William James Pullman

American actor Bill Pullman became famous for his filming in the films "Independence Day", "Lost Highway" and "While You Slept." The man's filmography includes more than a hundred works. Starting from insignificant roles, today the artist has great success in cinema and, despite his age, continues to regularly receive offers from directors.

Bill was born in the American city of Hornell, New York, at the end of 1953. He is American by nationality. Although his parents worked as doctors, the boy knew from childhood that he wanted to connect his life with the world of cinema. In addition to him, there were six more children in the family, the father and mother paid attention to everyone as best they could. By the way, most of them followed in the footsteps of their parents and today they also work in medicine.

Pullman attended comprehensive high school and graduated with a GPA. With a certificate in hand, the future actor moved to the city of Amherst, Massachusetts, and entered the local university for the directing department.

Bill diligently attended lectures and did his homework. University teachers predicted a great future for the guy, because they saw his talent. However, he did not immediately become an actor, after graduation, Pullman moved to Montana and got a job at an institute there, the man lectured to students.

He develops friendly relations with students, and many do not understand why he does not want to start working in the field of cinema, because he had all the data for this. In his youth, he did not even suspect that his acting career would be so successful.

Pullman's acting career began in the 1980s. At this point, he enlists in the theaters in Los Angeles and New York. Debut as an actor took place in 1981 with the release of the series "Cagney and Lacey". And the next picture with his participation, the audience saw after 4 years, it was also a series called "American Masters".

And in 1986, the man starred in the black comedy Ruthless People. Bill worked on the same site with Bette Midler and Danny DeVito. This was only the beginning of a career with cameo roles for which the audience did not remember the actor.

The first leading role went to the artist in 1987 in the parody film "Space Eggs". The man coped with the character, which was remembered by the audience. And other directors took note of a new face. After a meteoric rise for several years, Pullman gets only cameo roles, but the man does not despair and continues to attend auditions. During this period, he starred in the film "The Serpent and the Rainbow", "Reluctant Tourist", "When the Brain Dies", etc.

The peak of Pullman's acting career came in the mid-1990s. Then the man managed to appear in 2-3 tapes a year, and his popularity grew with each film. The audience remembered Bill as the protagonist of the romantic comedy "Sleepless in Seattle". Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks starred in this picture with a man.

In 1994, Pullman received an offer to shoot in the low-budget film The Last Seduction, to which he gladly agreed. The fact is that the director and screenwriter of this picture was John Dahl, a former student of Bill at the University of Montana. Although the film did not gain much popularity, viewers and critics still greeted it positively.

In 1995, the actor delighted the audience with his work in several films. They were an adaptation of the animated series "Casper", presented in a full-length format, and the romantic comedy "While you were sleeping." But the film, which brought the actor the greatest fame, was shown only a year later.

In 1996, the film "Independence Day" was released, in which Pullman played the president of the United States. And his next brilliant work was shooting in the psychological thriller "Lost Highway" by David Lynch.

Subsequently, Bill played mostly minor characters in films and theatrical productions. Most often, these were low-budget projects, but the roles of the actor, though not the main ones, were always bright and memorable.

In the new millennium, Pullman was also seen in many films, including Lucky Numbers, The Curse, Ultra-Americans, etc. In 2017, the man began acting in the series Sinner as detective Harry Ambrose.

When Pullman was 21 years old, he suffered a serious head injury. The actor spent 2 weeks in a coma, but managed to recover, but this event left its mark on the health of the man. Then he lost his sense of smell and to this day does not smell.

Not much is known about the actor's personal life. In 1987, he married Tamara Herwitz, a woman who worked as a dancer at that time. The wife gave her husband three children - two sons and a daughter.

It is known about the artist's real estate that he and his brother are the owner of a large ranch in the state of Montana. There, the man loves to spend time with his family in between filming. In addition to acting, Bill occasionally speaks at universities as a visiting professor and is a member of the board of trustees of universities.

In 2018, Bill Pullman starred in The Vice President as Nelson Rockefeller. The film tells about one of the most influential US vice-presidents, Dick Cheney, played by Christian Bale. The man worked on the same set with Alison Pill, Amy Adams, Steve Carell and other actors. In the United States, the premiere is scheduled for December 25, 2018, and Russian viewers will see the picture at the end of February 2019.

Despite his extensive experience in cinema, the celebrity continues to act in films and has no plans to end his career yet. Although the actor often disappears on the set, he does not forget to keep an eye on his appearance and tries to keep himself in shape. With a height of 187 cm, its weight is 87 kg.

The artist maintains communication with fans on Instagram, on the social network Bill uploads photos from meetings and events, as well as personal pictures.

1981 - "Cagney and Lacey" 1985 - "American Masters" 1986 - "Ruthless People" 1987 - "Spaceballs" 1993 - "Sleepless in Seattle" 1994 - "The Last Seduction" 1996 - "Independence Day" 1999 - "Ruined Palace" 2004 - "Dear Wendy" 2007 - "Kill Me" 2011 - "Bad Mom" ​​2015 - "Ultra American" 2017-2018 - "Sinner" 2018 - "The Great Equalizer 2" 2018 - "Vice President"

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William James Pullman Net Worth 2021

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William James Pullman Net Worth 2017

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