Bill Mumy
Musicien et acteur américain · billmumy.com
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Charles William Mumy Junior, dit Bill Mumy est un musicien et un acteur américain souvent vu dans des séries télévisées de science-fiction. Wikipédia
Date/Lieu de naissance : 1 février 1954 (Âge: 70 ans), San Gabriel, Californie
Épouse : Eileen Mumy (m. 1986)
Enfants : Liliana Mumy et Seth Mumy
Parents : Muriel Gertrude Mumy et Charles William Mumy, Sr.
Taille : 5 pi 7 po
Distinction : Prix Inkpot (2015)
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