Louise Eidson (lbeidson@norfolk.infi.net): Well, if you miss the first few minutes of the movie in order to get popcorn, you might just miss Bill's uncredited performance in this movie. He plays a constuction foreman opposite a mental patient played by Richard Gere, with whom he played again later that year in Sommersby. Knowing that Bill's first love was actually construction, the role does have a certain charm to it, and you can tell that Bill enjoys himself in this performance. The movie is actually a good movie about the dilemmas often faced by psych patients and their clinicians. I work in the health care field, and found this movie to be very realistic of the setting in which a patient may end up. Enjoy.
Alice Zemaitis
(azemaiti@staff.uiuc.edu): I thought Mr. Jones was a very strange movie. Bill has a small part in the beginning and a small part in the end. The only thing this movie was good for was to catch little pieces that relate to Bill's real life and movie career. Bill's character in this movie is from Binghamton, New York which is where Bill filmed his other Mike Figgis film, Liebestraum, and as Louise mentioned Bill plays a carpenter in this movie which is also one of his real life passions. This one is only for true blue Richard Gere fans!
Jeanette Young
(jeanette@ca.com.au): Well - I didn't know Bill was even in this movie!
Pascale Sergerie
(sergerie@hotmail.com): OK, I rented this movie cause Bill Pullman was in it. I didn't think he only had 5 lines! Plus, he's not even in the credits, but the street hot dog vendor is. I coudn't believe it! If you love Richard Gere, then you'll like this movie, but don't rent it just to see Bill!! You'll be very disappointed!