The Characters and Faces
(and shoes)
of Bill Pullman

 

Bill Pullman
Affectionately referred to on some sites as Bill, on others as BP, on still others as the sexiest man in existence (Hm-m-m. I suppose I could affectionately refer to him as Billy since I'm older than he is!), Bill Pullman's talents are many.  He is associated with film, TV, and theater projects: some he's acted in completely by being one the characters, some he's acted in behind the scenes by being a voice of one of the characters, some he's directed, and some he's acted in and directed. Throughout his association with those things, Bill Pullman has given all of us a gift ... the gift of his versatility as an actor, which has created a whole slew of memorable characters. From the most serious movies like Lost Highway and Malice to the silliest comedies like Going Under and Nervous Ticks, he has given our lives various and unique men to love or hate, quote and mimic, laugh or cry about. And those men are ... Dennis Alan, George Bailey, Biff Banner, Morgan Banner, Jack Bennett, Crow Black, Bob, Jack Callaghan, Callum Crane, Whitman Crawford, Edward S. Curtis, York Daley, Ben Darnell, Dave, Bryan Denton, Commander Gary Dolan, Steve Donohue, William J. Frick, Conor Gallagher, Henry Greene, Clay Gregory, Henry Hale, James Harvey, Julian Hedge, Bob Hinson, Harry Howe, Jeffrey Jamison, Paul Kessler, Peter Kirk, Captain Joe Korso, Krugsby, Detective Pat Lakewood, Buck Latham, Supply Sgt. MacTae (part was cut), Fred Madison, Max Mariner, Rex Martin, Richard Massey, Ed Masterson, Mike Max, Nicholas Meany, Orin Meecham, Earl Mott, a parking fascist, Peter, Rick O'Lette, Andy Safian, Jason Slocumb, Lone Starr, Nick Symonds, Rich Thurber, Henry Tibbetts, an unnamed construction site foreman, an unnamed ticket clerk, the Virginian, Walter, Jack Wells, Peter Whiting, Tom Whitmore, and Daryl Zero.	This has always been and probably will always be my favorite picture of him.
This site is for all those men with a huge note of thanks to BP, Bill, Billy, Mr. Pullman for breathing life into these memorable guys.

Table of Contents The shoes in this list and on all other pages are your links. Click them and they will take you to the designated page or site. If you forget, just remember that you put shoes on to go somewhere. Links: Other places to go, people to see, and things to do related to Bill Pullman on the web. Meeting Bill Pullman: On October 16, 2000, I and two of my friends were lucky enough to meet Bill Pullman at the Cornerstone Theater's 1st Annual Bridge Awards. This is my story of the event. Movies: A year by year listing of the movies that all those characters noted above are in. On other web sites this is called "Filmography." Each year is a link to the characters for the movies of that year. If you're a regular visitor to this site, look for a little red gem next to the movies that have had recent updates (oh, say, in the last couple of months from whenever you're reading this). It looks like this: Why Shoes? An interesting question, don't you think? Ye Olde Public Notice: An explanation of what this site is and isn't. You should probably read this first if you came here looking for personal information about Bill Pullman.

"The Characters and Faces (and shoes) of Bill Pullman" web pages were originally established November 7, 1999 in Hometown AOL on America Online. In June 2000 the pages were moved to MSN's Talkcity. After acquiring our own domain, WascalBunny.org, in May 2001, the pages were moved once again on August 5, 2001. We intend to stay here for quite awhile with our thanks to Yahoo Website Services!

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