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William O'Leary(I)

Actor
Producer

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An offbeat fable about a disillusioned man who discovers his face has transformed into a mirror and must venture out into the world to reclaim his identity.

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William O'Leary was born on 19 October 1957 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Bull Durham (1988) and Hot Shots! (1991).

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Bull Durham

7.0

Jimmy

1988

Hot Shots!

6.7

Pete 'Dead Meat' Thompson

1991

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Actor

Roomie
Short
- Tom
- 2020
Shameless
8.5
TV Series
- Sgt. Rucker
- 2020
NCIS
7.8
TV Series
- Chief Martin Freydano
- 2019
The InBetween
7.0
TV Series
- Manny
- 2019
The Legend of Joan of Arc
- Cauchon (voice)
- 2019
Discover Indie Film
8.3
TV Series
- Tom (The Faceless Man)
- 2019
Fairview Chronicles
7.8
TV Mini Series
- Dr. Martin Richards
- 2018
The Faceless Man
6.6
Short
- Tom - The Faceless Man
- 2018
SEAL Team
7.8
TV Series
- Mark Buckman
- 2017
NCIS: Los Angeles
6.8
TV Series
- Harry Zinetti
- 2017
Bosch
8.5
TV Series
- Vincent Ackles
- 2016
Is That a Gun in Your Pocket?
5.0
- Sam Graves
- 2016
Hell Froze Over
7.8
TV Series
- Uncle Joe
- 2013
In My Pocket
4.8
- Mr. Jameson
- 2011
Rizzoli & Isles
7.6
TV Series
- Attorney Worster
- 2011

Official sites
- Official Site
- The Actor's Path
Born
- October 19, 1957
- Chicago, Illinois, USA
Other works
Precious Sons (1986). Written by George Furth. Assistant Director: Diane Camp. Directed by Norman René. Longacre Theatre: 20 Mar 1986- 10 May 1986 (60 performances + 28 previews that began on 24 Feb 1986. Cast: Ed Harris (as "Fred"), Judith Ivey (as "Bea"), Anne Bobby [credited as Anne Marie Bobby] (as "Sandra"), William O'Leary (as "Art") [Broadway debut], Anthony Rapp (as "Freddy"). Standbys: George Bamford (as "Fred"), Kelly Bishop (as "Bea"). Understudies: Chris Gartin (as "Art/Freddy"), Mary B. Ward (as "Sandra"). Produced by Roger Berlind and Marty Bell. Associate Producer: Michael Sanders.