William Smith

He would sit there and just kind of stare him down with his broken nose and beady eyes.

But we have William Smith, Doug McClure, Henry Darrow.

Michael Paul Chan was there.

Bill Henderson, he was there.

But beyond John Alderman, there's actually a very brief appearance in the beginning of the film for about 10 minutes or so from Diane Thorne.

who is of course most known for playing Ilsa in that series of films there is also a really really strong performance from William Smith who is more so known for being in Rumblefish and The Outsiders, as well as Red Dawn, you know, 80s movies.

But I believe he was also in some capacity in Gilda, which he shares as well as...

Not important.

Sicko isn't really the best word, but cocktail waitresses are getting killed and then their bodies are being posed and their pictures are being taken.

Where that plot point goes is Not really anywhere, but the fact that it's like a killer with the camera and the police are after him.

William Smith plays the sort of main cop and Bruce Watson is the psycho killer in the movie, a very animated character.

from Bruce Watson.

Chrome and hot leather.

I'll first tell you that I love, love, love, love, love William Smith.

And he's the only thing I loved about this movie.

William Smith is my favorite all-time actor ever.

I mean, driving or not, he's my favorite all-time favorite.

I never

knew that about

you, David.

Oh my God

... with, uh, William Smith I think is the lead in it.

William Smith is my new fashion hero.

He's the true Will Smith.

Dude, William Smith, who is in Champagne and Bullets as well.

He's in everything now.

But by the time he does Champagne and Bullets he's coked and drunk out of his mind.

There's the, uh, actor that's in, uh, Fast Company as well as, uh, Champagne and Bullets.

You familiar with William Smith?

No, I can't say I am.

William Smith.

He has the natural voice of what...

It's like the projected voice of what's gonna happen with Tim Heidecker or what would've happened with Tim Heidecker if he didn't kill off his, like, Alex Jones impersonation and was constantly destroying his own vocal cords-

Yeah.

Is it just the fact that they hired William Smith to play him?

I was going to say, but unfortunately, the actor they chose probably doesn't or didn't have the range that would be required for that.

But I could be wrong.

I don't know.

William Smith is an interesting character actor who has always been kind of a strong man.

He's a little bit of a weird looking guy.

He's kind of beady eyed.