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I tour the show as often as I can. Maybe I'll die onstage as William Lantry someday. Bury me with the book. I had a fever dream; a grand and gothic library, high on a precipice. An old library-keeper invited me in. There was Amontillado. The moon rose. I feel in love. When I woke up, I was lying on a stone floor, a skeleton key in my bony fist.
Actor. Years active. 1994-present. Oberst's voice. recorded December 2017. Website. www .billoberstjr .com. William Oberst Jr. (born November 21, 1965) is an American stage, film and television actor of German descent. [1] Known for his work in horror and cult films, his career includes projects in film, television and one-man-show theater ...
Many along the Grand Strand know hometown actor Bill Oberst Jr. from his brilliant portrayals of Mark Twain, JFK and Southern humorist Lewis Grizzard. Each December, Oberst plays the entire Dickensian cast of characters from A Christmas Carol in an abbreviated version frequently staged at Brookgreen Gardens. Though he’s acted wearing a simple ...
Special Skills. mimicry. body horror. Emmy-winner with 190 film/tv credits. CRIMINAL MINDS character is #8 on CBS.com's "Most Notorious CM Serial Killers" list. Awards include Daytime Emmy Award, Lon Chaney Award, United Solo Off-Broadway Award 25 more. Plays author Ray Bradbury in authorized touring stage production RAY BRADBURY LIVE (FOREVER ...
Dec 22, 2023 · Bill Oberst Jr. Known for Daytime Emmy Award-winning “Take This Lollipop” and a ratings-winning role on CBS-TV’s “Criminal Minds,” Bill Oberst Jr. is an American actor of stage and screen whose real-life gentleness and interest in things spiritual are at odds with his often macabre screen persona.
Jun 9, 2011 · Check out our interview below with Bill where he talks all about the latest and greatest horror projects he’s currently involved in including Brandon Slagle ‘Vivid’ and the Gabriel Sabloff helmed ‘The Last Supper’!
Adversary: a show about Satan by Bill Oberst Jr. Why do we do bad when we say we want to do good? The idea of Satan is as old as we are. ADVERSARY is a solo performance of stories from Dostoevsky, Robert Louis Stevenson, Milton's "Paradise Lost" and, of course, the New Testament. Whether you take Satan to be literal or literature is up to you.
