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Bill Turcotte | |
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Biographical Information | |
Name | Bill Turcotte |
Occupation | Bartender Spy |
Residence | Holden, Kentucky (hometown) Fort Worth, Texas Dallas, Texas |
Time Period | 1960-1963 |
Status | Deceased (committed suicide in 1963, alternate timeline) Alive (prime timeline, 1960) |
Relationship Information | |
Family | Clara Dunning (sister, deceased) |
Relatives | Mikey (nephew, deceased)[1] |
Significant Other | Marina Oswald (affair, alternate timeline) |
Former | Frank Dunning (ex brother-in-law) |
Character Information | |
Portrayed by | George MacKay |
First Appearance | The Rabbit Hole |
Last Appearance | The Day in Question |
Image Gallery (11) |
Bill Turcotte is a bartender in Holden, Kentucky. An encounter with Jake Epping sends his life down a new and exciting path.
Biography[]
Bill's sister Clara was married to Frank Dunning and had a child with him. In 1948 Dunning killed her and the child, then buried them. Because he was a child, no one believed Bill when he said Dunning was responsible for the murders. Their bodies were never found. ("The Kill Floor").
Bill was a bartender at Sammy's Town House in Holden, Kentucky, when he runs into Jake. Tired of small town life and with no prospects, he goes with Jake on the mission to save John F. Kennedy. ("The Kill Floor") ("Other Voices, Other Rooms")
Appearances[]
- The Kill Floor
- Other Voices, Other Rooms
- The Eyes of Texas
- The Truth
- Happy Birthday, Lee Harvey Oswald
- Soldier Boy
- The Day in Question
Image Gallery[]
Trivia[]
George MacKay did not appear in "The Rabbit Hole" and received credit only.
References[]
- ↑ Clara's child was Mikey in the novel, per the article, Bill Turcotte, on Steven King Wiki. Retrieved on October 7, 2019.