True Blood wasn't Stephen Moyer's first tv or movie role. He has been in many films and television shows.
We have made a page for each of Stephen's various movie and TV projects that include information, videos, photos, etc. from his long and full career.
Stephen Moyer’s most famous role to date has to be that of William Thomas “Bill” Compton.
This section of the site will attempt to chronicle who the character of Bill Compton is and what he is really like.
The definition of the word “versatile” according to Webster’s Dictionary is: changing or fluctuating readily : variable. This defines Stephen Moyer perfectly.
While, he is steady as a rock, he is also like a tree’s branches that bend with the wind adapting and investigating new ways to rejuvenate how we see him.
Read more about how he transforms himself.
Stephen Moyer's image on the cover of magazines is truly something worth collecting.
We have scoured our archives and located all the magazines we could find that feature Stephen on the cover.
This page is devoted to these covers.
Bill Compton has fascinated all the Bill fans since Season 1 of True Blood. We answer the question, "Why Do We Love Bill?"
What makes this vampire so fascinating and mesmerizing?
Find out by visiting this page.
We spent a good deal of time searching through the internet and listening to Stephen's interviews to put together this biography.
Aided by his family with information not found on the internet, this biography has been read and sanctioned by Stephen himself, so what you read within is the most correct account of his life to date.
Stephen Moyer has played in numerous film and television productions, but as so many classically trained actors, he started his career on stage.
On this page we give an overview of Stephen's life on stage, illustrated by original photos and theatre programmes. From Tom Sawyer to Romeo.... Stephen on Stage.
This week’s True Blood episode 5.10 is discussed by writer, Alexander Woo and director, Scott Winant.
source: HBO.COM
Russell will not be constrained by the Authority’s Lilith dogma. He wants the sun, and that does not bode well for Sookie or any of the fae.
The scroll as interpreted by Mirella shows us that as a Stackhouse fae Sookie is promised to M. Warlow. Here comes trouble.
Hoyt’s leavetaking … so sad for both Jessica and Jason. Poor J … he lost his best friend, not only in terms of miles between them, but Jessica’s glamoring has erased him from Hoyt’s memory.
I hope we haven't lost Hoyt for good.
I'm still not sure if Bill is completely on board the Lilith bandwagon, or if he's playing the Authority.
Lots to contemplate in this excellent episode.
