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AKA: W H Macy, William Hall Macy, Jr
Nationality: American
Birthdate: 03/13/1950
Birthplace: Miami, Florida, USA
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An astonishing character actor-turned-lead on stage and screen, William H. Macy was at his best when he was humanizing despairing, imperfect people trying to keep their head up while their world disintegrates. Macy was a longtime collaborator of playwright and director David Mamet, originating the role of Bobby in Mamet’s famed “American Buffalo” on the Chicago stage in 1975, as well as appearing in Mamet’s films throughout his career. Additionally, he was giving memorable performances in several films by another boundary-pushing filmmaker, Paul Thomas Anderson. But of the top names in
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Began acting in high school in Maryland
1971
Appeared in a Washington, DC staging of "Jesus Christ Superstar"
1972
With David Mamet and Steven Schacter, moved to Chicago and co-founded the St. Nicholas Theater
1974
First production at St Nicholas Theater, Mamet's one-act "Squirrels"
1975
Stage directing debut, "The Poet and the Rent" at St. Nicholas Theater
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