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Bill Pullman On How He Found The Syntax Of A Sociopath For Lifetime’s ‘Murdaugh Murders: The Movie’ – Contenders TV
Pullman used court video to help him prepare for his role in 'Murdaugh Murders: The Movie' for Lifetime's ripped-from-the-headlines made-for TV film.
Bill Pullman thinks he was the last person on earth who hadn’t heard of Alex Murdaugh, the personal injury attorney who was found guilty in the double homicide of his wife, Maggie, and son Paul. Pullman had only six days to prepare for the role before production began (the film was shot in six weeks right before the writers and actors went on strike). “I was nervous,” Pullman recalled about doing the movie that was written by Michael Vickerman and directed by Greg Beeman.
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