Bill Weeden Biography

Bill Weeden ( William John Weeden ) an American theatre and screen actor, comedic writer and songwriter. He is a multi-award winning actor, writer, composer, performer who has acted in numerous films, such as the Troma cult classic “Sgt. Kabukiman N.Y.P.D.”

Bill Weeden Age

Bill was born on August 8, 1940, in Melbourne, Florida, United States.

Bill Weeden Height

He stands tall at a height of 5′ 9″ (1.75 m).

Bill Weeden Family and Education

Weeden was born and got raised, in Melbourne, Florida. He enrolled and later graduated from Yale University in 1962.

Bill Weeden Wife

Bill got married to his wife Dolores McDougal back in April 15, 1995.

Bill Weeden Career

Whedon is best known for his work in films; He has appeared in various Troma projects and other independent films, most notably Sgt. Kabukiman Police Department, New York (1990). The New York Post dubbed him “Troma Olivier” for his performance. Whedon played serial killer Hamilton Fish in Rachel Mason’s rock opera Life of Hamilton Fish (2013), where he appeared alongside the eponymous politician. Whedon is the only actor in the “slow movie” movie “Byron Jones.” In the parody film Psycho Ape!, Whedon plays Dr. ZOOmis vs. Kansas bowling alley. Whedon is best known for his work in the film genre; He has appeared in many Troma projects and other independent films.

Weeden was the writer of the Broadway show Hurry Up, Harry (1972) and contributed to the Broadway show I Am Solomon (1968). Whedon played Huckabee in the final performance of “Fantasia” at Sullivan Street, which ended in 2002. He also appeared in the documentary Remembering: Fantasia, which tells the history of the series. Along with fellow actors and writing colleagues David Finkle and Sally Fay (Weeden, Finkle & Fay), he created two original musicals for the New York production group Playwrights Horizons with the children’s musical Babar’s Birthday Theaterworks/USA. The trio also did major commercial work for a Fortune magazine offering designed to entertain and attract advertisers despite being on the front end.

Weeden’s songs and other contributions have been published in Fortune magazine. The musical “In the Weed: Selections from the Bill Weeden Songbook.” Vuitton has also appeared in East Village outdoor productions such as As You Like It, Georges Bataille’s Bathrobe, Great Amberons, Atlantic City productions Little Shop of Horrors, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Green “The Wild One” and “Damn Yankees.” Weeden (along with Finkle and Fay) wrote most of the songs for Martin Charnin’s 1987 off-Broadway musical The No-Frills Revue. Whedon, mostly with writing partner David Finkel, created comics for Lily Tomlin, Carol Channing, Stiller and Milla, Dick Shawn, Madeleine Kahn, and others. Weeden, Finkel and Fey’s “Part of the Problem (Inflation Song)” was released on 7-inch vinyl.

Weeden has frequently appeared with the Upright Citizens Brigade, including the comedy film “The Author Wrote a F***ing Book”, a parody of the James Patterson commercial Stamatelaky, written by Achilles and directed by Ryan He collaborated frequently. Edited by Hunter. Whedon played reporter/actor Jordan Klepper’s father on the 2015 version of “The Daily Show.” He frequently collaborates with his wife, Dolores McDougal, and unveils many new sounds. Vuitton wrote and sang “One Big Team” for the 1988 New York Yankees Veterans Day, and Tony Award-winning Broadway actor James Naughton performed the song on YES Network’s “Yankees Magazine” in 2006. Whedon has worked with horror film producers and actors such as Larry Fessenden and Amy. Seimetz lent his voice to the radio horror film “Tales from Beyond the Pale.”

Bill Weeden Net Worth

Bill has an estimated net worth of 3 million dollars.

Bill Weeden Movies

• Sgt. Kabukiman N.Y.P.D. (1990)
• Citizen Toxie: The Toxic Avenger IV (2000)
• Never Again (2001)
• Try to Remember: The Fantasticks (2003)
• Bill W. (2012)
• The Lives of Hamilton Fish (2013)
• Applesauce (2015)
• The Ungovernable Force (2015)
• Are We Not Cats (2016)
• Shakespeare’s Sh*tstorm (2020)
• Psycho Ape (2020)
• Ramekins: Ramekin II (2021)
• RedSin (2021)
• The Once and Future Smash (2022)