Bill Adler, a captivating and charming actor, frequently appeared in a variety of enjoyable low-budget drive-in exploitation films during the 1970s. He had a notable presence in numerous movies produced by the prolific B-flick studio, Crown International Pictures.
Adler's journey in the world of acting began with a strong foundation in his craft, as he studied at the renowned Goodman School of Drama in Chicago. He also attended Trinity University in Texas and Wayne State University in Detroit, further honing his skills.
Bill made his film debut in the iconic 1975 movie "Switchblade Sisters," directed by the talented Jack Hill, where he played the memorable role of "Fingers." His other notable performances include "Duane," the antagonistic drag race champion in "The Pom Pom Girls" (1976),"Steve," the charming protagonist in "The Van" (1977),and "Bobby," the charismatic lead in "Van Nuys Blvd." (1979).
In addition to his film work, Adler also had guest spots on several popular television shows, including "Wonder Woman" (1975),"CHiPs" (1977),"Trapper John, M.D." (1979),and "Vega$" (1978).
On stage, Bill performed in various productions, including Shakespearean plays and classic dramas. Outside of acting, Adler is also a qualified voice and speech instructor.
In his personal life, Bill is the proud father of three sons, Luke, Brent, and Shane. He has also ventured into entrepreneurship, establishing his own Leather Goods brand, "Will Leather Goods."
