Billy Baldwin

Billy Baldwin has established a diverse career as an actor and producer, known for his roles in film and television over three decades. After making his feature film debut in Oliver Stone’s critically acclaimed Born on the Fourth of July (1989), Billy Baldwin went on to establish a diverse career as an actor and producer spanning over three decades. Early in his filmography, Baldwin appeared in Internal Affairs (1990) and Flatliners (1990) before landing a pivotal role as firefighter Brian McCaffrey in the 1991 blockbuster Backdraft, a role he later reprised. He gained further significant recognition for his portrayal in Sliver (1993), which earned him an MTV Movie Award for Most Desirable Male, solidifying his presence in Hollywood.

In 2019, he executive produced and starred in the Netflix/CBC family drama Northern Rescue, further cementing his dual role in front of and behind the camera. Most recently, in 2024, Baldwin narrated the thought-provoking documentary Americans With No Address, continuing to engage with compelling projects across various genres.