Bill Young
Bill Young is a busy Australian character actor who has worked consistently in film, television, stage, voice-over and as a producer/director since he entered the profession in 1975. Starting out life on a dairy farm, he moved into advertising while playing in that fabulously unsuccessful 1960s band "Distortion", then found inspiration in the performing arts. After graduating he started his own successful pub theater specializing in comedy in all formats. He directed, performed, produced and did it all before directing the cult feature The Roly Poly Man (1994). Still hanging in there, he's playing music, acting, and writing.
Young played Val in the film Two Laps.
Two Laps
Two Laps was written and directed by Owen Trevor at North Narrabeen Beach in Sydney, Australia. The film is about two friends (Val and Pete) who have been swimming together every morning for the past 17 years. Once a year they have a race, two laps up and back an outdoor pool.
Val is played by Young]] and Pete is played by Graham Rouse.
Two Laps
