William Campbell

William "Bill" J Campbell was born on October 30, 1923, in Newark, New Jersey, USA. It was good to Star Trek Click to look into! >> Read More... fans in the first season episode when Campbell portrayed as the “God-Child” "The Esquire of Gothos " and for his “Koloth” role in the second episode of the season, but when he began his career as an actor Campbell always had to star in low-budget films and also played a small role in the John Garfield’s “The Breaking Point.” His career had seen some ups and many downs, Nevertheless Campbell succeeded in gaining a lot of critic and audience applause for his first main starring role as a prisoner to death in 1955 drama “Cell 255 Death Row” despite his amazingly powerful performance he was denied decent roles as a lead actor in high budget movies, all he was offered was supporting roles to main characters. His most famous work was the horror thriller Dementia 13 and night of evil, which is the story of a young woman working as a cheerleader in high school but ends up being a stripper who commits an armed robbery.

He also appeared in many TV series such as "Star Trek" and "The Streets of San Francisco" The Wild Wild West (in an episode with Maggie Thrett, by Gene L. Coon written), Combat!, Bonanza and Gunsmoke (including an episode with James Gregory and Ed Mc Cready, directed by Vincent Mc Eveety). William Campbell also served in the Pacific with the US Navy in World War II World War II is a Malayalam information TV show on >> Read More... . He married three times, and his first wife Judith Campbell Exner claimed a mistress of President John F. Kennedy in which she also had an affair with Mafia boss Sam Giancana of Chicago Mob. She was also a lover of Frank Sinatra, who introduced both President John F. Kennedy and Mafia boss Sam Giancana. Moreover, according to the New York Times, she organized the meeting between the president and the head of the Chicago mafia. Bill Campbell became the first person to sing on the screen with Elvis Presley Elvis Presley (Elvis Aaron Presley) was a pioneer >> Read More... in the movie Love Me Tender (1956). During and after his acting career, he worked with the film and television fund, and at one time was its main fundraising director. He died aged 87 in 2011, at the Television Fund Hospital in Woodland Hills, CA