William David Billions
William David Billions is known for Master of Dreams (2022), Fire Summer (2018) and The Act (2019).
William Day
William Day was born on August 19, 1977 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA. He is an actor and writer, known for The American West (2016), Anna Nicole (2013) and One Night (2007).
William De Vital
William De Vital - Director of two feature movies ("The Code of Cain" & "Red Dog" AKA "Dog Brown") and a short movie "Boomerang the Reckoning", which got 3 nominations on Action on Film International Festival, Winner on Texas Ultimate Shorts Festival and Hollywood International Moving Pictures Film Festival. William De Vital is a multi talented Actor, Stuntman, Stunt Coordinator, Director and musician. His fondness for performing arts and film has taken him on a long and successful journey through three countries and over 350 film productions. In 1998 he has moved to United States where he has enjoyed a successful career as an Actor, Stuntman, Stunt Coordinator and Director. In 1991 he immigrated to Israel where he organized and managed a stunt production company. In the eight years under William's leadership the team worked with a multitude of American, French, and British productions companies on film and stunt productions. In his career as an actor, stuntman, stunt coordinator and director 2nd unit William has worked on over 250 features before his departure from Russia in 1991. William received his education at the Institute of Physical Education and received his postgraduate degree at the Russian Federation National University of Cinematography (VGIK) with a degree of Film Director. While attending college William worked at the Lviv Theater of Youth as an instructor of theatrical stage movement, stunt coordinator and actor. Post his Military Service he has held a position with the national Sports Committee of Ukraine while continuing his film career until he fully dedicated his life to film in 1984. His first full length film Stuntman experience was in the Magical Voice of Djelsamin with the Odessa movie studios in 1976. In his early school years he studied Fortepiano, Danced with a national dance company for ten years, as well as achieved an Elite sportsmanship level in Judo and Archery.
William DeAtley
William McKenzie DeAtley is an American Actor, Director, and Producer born in Maysville KY. William went to school and lived in Augusta Ky for most of his childhood, In 2019 William moved away from Augusta KY and now resides in Burlington KY. William has since slowed down on his filmography focusing on his Bachelors degree at Northern Kentucky University.
William DeLoach
William DeLoach is known for Wyatt Earp Shoots First (2019) and The Dalton Gang (2020).
William DeMeo
William DeMeo has extensive experience not only as a producer and writer, but also as an accomplished actor and director. William DeMeo grew up in the Gravesend, Bensonhurst section of Brooklyn. The block he grew up on is West St. which he uses as the name of his film company, West Street Productions. William's first movie was A Bronx Tale (1993), where he was only supposed to be an extra but wound up with a couple of lines. His first producing accomplishment was the independent feature film One Deadly Road (1998) which he wrote, produced and played a leading role in. The film was distributed overseas, aired on pay-per-view television and was distributed nationally on Home Video. William went on to write, produce, co-direct and play a leading role in the feature film Wannabes (2000). The film was picked up by Artisan Entertainment and was released in theaters before its national Home Video/DVD release in 2002 including Blockbuster. William won the Best Actor Award for his performance in Wannabes (2000) at the New York Independent International Film Festival. The film also won the Best Director and Best Supporting Actor Awards at that festival. It was shot on 35mm film, as was William's next film, Searching for Bobby D (2005) which he produced, co-wrote the screenplay with his director Paul Borghese, and he starred in it with Carmen Electra, Sandra Bernhard, Mario Cantone, Tyson Beckford, Tony Darrow and the rest of the ensemble cast. This comedic adventure and independent film went on to win numerous Audience Favorite and Best Comedy Feature Awards at film festivals internationally and was picked up for DVD distribution by Monarch Entertainment after many theatrical screenings, one to a sold-out crowd of over 600 audience members. In addition to the roles William has played in films he has produced he has also appeared in numerous other feature films as well as on national television shows and in mini-series. He portrayed a young Carlo Gambino in Boss of Bosses (2001) and the character Al Pacino in Analyze That (2002). He was featured in Hackers (1995), played a role in the award-winning short, I Am Woody (2003), and appeared numerous times in the last three seasons of The Sopranos (1999) as one of Paulie Walnuts' crew members, Jason Molinaro. DeMeo has guest starred in Blue Bloods and Person Of Interest. He played the lead roles in Once Upon A Time in Brooklyn and Back In The Day. Both movies had a well known cast with names like Alec Baldwin, Danny Glover and Armand Assante to name a few. He has lead roles with John Travolta in the Gotti Movie playing Sammy The Bull. Also played the role of Ritchie Stechal in First Kill alongside of Bruce Willis and Hayden Christensen. DeMeo has developed, written and directed four episodes of the new series called Gravesend. Where he plays the lead role Benny Zerltta. The episodes are due to be out in the first quarter of 2020.
William DeMeritt
William DeMeritt is an actor, known for The Normal Heart (2014), The Flight Attendant (2020) and The Outs (2012).
William DePaolo
William DePaolo is known for Once Upon a Time in Queens (2013), Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999) and Push (2006).
William Dean
William Dean is known for Virus (1999), My Super Ex-Girlfriend (2006) and Turn Left at Pennsylvania Avenue (2008).
William Dear
William Dear was born on November 30, 1944 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He is a director and writer, known for Harry and the Hendersons (1987), The Rocketeer (1991) and Timerider: The Adventure of Lyle Swann (1982).
