In a small bar somewhere in the Bronx, a funeral party has gathered to honor Billy Lynch. "Star Wars: Return of the Jedi" is in theaters Friday through "Star Wars" Day, also known as May the Fourth.Winner of the National Book Award and a New York Times bestseller, Charming Billy is ?Alice McDermott's masterpiece? (NPR).
"I led a relatively fascinating life," said Williams. Williams has an autobiography on the way he is currently calling, "Well, What Have We Here.Portraits of My Life." It's a line he borrowed from "Star Wars." He said it's a fun and interesting book. "That's what they wanted and that's what they got." "I was lovely and charming and all that kind of stuff and I had a kind of a reputation and a kind of presence," said Williams.
Then, the next year in "Lady Sings the Blues" and again a few years later in "Mahogany." There was the TV movie "Brian's Song" in 1971 in which he starred opposite Diana Ross. Williams said this role was handed to him but it came after he had proven himself. I don't know how I went from Lando Calrissian, who was, like, running Vegas, to a general!" said Williams. How I became a general? I still don't know to this day. The one-time smuggler and schemer would go on to become a leader in the fight against the Empire. Williams said he wanted to make his character, Lando Calrissian, a little larger than life. "I blew up the Death Star, which was a big deal!" laughed Williams. That means the return of another classic: actor Billy Dee Williams. HOLLYWOOD - To celebrate its 40th anniversary, the 1983 "Star Wars" classic "Return of the Jedi" is coming back to theaters for one week only. 'I blew up the Death Star!' Actor Billy Dee Williams reflects on the 40th anniversary of the 'Star Wars' classic 'Return of the Jedi' and his character Lando Calrissian as the film heads back into theaters for a one-week run.
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