Bill Crouch
Actor and Former Professional Wrestler
Short Bio
Bill Crouch had his first taste of acting in 1974
when he was cast in a movie called “The Wrestler” which starred many
of the American Wrestling Association and National Wrestling
Association wrestlers.
He got that part only because he was working as a wrestler at that
time in the AWA and continued wrestling in the south east until 1980.
Joining the Army in 1982, he spent the next six
years as a heavy equipment mechanic/supervisor.
After the Army, life continued until the acting bug bit again
with him auditioning for Community Theaters in the Olympia,
Washington area in 1995.
In a ten year span he amassed acting credits in eighteen shows and
included directing of his favorite non musical show, ‘The Odd
Couple.’ His final show
prior to moving to Arizona was in 2005 playing Senex in ‘A Funny
Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.’
Also included in his portfolio are two Washington
State Industrial/Commercial films, one commercial and training film for Les Schwab
Tires, and two locally produced film student movies in Olympia,
Washington.
Bill is a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer and
currently is working for the US Army as a Systems Analyst.
