcyclist and has worked as a machinist, a motorcycle renovator and builder, computer technician for SunMicro Systems and as a multiple bar manager. He is in a relationship with Writer/Producer/Director, Heather Hale.
Billy Burson III
Billy Burson III is known for DBX (2016), The Book of Life (2014) and Red vs. Blue (2003).
Billy Bush
Billy Bush was born on October 13, 1971 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He is known for Big Hero 6 (2014), Get Him to the Greek (2010) and The Stepford Wives (2004). He has been married to Sydney Davis since April 4, 1998. They have three children.
