Gil Bellows

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Biography

Gil Bellows is an American actor best known for his portrayal of Billy Thomas in FOX's drama series "Ally McBeal." He made his debut…more

Born

6/18/1967, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Birth Name

Gil Bellows

Gender

Male
  • Gil Bellows as Maxwell Lord on Smallvill...

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    • In 2005, Gil landed his first job as a producer. He co-produced Sweet Land, a drama movie starring Alan Cumming & Lois Smith.
    • In 2004, Gil appeared in another documentary as himself, this time in a short feature movie titled Hope Springs Eternal: A Look Back at 'The Shawshank Redemption', which reflected on the film in its 10th Anniversary.
    • In 1996, Gil played himself in Al Pacino's documentary movie titled Looking for Richard, based on William Shakespeare's novel.
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    • Gil: The exciting thing about what I do is, if you're a little lucky and you're a little busy, chances are you get to work with great directors. And if you do a Robert Altman film, chances are you'll work with all of them.
    • Gil: I've had a few opportunities in my life to be a part of classic entertainment and anytime you have a chance to be a part of something that can stand the test of time, you relish it.
    • Gil (about working on Ally McBeal): We have an opportunity here to do something that is ground-breaking, that doesn't come along very often.