Bill Brown

Bill Brown was a fixture of the Buffalo, New York film and theatre communities, appearing in feature films, shorts and TV commercials. He appeared in numerous features directed by Fred Olen Ray, Christopher Ray and Gregory Lamberson. But that was just the tip of the iceberg: nearly every filmmaker and actor in Western New York worked with Bill during the years 2013 - 2022. Amazingly, he did not begin acting until after retiring from a long held factory job. A widower, he began dabbling in theatre. After appearing in the Starry Night Theatre production of "Treasure Island" at the Ghostlight Theatre in Tonawanda, Bill worked as a background performer in his first film, Lamberson's horror comedy "Dry Bones." Soon after, he appeared in a major speaking role opposite Lynn Lowry in Sam Qualiana's micro-budget found footage monster movie "The Legend of Six Fingers." Roles in Kory Green's "The Romans" and Adam Steigert's "Ombis: Alien Invasion" soon followed. Bill began working background in F