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Filmography
2004
Deadwood
(TV Series) (consulting producer - 1 episode)
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Deadwood
(2004)
... (consulting producer)
1986
Aliens
(executive producer)
1979
Alien
(producer - produced by)
2005
The Warriors
(Video Game) (based on the film by - uncredited)
Dog and Cat
(TV Series) (created by - 7 episodes, 1977) (story by - 1 episode, 1977)
1968
Bullitt
(second assistant director - uncredited)
1967
Gunsmoke
(TV Series) (second assistant director - 1 episode)
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Noose of Gold
(1967)
... (second assistant director - uncredited)
1960
Pepe
(assistant director - as Wally Hill)
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Actor (2 credits)
1979
Alien
(script revisions - uncredited)
2008
Ten Dead Men
(inspiration, thanks and love to the works of)
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Self (31 credits)
2017
Today
(TV Series)
Self - Guest
2009
Ànima
(TV Series)
Self
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Personal Details
Publicity Listings:
3 Interviews
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3 Articles
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1 Pictorial
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Alternate Names:
Walter L. Hill II | Wally Hill | Thomas Lee | Rob Marcus
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Personal Quote:
The real truth is these movies are all foreign driven. They need domestic releases. If the economics are right, people feel like they can be commercial in a reasonable way domestically. But they're really foreign driven. This movie would not exist without expectation of the foreign audience being vastly greater than the domestic.
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Trivia:
Credits his spare writing style to an enormous influence on him from
Alexander Jacobs's script for
Point Blank (1967), which he read while initially trying to enter the film industry.
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Trademark:
Frequently has a minor character named "Luther" in his films
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