William Sanderson

William Sanderson

William Sanderson is an American actor known for his role as J.F. Sebastian in the film Blade Runner. Most recently he has portrayed E. B. Farnum in the HBO television series Deadwood and Sheriff Bud Dearborne on True Blood.

 
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(New Trailer Featuring Bob D ylan's "Beyond Here Lies Nothin' ") Film Intuition's Interview With William Sanderson Bookmark this on Delicious Print Page ( photo source ) Although he jokes that he'd "rather be typecast than not cast at all,” versatile actor William Sanderson has portrayed more than his fair share of villains or types he classified in the start of his career as "prairie scum." ( photo source ) And finally he's gotten the chance to play a man on the right side of the law as the vampire hunting Sheriff Bud Dearborne in Alan Ball's Golden Globe award-winner True Blood which garnered ... Read Full Story
 
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William Sanderson (sherrif Bud Dearborn) was interviewed by ABC News, he talks about True Blood’s second season and more and a short clip is shown. Related Posts: Carrie Preston: ‘True Blood’ Gets Really Chaotic This Season Deborah Ann Woll: ‘Bill Will Get Everything He Deserves. Promise!’ The Fan Q&A Sessions Red carpet interview with Stephen and Alexander True Blood article on TVGuide Share this Read Full Story
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Hollywood Life.com recently had the chance to interview True Blood’s William Sanderson. William has starred in film classics Coal Miner’s Daughter, Blade Runner, and HBO ’s Deadwood. In the interview, William talks about what appealed to him about True Blood, working with True Blood cast members, the types of roles he’s played and his childhood. Read Full Story
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Article on FilmSchool Rejects by Kevin Carr You may not know his name, but you know his face. And you know his voice. Whether he’s the quirky little genius from Blade Runner , or the flannel-wearing brother Larry from the classic television show Newhart , William Sanderson is one of the most famous people you didn’t think you knew. Like his contemporary “that guy” brethren Stephen Tobolowsky and Danny Trejo (whom he collectively refers to as “a group of people who won’t win any beauty contests”), all of which are featured in the documentary The Face Is Familiar airing on Starz on June 9, ... Read Full Story
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Browse > Home / News , Supporting Cast , Supporting Characters / William Sanderson: His Time on True Blood April 27, 2009 by AdoreBill   William Sanderson , who plays Sheriff Bud Dearborne on Alan Ball ’s hit HBO TV series True Blood spoke recently with Marilyn Beck and Stacy Jenel Smith from Creators.com regarding his time on the show. When asked about his role as Sheriff Bud Dearborne and what does he see happening with his character on the show he stated that: “I don’t know how much longer I’ll survive. To be honest, there’s not much on Bud in the books,… I’m ... Read Full Story
ACTOR William Sanderson, now seen as Sheriff Dearborne on HBO's "True Blood," which returns Sunday, was at University of the Arts recently to shoot an interview for "Starz Inside: The Face is Familiar," a documentary on character actors premiering at 10 tomorrow night on Starz.  
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ACTOR William Sanderson , now seen as Sheriff Dearborne on HBO's "True Blood," which returns Sunday, was at University of the Arts recently to shoot an interview for "Starz Inside: The Face is Familiar," a documentary on character actors premiering ...  
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BuddyTV spoke to William Sanderson about his career and the new season of True Blood . Sanderson talked about vampires, his guest appearance on this season of Lost , and an upcoming Starz documentary about character actors he'll be appearing in. Well ...  
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Memphis Commercial AppealSanderson, Son of Memphis: William SandersonMemphis Commercial Appeal, TN... a great guy, and a proud son of Memphis; if he'd been around in the 1930s and '40s, I have no doubt he'd have been a Hollywood mainstay, vying for the character roles played by the likes of Elisha Cook Jr., Dwight Frye, Walter Catlett and others; ...  
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... "The Rocketeer", "Fletch"- will we see you on the big screen again soon? I did an independent film called Pretty Ugly People. Directed by Tate Taylor, it stars Missi Pyle, Melissa McCarthy, Allison Janney, and many other terrific young actors. ...  
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