Bill Belichick was born on April 16, 1952 in Nashville, Tennessee, USA. He is an actor, known for Rescue Me (2004), The NFL on CBS (1956) and NFL Monday Night Football (1970). He was previously married to Deborah Clarke.
1 brother (deceased) - per TV series "UnSung Hollywood - Bill Bellamy" (S3 Ep7) Recently aired on TVOne as a repeat on 11/16/2016, It's a Documentary show which details archival film footage and personal, revealing interviews, about the lives and careers of some of the world's most highly talented but sometimes forgotten celebrities from the industry. Credits: Gary Anthony Williams (Narrator).
Bill Belott, CSCS, is the owner of Body Designs West personal training studio in West Los Angeles, Ca. For more than 20 years, he has been training, educating and consulting with clients to help them to achieve measurable improvements in their health and to effect permanent lifestyle changes. Armed with the distinguished Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) credential from the National Strength and Conditioning Association, as well as the Performance Enhancement Specialist (PES) certification from the National Academy of Sports Medicine, Bill has helped several lifelong obese clients each lose more than 100 pounds, countless postnatal women to achieve a better shape and fitness level than they had even prior to being pregnant, celebrities look spectacular on-screen and for photo shoots, elite NCAA athletes gear up for competition (including the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens), and the average "Joe" achieve an improved quality of life.
Bill Benn is known for Crossbreed (2019), Pastor Greg's Reboot - Hope for Christmas (2018) and Diary of a Lunatic (2021).
Bill Bennett is known for Zombie Fried Chicken (2012), U-666 (2013) and Tenuous (2014).
Bill Bennett's career in film spans four decades. As a producer, director and writer he's made sixteen feature films and several documentaries. His work as a feature producer and director has been recognized with two Australian Film Institute Awards for Best Film and Best Director. Bill has been nominated for AFIs a further twelve times. He's also won two Logies for his journalistic and documentary work. Bill's film career began in 1972 when he dropped out of medical school at Queensland University to pursue a career at the Australian Broadcasting Commission. He spent ten years working as a journalist, then as a producer/director on such programs as Four Corners, This Day Tonight, and the acclaimed documentary series A Big Country. In 1982 he made his first independent dramatized documentary, screened on the ABC and the BBC. The film won the Sydney Film Festival Award for Best Documentary. A few years later he made his first feature length film, A Street To Die. Bill received AFI nominations for Best Film, Best Director and Best Screenplay. The film won Best Picture at the prestigious Karlovy Vary Film Festival. Bill has had two films in Official Selection at the Cannes Film Festival, (Backlash and Malpractice) and his films have been distributed by most Hollywood studios. He's had three major international retrospectives of his work: in the US, Germany and India. The New York Museum of Modern Art has also screened his movies. He's won numerous Best Film awards at various international film festivals. As an author, Penguin Random House recently completed publication of Bill's YA trilogy, Palace of Fires - one of their biggest selling titles in years. Recently Bill wrote and directed and produced a feature length theatrical documentary on intuition, called PGS - Intuition is your Personal Guidance System. PGS screened to acclaim in cinemas across Australia and the US.
Bill Benneyan is known for Xtreme Waterparks (2012) and Class Action Park (2020).
Bill Benz is a director and producer, known for The Nowhere Inn (2020), Man Seeking Woman (2015) and Detroiters (2017).
Bill Berger is known for Passing Fancy (2005), The Philco Television Playhouse (1948) and West Point (1956).
Bill Betenson is known for Gunslingers (2014) and Beyond Oak Island (2020).