Billy Walsh:
The inspiration for the movie "Beverly Hills Ninja", this barbarian is no great white hype; quite the contrary, he is realer than Evander Holyfield. Pink Floyd made a little known album about him in 1983 about the trials and tribulations of his short life entitled "The Brighter Side of the Moon is Still Sort of Dark". Unfortunately it was only certified plastic, so his dreams of living ghetto fabulous were short lived.
Taking advice from his legal council, a craps player/hustler from Tennessee that goes by the alias Grits and Gravy, he bought his mother a Cadillac and spent the rest of his money on PCP. He caught the acting bug, and was featured as a stunt double in movies such as "Rad", "They Live", "Roots", and "The Bodyguard". Just as he received his first big break, there was an extremely unfortunate incident on the set of Tremors. While performing stunts for Kevin Bacon, Walsh was viciously attacked by one of the robotic aliens, slicing his thumb straight off (a talented young paramedic was able to sew it back on). That was the very moment Billy Walsh decided to pick up a camera and began filming.
His career started off slow, shooting home videos for his friends and family. The best of his early works include Katie’s 3rd birthday party at Disneyland, and Bruce Meyers funeral (what a soundtrack). He is now in control of audio/visual for BNC enterprises, and gets better with every shoot. Billy Walsh has a technical skill mastered by his time living in the gutters of East L.A., and his steady hand provides action shots that put the Hidden Dragon franchise to shame. Billy Walsh is the Stanley Kubrick to the BNC Full Metal Jacket. Keep on keeping on B Dub, we love every second of it.
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