In the director's chair: Uwe Boll and Vancouver actor Brendan Fletcher - Rampage 2 (with video)
Brendan Fletcher knows a thing or two about going on a rampage. The 32-year-old Vancouver actor, who hails from the Comox Valley, is reprising his role as Bill Williamson in the movie Rampage 2, which is currently filming in Maple Ridge, B.C. Fletcher chatted with The Sun about his mayhem-creating role and getting back to work with controversial German film director Uwe Boll.
- Rampage 2Photo by Francis Georgian /Vancouver Sun
- An undated handout photo of Brendan Fletcher.Photo by Handout /Vancouver Sun
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Brendan Fletcher knows a thing or two about going on a rampage. The 32-year-old Vancouver actor, who hails from the Comox Valley, is reprising his role as Bill Williamson in the movie Rampage 2, which is currently filming in Maple Ridge, B.C. Fletcher chatted with The Sun about his mayhem-creating role and getting back to work with controversial German film director Uwe Boll.
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