Bill Flynn

Bill was born in Yonkers, New York, but grew up in the Bronx. Interested in story telling from a young age, at eleven, he was cast in a production of "Victoria Regina" in New York City. At one of the performances, he had the good fortune to meet Helen Hayes. Things were never the same. He has performed with theater companies in Norway, Germany, Virginia and Texas. Since 2000, he has concentrated on film and TV, but from time to time enjoys performing at local theater showcases. While living overseas, he learned German, and is also able to converse in French and American Sign Language. He has a good ear for accents, and enjoys playing characters which allow him to use one of those many voices of foreigners who now have their green cards, and permanently reside in his head. These foreign friends have allowed him to play a wide range of characters. Most recently he was British, as Old Ben Mickelson in "Comanche Moon," a German psychologist in "The Gray Man, The Story of Serial Killer Alb