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Actor
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Male
Birthday
01 December
Location
Connecticut, United States
Edit pageTreat Williams
Biography
Richard Treat Williams, better known as Treat Williams, was a versatile American actor whose career spanned five decades, captivating audiences on stage and screen. Born on December 1, 1951, in Stamford, Connecticut, Williams's talent and dedication earned him numerous accolades, including Golden Globe and Emmy nominations.
Early Career and Broadway Success
Williams's journey into acting began on Broadway, where he made a significant impact. He notably portrayed Danny Zuko in the original run of "Grease" in 1972. This iconic role catapulted him into the spotlight and established his presence in the theater world.
Film and Television Career
Williams's transition to film and television proved equally successful. He appeared in a wide range of roles, showcasing his versatility as an actor. Some of his notable films include:
- Hair (1979): He played George Berger in this iconic musical film.
- 1941 (1979): Directed by Steven Spielberg, Williams played the role of Freddie C. Felber.
- Prince of the City (1981): His performance in this Sidney Lumet crime drama earned him critical acclaim.
- Once Upon a Time in America (1984): He appeared in this epic crime drama directed by Sergio Leone.
On television, Williams made a lasting impression with his roles in series like "Everwood," where he portrayed the beloved patriarch Dr. Andrew Brown. This role garnered him two Screen Actors Guild Award nominations.
