
S. William Hinzman
Known for: Acting
Born: 1936-10-24 – 2012-02-05 (aged 75)
From: Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, USA
Motion picture actor and director. Born Samuel William Hinzman, he was working in 1968 as an assistant cameraman on the low budget, black and white film, "Night of the Living Dead", when director George Romero cast him as the zombie in the opening sequence. The iconic role earned Hinzman the admiration of horror fans who have affectionately referred to him as "No. 1 zombie". Hinzman also went on to direct and star in the 1980s horror movies "The Majorettes" (1987) and "FleshEater" (1988). He died of cancer. He requested that his body be cremated because he jokingly said if he was buried he would come back.
Filmography (25)
MOVIE★ 4.5Mimesis2011as Zombie
MOVIE★ 7.2Underground Entertainment: The Movie2011as Zombie #1
MOVIE★ 2.4River of Darkness2011as Harvey Hix- MOVIESaturday Nightmares: The Ultimate Horror Expo of All Time!2010as Self
MOVIEAutopsy of the Dead2009as Self
MOVIE★ 1.0The Spookshow2009as Bartender
MOVIE★ 3.3It Came from Trafalgar2009as Zombie #1 (as Bill Hinzman)
MOVIE★ 3.9Shadow: Dead Riot2006as Romero the Zombie
MOVIE★ 8.0The Drunken Dead Guy2005as The Experienced Zombie- MOVIEFleshEater: Back Into the Woods2003as Self (as Bill Hinzman)
MOVIE★ 6.8The American Nightmare2000as Self
MOVIENight of the Living Dead: 30th Anniversary Edition 19991999as Zombie
MOVIE★ 8.0The Devil Ant1999as Self
MOVIE★ 3.0Satanic Yuppies1996as Miles Bishop
MOVIE★ 3.2Santa Claws1996as Director
MOVIE★ 6.7Legion of the Night1995as Dr. Bloom- MOVIE★ 10.0Zombie Jamboree ‘931993as Himself
MOVIE★ 4.9FleshEater: Revenge of the Living Dead1988as FleshEater
MOVIE★ 6.4Creepy Classics1987as Zombie - (archive footage)
MOVIE★ 5.0The Majorettes1986as Sgt. Sanders
MOVIE★ 6.2Knightriders1981as Mustachioed Archer in Tree (uncredited)
MOVIE★ 6.1The Crazies1973as Man Shooting at Doctor's Office
MOVIE★ 5.2Hungry Wives1972as The Intruder
MOVIE★ 4.5There's Always Vanilla1971as Drunk guy in bar
MOVIE★ 7.6Night of the Living Dead1968as Zombie