It’s been declared the total amount of Bill Paxton net worth reaches a higher sum of $30 million dollars. Bill Paxton is mostly called an actor, yet, he’s enlarged his career in cinema and now he’s also called a film director. Therefore, his film continues to be additionally the primary supply of Bill Paxton net worth. At the center of the 1970s, Bill Paxton began his career in film world. Since that time, he’s worked in this business with no significant breaks. He’s famous from a variety of hit films, like “Titanic”, “Tombstone” and “Twister”. These pictures also have raised the general size of Bill Paxton net worth. Now, he’s generally known from TV, where he’s appearing on the TV series called “Big Love”, which can also be considered as among the primary resources of the existing size of Bill Paxton net worth.
Bill Paxton Net Worth $30 Million
In 1985, he got his big break in cinema world when he appeared in a movie called “Weird Science”, where he impersonated a part of Chet. He appeared as a leading performer in a few other movies, including “The Vagrant”, “One False Move” and “Brain Dead”. These pictures also have added up lots of sales to the total amount of Bill Paxton net worth. In the time of 1995-1997, Bill Paxton managed to appear in a film every year, including “Apollo 13” in 1995, “Twister” in 1996 and “Titanic” in 1997. In exactly the same time he appeared in some smaller jobs than these mentioned movies, like “Frailty”, “Traveller” and “A Simple Plan”. In the film “Frailty” he was also employed as a feature director, which was his introduction.
Therefore, along with his many appearances in movies, his face can also be understood from TV displays. These two engagements have added up a lot to the total size of his net worth and recognition. So, now he’s known as among the very most established celebrities in the market.
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Awards
Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture
Nominations
Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series or a Movie, Satellite Award for Best Actor – Television Series Drama, Golden Globe Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series – Drama, Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a...
Movies
Aliens, Titanic, Frailty, Twister, The Terminator, Edge of Tomorrow, Weird Science, True Lies, Apollo 13, Tombstone, One False Move, Near Dark, Nightcrawler, U-571, A Simple Plan, Vertical Limit, Mighty Joe Young, 2 Guns, Predator 2, Club Dread, Next of Kin, Haywire, The Greatest Game Ever Played, T...
TV Shows
Texas Rising, Hatfields & McCoys, America in Primetime, Big Love, Fresno, The Atlanta Child Murders, The Six O'Clock Follies, Biography, Festival Pass with Chris Gore
[on his experiences as a director] I have great empathy for my actors. They trust me because they know that I have been on the front end of the camera.
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Anyone who's worked very hard on a craft or an art to get a certain precision in terms of execution and performance wants to get past all that stuff that holds you up - your ego, all the doubts.
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[on James Cameron] This guy has more integrity than anyone I ever met in my life.
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[on auditioning for The Doors (1991)] I read my ass off. At the time I was doing Navy Seals (1990) and I flew up with short hair and a mustache to read for the lead. [Oliver Stone's] response was, "Well, I just don't see it".
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I support the troops. This is tough time right now. I think a lot of people in our industry are afraid to speak out. I had a drink with Sean Penn the other night. He went over to Baghdad in December just to see for himself what was going on. And that guy is as American as anybody I ever met.
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I've always loved movies about con men. I think con men are as American as apple pie.
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I want people to re-evaluate me. My dream would be to make films like Clint Eastwood did... You have to be a self-starter out here at a certain point. It's important to take the reigns or, otherwise, you can be regaled to obscurity so quickly.
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. . . but it was movies I had always wanted to be in. I'm into the whole thing, not just performing. I love watching what goes on behind the camera. My heroes are Buster Keaton and Harold Lloyd -- complete filmmakers.
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It's very liberating to be naked in front of a hundred people, but there's nothing sexual about lovemaking on a movie set...
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Fact
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Working on Texas Rising (2015), he found out that he is actually related to Sam Houston. "Sam Houston and I share common grandparents, going back six generations. His mother would be a great-aunt of mine. That makes Sam Houston and me second cousins four times removed".
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He has English, and smaller amounts of Scots-Irish, Austrian, German, French, and Swiss, ancestry.
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Appeared on Limp Bizkit's video, "Eat You Alive". [September 2003]
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Worked as a parking lot attendant.
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Utters the very first line of dialog in The Terminator (1984) and, along with Brian Thompson and Brad Rearden, were the first hapless humans to confront the Terminator in the 'flesh'. Paxton was the punk with the blue spiky hairdo.
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As an eight-year-old, he was in the crowd waving when President John F. Kennedy emerged from the Hotel Texas in Fort Worth, Texas, on the morning of November 22, 1963. There are pictures at the Sixth Floor Museum in Dallas where the young Paxton can clearly be seen astride the shoulders of an unidentified man.
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Is the only other actor, along with Lance Henriksen, to have been killed by a terminator, an alien, and a predator on screen. Bill was also killed by his character's own son in Frailty (2001).
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Is the only other actor, along with Lance Henriksen, to appear in the Alien, Predator and Terminator film series.
Inducted into the Texas Film Hall of Fame during their annual induction gala at Austin Studios in Austin, Texas on March 9, 2007 for his career achievement in the motion picture film industry. The Texas Film Hall of Fame inductees are native-born Texans who have achieved excellence in their film career.
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Was the first choice as Robert Langdon in The Da Vinci Code (2006). He turned the part down because he was already signed for Big Love (2006). Tom Hanks was cast for the film instead. Coincidentally, Hanks served as executive producer on Paxton's show "Big Love (2006).
As a teen, Bill caddied for golf great Ben Hogan in Fort Worth.
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Bill had rheumatic fever in the 7th grade. It kept him hospitalized for a month and bedridden for four months. He had to take regular doses of penicillin until he was 18.
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