Drillbit Taylor is a 2008 American coming-of-age comedy film directed by Steven Brill, produced by Judd Apatow, Susan Arnold and Donna Arkoff Roth with screenplay by Kristofor Brown and Seth Rogen based on an original story by John Hughes .
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Drillbit Taylor pretends to be a martial arts expert and mercenary, but is really a homeless beggar.
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Drillbit Taylor tells the boys to find some common interests and become friends with Filkins and Ronnie.
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One morning as his mother is driving him to school, Ronnie sees Drillbit Taylor taking a shower at the beach; his mother reveals that he is homeless.
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Drillbit Taylor refuses to fight back until it is revealed Filkins is not a minor .
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Drillbit Taylor is about to attack Ronnie, but he is spared when he reveals he's only 17.
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Drillbit Taylor saves them, at the cost of half of his pinkie finger in the process.
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Drillbit Taylor is taken to jail, but ends up being released within three weeks.
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Drillbit Taylor is reunited with Lisa and the boys and is soon employed at their school as a nurse.
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Drillbit Taylor then tells him to give the name of the student, assuring he'll be safer from then on.
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The character of Drillbit Taylor was featured as a "Superstar" on the RAW page of WWE.
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