British Bill Bailey is famous all over the world as a comedian. However, few people know that in addition to this, he often acts in films, most often in comedy projects. Of course, Bill rarely gets the main roles in films and TV shows, but despite this, his characters are very memorable to the audience.
At the moment, Bill Bailey's filmography includes about seventy different film and television projects.
Like hard cops
Comedian Bill Bailey showed his professionalism like never before in the film "Sort of Hard Cops". The actor got two roles in the project at once. He played the brothers of Sgt. Turner. They are very similar in appearance, but only one of them has short hair, and his hairstyle is always smoothed, and the second has curls sticking out in different directions on his head.
Nicholas Engel is at the center of the story. He is considered one of the best police officers in London. One day, for some reason, the hero is transferred to work in a remote village, in which there is absolutely no crime. The only tragedies that the villagers face areaccidents at work.
Soon, Nicholas begins to feel that too often someone dies in the village. He suspects that someone is simply disguising the murders as accidents. Together with his partner Andy Wainwright, Angel begins an investigation. It turns out that the protagonist's assistant is actually the worst fit for this place. Andy is a novice, he doesn't know how to act according to the situation, he constantly needs someone's guardianship, but Nicholas has no choice. The cop is determined to find the culprit. However, how can you be sure that the same horrifying killer is not just a figment of the imagination of a policeman who is completely homesick in a remote village?
Black's Bookstore
Bill Bailey can also be seen on Black's Books. The sitcom tells about a bookstore called Black Books, located in one of the most prestigious areas of London. Despite this, the bookstore is not popular. The reason for this is the owner of Black Books Irishman Bernard Black.
The main character of the tape is very fond of drinking and never works. Therefore, he does everything possible so that customers do not go to his store. There is a sign on the door that reads "Closed" on both sides. And if anyone wanders into the bookshop, Bernard treats them very rudely.
Things would have been really bad if the store did not have an assistant to Bernard Manny, whose role is played by Bill Bailey. The guy himselfvery clumsy and inattentive, but his kindness and sincerity always win over customers. Of course, it is this trait in Manny that annoys Black. Among the main characters, you can also see a good friend of Black named Fran. She often visits the store, as she herself works very close to the store.
How to Marry a Millionaire
A small but very prominent role went to Bill Bailey in the film "How to Marry a Billionaire". The actor played the father of the main character. Kim has been skateboarding for many years, she even became a champion. However, one day the girl leaves her passion for sports.
The fact is that the girl's mother dies, because of this, the father becomes very ill. He can no longer take care of himself on his own, and Kim has to help him. She works multiple jobs to pay her bills.
Hoping to find a job with good earnings, the girl gets a job as a maid in one of the best ski resort hotels. In addition, Kim begins snowboarding. She is helped in this by a very attractive guy, the son of the owner of the resort.
Arms and legs for love
"Hands and Feet for Love" is another movie starring Bill Bailey. In the black comedy, the actor got the role of an executioner named Angus.
The action takes place in 1828. The film tells about the rivalry between two famous surgeons whofor many years they can not decide which of them is better. At the same time, they are both teaching. For practical lessons, they need real corpses. Of course, dead bodies can't be obtained legally.
When two emigrants William Burke and William Hare find out about this, they decide to earn extra money. They dig up recently buried corpses and sell them to surgeons. Heroes still do not even suspect how risky this is. The tape is based on a true story, when people began to disappear from West Port Street in Edinburgh.
