Billy Brannigan began auditioning for television/film after graduating high school. Three years later - he has studied at actor James Franco's school in New York and worked on a vast range of productions. Recently, he took on the lead role in the Investigation Discovery television program "A Crime To Remember." He portrayed William Heirens, a historic, young, real serial killer from the early 1900's. Aside from television work, he has done quite a few feature films - many within the horror genre. One of these performances lead to a nomination for a "Best Actor" award at a large horror festival in early 2017.
Studied at James Francos Studio 4.
Through Studio 4, Billy Brannigan spoke with James Franco. He shook Francos hand, and at the end of the conversation Billy asked "What is film?" James Franco told him that he was, "getting too deep tonight," and walked away.
Favorite movie is Donnie Darko, followed by Fight Club.
Billy Brannigan was not accepted for a job at a Subway restaurant because the manager said that he apologized too much during the interview.
On the road of life, sometimes you gotta take a detour.
I love the characters that I create; I wish that I could sit down and,have dinner with all of them. .
