History
5 years 9 weeks
Public Info
Makes a return to genre films as co-executive producer with Pamela Hunter and actor in SKF's lastest, Attack of the Baby Doll, as cable access doll appraiser. Trained in the classics at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London, England, William has enjoyed bringing a number of Shakespearean roles to life as well as treading the boards in comedies such as Lunch Hour and classics by Dickens and O'Neill. William earned his b-movie stripes early on with his appearance as Eddie in the Night Trap video game starring Dana Plato (Diff'rent Strokes), made infamous by joint Senate Judiciary and Government Affairs Committee hearing on video game violence. Residing in North Hollywood, William has become a welcome addition to the SKF troupe while continuing to pan products via television commercials.
William Bertrand