Bill Camp (born 1964, Massachusetts) is an American character actor trained at Juilliard who built his career largely on New York stages. He earned a 2016 Tony nomination for Arthur Miller's The Crucible and an Emmy nomination for HBO's The Night Of. On screen he has appeared in Lincoln, 12 Years a Slave, Joker and Nightmare Alley, as well as TV series such as The Queen's Gambit, Presumed Innocent and Zero Day.
Bill Camp participated in the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards ceremony as a nominee for his role in the series Presumed Innocent.
Washington Post published a profile of the actor who over the past year played roles in the series Sirens, Zero Day, The Gilded Age, and Presumed Innocent.
The actor joined the cast of the thriller Turpentine directed by Craig Zobel alongside Melissa McCarthy.
Camp has a number of other projects in production, including the film Matchbox: The Movie and the series Lazarus for Apple TV.
