This block contains the information about William H. Macy and provides an insight into the life of the celebrity. From here you can also learn when, how and why the profession of an actor was chosen. Some interesting facts are waiting for you here.

William H. Macy was born in March 1950 in Miami. After her husband died, his mother Louis Merrill, who already had another son from her previous marriage, moved together with her sons into another city. At first William was growing up in Atlanta, later in Cumberland where he graduated the high school. According to the reviews of his classmates he was a classical nerd which didn’t kept him away from performing in the school plays of the school. After following the steps of his brother, he learnt how to play guitar and was even singing for a little while in a music band. But the show business didn’t make him feel good. After a little time he went to college in order to become a veterinary, but couldn’t stay apart from the desire to participate in the theater shows that were held in the university. After the summer vacation, William was transferred to Goddard College in Vermont, where he started to learn the art of performance under the eye of his teacher David Mamet. Since that time he was taking part in practically every play which was directed by John, as he was simply amazed by the works of this famous professional. Currently Macy is performing in the cinema a lot, though he didn’t forget the theater carrier, and in USA he is mostly known as a theater actor, than as a movie star.

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Here you can learn about the movies William H. Macy acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
Sahara - Admiral Jim Sandecker	$130M	2005	$18.1M	$68.6M
Jurassic Park III - Paul Kirby	$93M	2001	$50.8M	$181M
Seabiscuit - Tick Tock McGlaughlin	$87M	2003	$20.9M	$120M
Air Force One - Major Caldwell	$85M	1997	$37.1M	$173M
Mystery Men - Shoveler	$65M	1999	$10M	$29.7M
A Civil Action - James Gordon	$60M	1998	$70.1K	$56.7M
The Client - Dr. Greenway	$45M	1994		$92.1M
Pleasantville - George Parker	$40M	1998	$8.86M	$40.6M
Magnolia - Donnie Smith	$37M	1999	$194K	$22.5M
Ghosts of Mississippi - Charlie Crisco	$36M	1996	$168K	$13.1M
Tall Tale - Railroad Magnate (uncredited)	$32M	1995		$8.25M
Being Human - Boris	$30M	1994		$1.52M
Cellular - Sgt. Bob Mooney	$25M	2004	$10.1M	$32M
Psycho - Milton Arbogast	$25M	1998	$10M	$21.4M
Roommates - Doctor (uncredited)	$22M	1995		$12.1M
The Maiden Heist - George McLendon, Producer	$20M	2009
Spartan - Stoddard	$19.2M	2004	$2.01M	$4.36M
Radio Days - Radio actor (as W.H. Macy)	$16M	1987		$14.8M
Boogie Nights - Little Bill	$15M	1997	$50.2K	$26.4M
Wag the Dog - CIA Agent Charles Young	$15M	1997	$92.1K	$43M