Bill Murray's Stereotypes

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Name: Bill Murray
Age: 65 (Born 1950)
Nationalities:Bill Murray has a range of nationalities that he can portray on screen. He can be European, English, American and Australian.
Age Range:60-75 years old
Head shot: ABOVE
Experience:Bill Murray has loved acting from the time he was in high school. He first joined a radio show which lead to his career in acting. He has stared in 79 movies, some in which he took the role of a characters voice. He has won one oscar for his. He continues to work in the acting industry aged 65.
Explanation: I have a chosen Bill Murray to act in my movie as he has extensive acting experience. I like the way he takes the values of his characters and makes them his own. He is a good choice to embody my character as

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