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Alex Winter: From Bill & Ted to Broadway's Waiting for Godot
24 Aug
Summary
- Winter's career spans from Broadway child actor to 80s film icon.
- He has directed documentaries on diverse topics like the dark web.
- Winter recently reunited with Keanu Reeves for a Broadway play.
Alex Winter, widely recognized for his roles as a vampire biker in "The Lost Boys" and the slacker Bill S. Preston Esq. in the "Bill & Ted" franchise, has cultivated a multifaceted career.
His acting journey began on Broadway as a child, appearing in "The King and I." Winter later transitioned to directing, helming the 1999 psychological thriller "Fever" and producing documentaries on subjects ranging from the dark web to Frank Zappa.
In recent years, Winter has reunited with long-time collaborator Keanu Reeves. They starred together in the third "Bill & Ted" film released in 2020 and recently, in 2025, performed together in a Broadway production of "Waiting for Godot."
