William Sanderson (desambiguación)

"William Sanderson" está compuesto de al menos 6 autores distintos, dividido por sus obras.

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William Sanderson (4)

Gods and Generals [2003 film] (2003) — Actor — 219 copias
The Rocketeer [1991 film] (1991) — Actor — 211 copias
True Blood: The Complete First Season (2008) — Actor — 191 copias
True Blood: Season 2 (2009) — Actor — 154 copias
Blade Runner [1982 film] (1982) — Actor — 150 copias
True Blood: Season 3 (2010) — Actor — 120 copias
Coal Miner's Daughter - 25th Anniversary Edition (1980) — Actor — 108 copias
Last Man Standing [1996 film] (1996) — Actor — 105 copias
Deadwood. The complete second season (2006) — Actor — 80 copias
True Blood Season 5 (2012) — Actor — 77 copias
Andersonville [1996 TV movie] (1996) — Actor — 28 copias
Yes, I'm That Guy: The Rough-and-Tumble Life of a Character Actor (2019) 4 copias
First Cases [Unabridged Audiobook] (2002) — Narrador — 3 copias
Cyber Wars [2004 film] (2004) — Actor — 3 copias
Mirror Mirror [1990 Film] — Actor — 3 copias
Mirror Mirror 2: Raven Dance [1994 Film] — Actor — 2 copias

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William Sanderson (desconocido)

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1. William Sanderson was a journalist and founder of the English reactionary and royalist organisation "The English Mistery".

2. Cartoonist William Sanderson published two collections of his work under the title "The Acid Test." The first, subtitled "Cartoons from The Oregonian" came out in 1967; the second, subtitled "Political Cartoons by William Sanderson," came out in 1973. They have completely different contents.

3. Sir William Sanderson (1586-1676) was a Royalist historian.

4. William Sanderson (1944-) is an American actor.

5. William Sanderson (fl. 1951) is a pseudonym

6. William Sanderson (1853-1945) was a Scottish journalist and songwriter nicknamed 'The Tweedside Laddie'. He was editor of The Border Magazine.