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PART 2- THE ROCKETEEER ON BLU-RAY: The Conclusion of Ed Gross' Exclusive Interview with Billy Campbell

In the concluding part of this exclusive interview with Billy Campbell regarding The Rocketeer's Blu-ray release, the actor discusses his character, CG, working with Timothy Dalton and his feelings about the science fiction genre.

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By EdGross - 12/14/2011


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Cerebro - 12/14/2011, 8:18 AM
love this movie
nuck82 - 12/14/2011, 8:34 AM
poor guy, only big movie was the rocketeer. i dont know why he hasnt gotten any other big roles
Superman4 - 12/14/2011, 8:40 AM
Wow great interview. Campbell seems like a really cool guy and the Rocketeer was a great movie. It would be awesome if someone could get Billy Zane on the phone and talk to him about The Phantom.
Greengo - 12/14/2011, 8:41 AM
He was great in 'Enough' but I prefer him as the good guy :)
write33 - 12/14/2011, 10:26 AM
ya know, from what I have read about him, it seems like he has had a pretty good life. I mean he's worked steadily, traveled the world (apparently he's into sailing / world traveling adventure, etc.) so while of course I've never met him, I wonder if he hasn't had the life path he wanted without like, becoming a Tom Cruise level superstar...maybe that was never his interest?

either way, love this movie. can't wait to own a beautiful copy to watch myself and share with my kids.
1Rocketeer - 12/14/2011, 11:09 AM
@nuck82 Billy was recently on AMC's "The Killing" which did quite well.

Also "The 4400" which seemed popular but is no longer.
sonofsamadams - 12/14/2011, 8:06 PM
Average motion picture. Nothing more, nothing less.

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