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.
Shooting in the San Juan area in Puerto Rico continues also today on Stephen Moyer’s latest movie ‘The Caller’. True Blood and Twilight fan Eva managed to get close to the action yesterday and witnessed a scene with Rachelle Lefevre (‘Twilight’) being shot and a stunt scene where a car was thrown of a tow truck. At lunchtime Rachelle passed by and agreed to have her photo taken with Eva, Stephen Moyer literally passed by running to the catering. You can read Eva’s complete story on her website Puertorican Twilighters Blog.
Later on the day yesterday Rachelle and Stephen filmed an erotic scene on a closed set. The filming, according to Primera Hora, was done in an apartment located at Norzagaray Street in Old San Juan where, so far, other scenes were filmed. In fact one of them was shot last Monday at the popular restaurant, La Bombonera. The place was completely refurbished for the filming.
Meanwhile, other locations in the “Walled City” have been used for the film’s production that will reach the big screen in 2010.
The cast and crew are now getting ready to film scenes in exteriors in the area of the Finishing nail. These shootings occured at night, in tone with the suspense and the mystery of the film, directed by Matthew Parkhill with script by Sergio Casci.
Actress Gladys Rodríguez plays the mother of Stephen Moyer’s character (John Guidi). Despite of having all the merits to give acting classes, Gladys Rodríguez says her experience working on “The Caller” is like school for her.
The actress has already filmed her first scene in the thriller, she plays John Guidi’s mother (the character that Stephen Moyer plays). “The story is interesting, it’s a mysterious drama with lots of action and though acting”, she says.
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She has to work close to Stephen and Rachelle Lefevre. “I have worked with both of them and they are lovely. They are stars but they are very modest. He is a sweetheart and as he plays my son he was very affectionate towards me, giving me several kisses and hugs. It’s a pleasure to work with them.”
Besides her talent, Rodriguez says she was chosen because she is blonde and blue-eyed like Moyer. “He is beautiful and so is she, they look great on screen. They are very active and good actors. It has been an honor to work with them and the director (Matthew Parkhill)”.
