What happened to Bill Pullman?
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What happened to Bill Pullman?
He was a borderline star in the mid 90's with Independence Day and the Last Seduction.
What happened to him?
I think he did one movie in a supporting role in Nurse Betty.
What happened to him?
I think he did one movie in a supporting role in Nurse Betty.
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Doesn't look like he has been in anything high profile, but according to IMDB he has been and is still busy.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000597/
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000597/
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Re: What happened to Bill Pullman?
Originally posted by corycouger
He was a borderline star in the mid 90's with Independence Day and the Last Seduction.
What happened to him?
He was a borderline star in the mid 90's with Independence Day and the Last Seduction.
What happened to him?
Sometimes actors want to act, not just have their faces splashed all over the multiplex.
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Re: Re: What happened to Bill Pullman?
Originally posted by scott1598
Just because you haven't seen anything other than mainstream
movies doesn't mean an actor moved off the face of the planet.
Maybe broaden your horizons.
Just because you haven't seen anything other than mainstream
movies doesn't mean an actor moved off the face of the planet.
Maybe broaden your horizons.
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Re: Re: What happened to Bill Pullman?
Originally posted by marty888
What happened? He's been busy with a lot of things, including 3 or 4 movies currently in post-production, directing a few TV things, and he spent 8 months in 2002 on Broadway starring in Edward Albee's Tony Award and Pulitzer-prize winning play The Goat.
Sometimes actors want to act, not just have their faces splashed all over the multiplex.
What happened? He's been busy with a lot of things, including 3 or 4 movies currently in post-production, directing a few TV things, and he spent 8 months in 2002 on Broadway starring in Edward Albee's Tony Award and Pulitzer-prize winning play The Goat.
Sometimes actors want to act, not just have their faces splashed all over the multiplex.