William Fawcett
"Doc T". as he was known, was a Ph.D., and Professor of Theatre at Michigan State University in the early 1940s, just before World War II. He often spoke about leaving academia and actually trying his hand at the craft he taught. After the war, he got his chance and never looked back.
William Ferguson
William Ferguson is known for The Black Water Vampire (2014).
William Fichtner
A small-town guy with a big heart, William Fichtner has been captivating the hearts of Western New Yorkers for decades. Bill was born in 1956 on Long Island, New York, to Patricia A. (Steitz) and William E. Fichtner. He is of German, Irish, and English descent. Fichtner was raised in Cheektowaga, and graduated from Maryvale High School in 1974. His first roles were in soap operas such as As the World Turns (1956) and sitcoms like Grace Under Fire (1993). He has also been in films such as Armageddon (1998), Empire Falls (2005), as The Marriage Counselor, uncredited, in Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005), and in The Dark Knight (2008). A fan of the Buffalo Sabres, Bill always stays true to his roots. He is married to actress Kymberly Kalil.
William Fielding
Born and raised in the swamp of Duncan, British Columbia. With no professional training, a sheer lack of talent, and only tremendous ignorance, William doesn't know he shouldn't make films. An avid YouTube video essay watcher and Uncle, William depends entirely on luck to get by. Four more words to get to fifty.
William Fiesterman
William Fiesterman is known for Return to Oz (1985), Moonwalker (1988) and Brain Donors (1992).
William Finley
Marvelously quirky, distinctive and versatile character actor William Franklin Finley was born on September 20, 1940 in New York City. Finley attended Columbia University, where he first met future filmmaker Brian De Palma. The lanky 6'4" Finley first began acting on the New York stage. He made his film debut in De Palma's odd short movie Woton's Wake. Finley went on to play a deliciously rich and colorful array of strikingly idiosyncratic parts for De Palma: a slow-witted stage hand in Murder a la Mod (1968), the disapproving friend of a guy who was about to be married in The Wedding Party (1969), the wicked titular villain in Dionysus in '69 (1970); splendid as Margot Kidder's freaky psychiatrist husband in Sisters (1972); excellent and engaging in a rare substantial lead as the meek and nerdy struggling songwriter Winslow Leach in the delightfully outrageous Phantom of the Paradise (1974), and a seedy psychic in The Fury (1978). Finley tackled a couple of equally memorable off-center roles in a pair of superior Tobe Hooper fright features: he was Marilyn Burns' deranged husband in Eaten Alive (1976) and a pathetic drunken carnival magician in The Funhouse (1981). Finley was once again fine as a geeky scientist in the exciting Chuck Norris horror/action hybrid Silent Rage (1982). In addition to acting, Finley composed the theme song for Murder a la Mod and co-wrote the script for the offbeat teen coming-of-age comedy The First Time (1983). Finley had a small, yet chilling part as a creepy private investigator in the disappointing The Black Dahlia (2006). William Finley died at age 71 on April 14, 2012; he was survived by his wife Susan and son Dashiell.
William Finn Carmichael
William Finn Carmichael is known for The Curse of Bridge Hollow (2022) and The Righteous Gemstones (2019).
William Fix
William Fix is known for The Man from Earth (2007), Street Kings (2008) and Suburbicon (2017).
William Flaherty
William Flaherty was born on May 2, 1919 in Waterloo, Iowa, USA. He was an actor, known for The Monolith Monsters (1957), General Electric Theater (1953) and This Is Not a Test (1962). He died on January 1, 2000 in San Bernardino, California, USA.
William Flaman
William Flaman is known for 42 (2013), Black Knight (2001) and Harriet (2019).
