A great interview! Thank you for sharing. He is so well spoken, and still very handsome. I enjoyed his recollections about his costars, and time on and off the set. He should give himself way more credit, I thought he did a fantastic job as Forbes. He played the villainy quite well. Forbes was an unforgettable character!
Nice interview! As I am from Netherlands who loves to be busy with genealogy, it made me lookup the ancestors of William as his last name did not sound so much Dutch to me. Indeed Pieter Pieterzen came form the Netherlands when he immigrated to the US with his wife Trijntje. His father seems to be born however in Germany, on the Island of Norstrand, very close to Denmark. He was called Carsten van Norstrand. Meaning “comming from Norstrand” since “van” means “from”. So “van Norstrand” can easily transform into “van Ostrand” which can then turn into Ostrander
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A great interview! Thank you for sharing. He is so well spoken, and still very handsome. I enjoyed his recollections about his costars, and time on and off the set. He should give himself way more credit, I thought he did a fantastic job as Forbes. He played the villainy quite well. Forbes was an unforgettable character!
Forbes was awesome! He did a great job in that role, he would have been good at playing Bent too, great interview!
Nice interview! As I am from Netherlands who loves to be busy with genealogy, it made me lookup the ancestors of William as his last name did not sound so much Dutch to me. Indeed Pieter Pieterzen came form the Netherlands when he immigrated to the US with his wife Trijntje. His father seems to be born however in Germany, on the Island of Norstrand, very close to Denmark. He was called Carsten van Norstrand. Meaning “comming from Norstrand” since “van” means “from”. So “van Norstrand” can easily transform into “van Ostrand” which can then turn into Ostrander