Everett McGill
Actor best known for 'The People Under the Stairs'
Born
October 21st, 1945
79 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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An American actor, recognized for roles in film and television. Gained prominence through the horror genre, particularly with the film 'The People Under the Stairs' directed by Wes Craven. Also featured in 'Silver Bullet', a werewolf film adapted from Stephen King’s novella. Appeared in the television series 'Twin Peaks', portraying the character Big Ed Hurley, contributing to the show's cult status. Career spanned several decades and included various roles in both independent and mainstream projects.
Portrayed 'Big Ed Hurley' in 'Twin Peaks'
Starred in 'The People Under the Stairs'
Featured in 'Silver Bullet'
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