Changes: Bill Capizzi

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Bill Capizzi (1937-2007) was a character actor and voice artist. He appeared in the second season Dinosaurs episode "The Clip Show," as a slovenly excavation worker, tossing chicken bones into the dig site, and later ordered by Sir David Tushingham to dump garbage.

Capizzi's TV credits included guest appearances on The Incredible Hulk, Murder, She Wrote, Night Court, Knots Landing, and Becker (with Ted Danson). Film credits include the kung-fu comedy They Call Me Bruce?, Don Juan de Marco (with Marlon Brando), Ed, Mercy Streets (with Eric Roberts), and Made (with Peter Falk). As a voice actor, Capizzi was heard in the anime series Robotech (as the Robotech Masters and others), the Babe sequel Babe: Pig in the City (as the sniffer dog), the video game Grim Fandango, and Digimon.

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 '''Bill Capizzi''' (1937-2007) was a character actor and voice artist. He appeared in the second season ''[[Dinosaurs]]'' episode "[[Episode 216: The Clip Show|The Clip Show]]," as a slovenly excavation worker, tossing chicken bones into the dig site, and later ordered by [[Sir David Tushingham]] to dump garbage.
-Capizzi's TV credits included guest appearances on ''[[Marvel Comics|The Incredible Hulk]]'', ''[[Murder, She Wrote]]'', ''Night Court'', ''Knots Landing'', and ''Becker'' (with [[Ted Danson]]). Film credits include the kung-fu comedy ''They Call Me Bruce?'', ''Don Juan de Marco'' (with [[Marlon Brando]]), ''Ed'', ''Mercy Streets'' (with [[Eric Roberts]]), and ''Made'' (with [[Peter Falk]]). As a voice actor, Capizzi was heard in the [[Japan|anime series]] ''Robotech'' (as the Robotech Masters and others), the ''[[Babe]]'' sequel ''Babe: Pig in the City'' (as the sniffer dog), the video game ''Grim Fandango'', and ''Digimon''.
+Capizzi's TV credits included guest appearances on ''[[The Incredible Hulk]]'', ''[[Murder, She Wrote]]'', ''Night Court'', ''Knots Landing'', and ''Becker'' (with [[Ted Danson]]). Film credits include the kung-fu comedy ''They Call Me Bruce?'', ''Don Juan de Marco'' (with [[Marlon Brando]]), ''Ed'', ''Mercy Streets'' (with [[Eric Roberts]]), and ''Made'' (with [[Peter Falk]]). As a voice actor, Capizzi was heard in the [[Japan|anime series]] ''Robotech'' (as the Robotech Masters and others), the ''[[Babe]]'' sequel ''Babe: Pig in the City'' (as the sniffer dog), the video game ''Grim Fandango'', and ''Digimon''.
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