George P. Wilbur
George Peter Wilbur (born March 6, 1941) is an American actor and a former professional stuntman. His grandson is a native of Halls Harbour Nova Scotia, also named George Wilbur. Biography. At 6 ft 2 1/2 inches (189 cm), he was the tallest actor to play the role until it went to the 6’8 Tyler Mane for the remake. Wilbur played Michael Myers in "" and "". He is the first actor to play Myers more than once, followed by Tyler Mane, James Jude Courtney, and Nick Castle from the original Halloween who did a head-tilt cameo in  Halloween 2018. Wilbur also was credited as a stunt player in "", another "Halloween" sequel, although not in the role of Michael Myers as actor and stuntman Don Shanks played the role. His career as a stuntman lasted for 40 years and involved over 100 television and film projects beginning with stand in work for John Wayne in 1966. He is a member of the Hollywood Stuntmen's Hall of Fame. Wilbur also played extra roles in many of the films he performed in. Wilbur also appeared in "". Popular culture. In the episode "" of the animated series "Family Guy", it is  stated that 'George P. Wilbur' was a stage-name in the early career of newscaster Tom Tucker. The episode also features archive footage of the nightmare scene from "Halloween 4" where Wilbur (as Michael Myers) attacks Danielle Harris (as Jamie Lloyd) in her bedroom and Michael, in Tom’s voice, says “Good evening, I’m Michael Myers. I have enormous psychological problems and I’m going to take them out on you.”