Occupation: Billionaire real estate mogul, CEO Collier Internaitonal, turned faux-guru?
Marital status/family: Apparently single. Has a somewhat paternal relationship with fellow 4400, Shawn Farrell, although Collier has Shawn using his power of healing for monetary gain
Comments: Collier is a wealthy man, used to having power and control, and he appears to want much, much more. His motives -in giving Shawn shelter, in trying to keep Lily, Richard and their child with him - aren't clear and seem nefarious. Opened, then closed, Arcadia Estates, a 4400-only housing development. Opened The 4400 Center, for 4400 members as well as non-4400's seeking "the 4400 within themselves'. Also the author of "4400 And Counting" which revealed many details about the returnees, including the fact that they were abducted and returned by people from our future. Jordan had been suffering ill-effects from an encounter with Richard and Lily's baby, Isabelle, while she was still in Lily's womb, but an approving second encounter seemed to have cleared thtat up, as well as proving to her skeptical parents that their former nemesis wasn't trying to do them harm. During a big public event, Jordan was shot by a sniper, whom we later learned was Kyle Baldwin [acting under a mysterious influence not his own inclinations], and apparently killed, despite frantic attempts on Shawn's part to revive his mentor. However, Jordan's body disappeared, and the last shot of season two was a bewildered, bewhiskered, bedraggled Jordan Collier, very much alive, on the shore of the lake at Mount Rainer, where he'd previously been last deposted with 4399 others.
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Billy Campbell, whose full name is William Oliver Campbell, was born on July 7, 1959, in Charlottesville, Virginia. He is an heir to the Champion Spark Plug fortune, and has six siblings. His parents divroced when he was young, and his time was spent between the two of them, in Virginia and Chicago. Billy is a talented artist, and attended the American Academy of Art in Chicago where he studied illustration, but he caught the 'bug' and turned to acting instead. Billy was engaged to actresses Virginia Madsen and Jennifer Connelly, but both relationships ended, and as of this writing, he remains unmarried, with no children.
In 2000, he won a People's Choice Award for Favorite Male Performer in the TV series, Once and Again, in which he starred with Sela Ward. Billy has appeared in several other television shows, including Dynasty, Family Ties, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Frasier, The Practice, Law & Order: SVU, and The O.C.. His recurring role on The O.C. is concurrent with his role on The 4400. Billy has appeared in many films, both for television and theatre; the role he's probably best known by is 1991's The Rocketeer, in which he starred with Jennifer Connelly - it's when they met and embarked on a relationship that spanned several years. In addition, he performed in Bram Stoker's Dracula, The Brylcreem Boys, Enough, Gods and Generals,The Stranger Beside Me. He's also appeared in the Tales of the City mini-series [sequels were More Tales of the City, and Further Tales of the City].
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