Overview
William Sage III (born April 3, 1962) is an American actor and alumnus of State University of New York at Purchase. He is known for his collaborations with director Hal Hartley. Sage has appeared in more than 80 movies, most notable American Psycho (2000), We Are What We Are (2013), Every Secret Thing (2014), and Wrong Turn (2021). On television, he appeared on Nurse Jackie, Hap and Leonard and Power.
Filmography
1992 Simple Men as Dennis McCabe
1995 Flirt as Bill
1995 The Perez Family as Steve Steverino
1996 I Shot Andy Warhol as Tom Baker
1998 High Art as Arnie
1998 Sex and the City as Kurt Harrington
1998 Somewhere in the City as Justin
1999 The Insider as Intense Young Intern
2000 Boiler Room as FBI Agent David Drew
2000 American Psycho as David Van Patten
2001 Glitter as Billie's Father
2002 No Such Thing as Carlo
2002 Evenhand as Officer Ted Morning
2003 Sin as Detective Cal Brody
2004 Mysterious Skin as Coach
2005 The Girl from Monday as Jack Bell
2006 The Handyman as Caleb Tucker
2006 Heavens Fall as Thomas Knight Jr.
2007 Fast Company as Robert
2007 If I Didn't Care as Davis Myers
2008 Tennessee as Roy
2009 Precious as Mr. Wicher
2010 The Scientist
2010 Off Season as The Man (short film)
2010 Boy Wonder as Terry Donovan
2010-2011 Nurse Jackie (TV series) as Bill / Seizure Man
2011 Boardwalk Empire (TV series) as Solomon Bishop / George Bishop
2012 Electrick Children as Tim
2012 Person of Interest as Reddy (Episode: "The Contingency")
2012 Surviving Family as Jerry Malone
2013 We Are What We Are as Frank Parker
2014 Every Secret Thing as Dave Fuller
2014 The Taking of Ezra Bodine as Dean
2015 The Boy as Sheriff
2015 Grass Stains
2015 The Preppie Connection as Mike Hammel
2016 Hap and Leonard (TV series) as Howard
2016 Fender Bender as The Driver
2016 AWOL as Roy
2017 The Price as John Kocher
2017 Welcome to Willits as Brock
2018 After Everything as Paul
2017-2018 Power as Sammy
2020 The Pale Door as Dodd
2021 Wrong Turn as Venable / Ram Skull
References
External links
Bill Sage Interview: Wrong Turn
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