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Chris Pratt reflected on blowing his first $75,000 acting paycheck on expensive trips, highlighting his initial lack of financial literacy. Despite early mistakes, he later developed a financial plan and considers buying his mom a house with his earnings from Everwood as his biggest achievement.
Seven months after the death of actor Treat Williams following a motorcycle accident, his family continues to mourn and reflect on his impact. His wife, Pam Van Sant, and children, Gill and Ellie, are still coming to terms with his sudden passing, while also celebrating the artistic legacy he left behind. Both children have followed in their father's creative footsteps, with Ellie pursuing acting and Gill focusing on music. Williams, who would have turned 72 last month, will be seen posthumously in the upcoming series "FEUD: Capote Vs. The Swans."
Treat Williams' daughter, Ellie Williams, shared a heartbreaking tribute to her father on Father's Day, almost a week after his sudden death in a motorcycle accident. The post included a throwback photo of Treat holding Ellie as a baby and a more recent image of him. Many of his Everwood costars also paid tribute to the actor, including Emily VanCamp and Chris Pratt. Treat is survived by his wife and son.
A witness to Treat Williams' fatal motorcycle accident has shared new details about the actor's final moments. Vermont resident Matt Rapphahn, who was present for the collision, said Williams was "conscious and verbal" before being rushed to the hospital. Williams was struck by a Honda and thrown from his motorcycle. After being airlifted to Albany Medical Center, he was pronounced dead. Williams' family released a statement honoring the actor, who played Dr. Andrew "Andy" Brown on "Everwood."
New details on the final moments of Treat Williams, who died in a motorcycle accident, have been disclosed by a witness. The witness, who was present for the collision, shared that the actor was "conscious and verbal" in the moments before he was rushed to the hospital. Williams, who played Dr. Andrew "Andy" Brown on Everwood, was honored with a tribute shared by those closest to him. His family noted they are "beyond devastated" and asked fans to keep him in their hearts and prayers.
Eyewitness Matt Rapphahn claims that Treat Williams was alert and answering paramedics’ questions after he was involved in a deadly motorbike crash in Vermont. Williams, who starred in "Everwood," later died from his injuries. The driver of the SUV involved in the crash, Ryan Koss, was not intoxicated at the time. Williams had been a longtime resident of Vermont and was a beloved figure in the local community. He had recently accepted a role in Ryan Murphy’s upcoming miniseries "Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans."
Actor Treat Williams, known for his roles in Chicago Fire and Everwood, died on Monday from injuries sustained during a motorcycle accident. Williams played Benny Severide, the father of Taylor Kinney's character on Chicago Fire. Kinney expressed his condolences, calling Williams a father figure to everyone on set. Williams' family and friends, including Matt Bomer and Everwood creator Greg Berlanti, have also mourned his loss.
Actor Treat Williams, known for his roles in "Everwood" and "Hair," died at the age of 71 after a motorcycle crash in Vermont. Williams was unable to avoid a collision with an SUV that was turning left into a parking lot. He suffered critical injuries and was airlifted to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. Williams had a nearly 50-year career in TV and film, including over 120 roles. He was praised by colleagues and friends as kind, generous, and creative.
Actor Treat Williams died at the age of 71 after a fatal motorcycle accident in Vermont. Williams was airlifted to Albany Medical Center in New York but was pronounced dead upon arrival. The accident involved Williams' motorcycle and a 2008 Honda SUV, and investigators believe the driver of the car was turning left into a parking lot and didn’t see the motorcycle. Williams was wearing a helmet at the time of the collision. The driver of the SUV sustained minor injuries but was not hospitalized. Williams had a decades-long career in Hollywood, with more than 120 credits to his name, including a starring role in the WB drama Everwood.
Following the tragic death of actor Treat Williams in a motorcycle accident, his former co-stars from the TV show Everwood have paid tribute to him. Gregory Smith, who played Williams' son on the show, called him a "wonderful man and a brilliant actor", while Sarah Drew said she was "utterly heartbroken". Emily VanCamp, who starred opposite Williams, said she was "always excited for the next time" they worked together. Williams played Dr. Andy Brown on Everwood from 2002-2006, receiving two SAG Award nominations for his work on the show.
Actor Treat Williams died in a motorcycle crash in Dorset, Vermont. Williams had a nearly 50-year career in TV and film, including starring roles in "Everwood" and "Hair." He was known as an "actor's actor" and was praised by colleagues and friends as kind, generous, and creative. The investigation into the crash is ongoing.
Actor Treat Williams, known for his roles in "Everwood" and "Hair," died at the age of 71 after a motorcycle crash in Vermont. Williams was unable to avoid a collision with an SUV that was turning left into a parking lot. He suffered critical injuries and was airlifted to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. Williams was wearing a helmet at the time of the crash. The SUV driver received minor injuries and wasn't detained. Williams had a nearly 50-year career in TV and film and was praised by colleagues and friends for his kindness and creativity.
Treat Williams, the actor known for his roles in "Hair" and "Everwood," died at the age of 71 after an SUV crashed into his motorcycle in Vermont. Williams suffered critical injuries and was pronounced dead at a medical center in Albany, NY. The actor also starred in the movie "Deep Rising." Williams began acting in seventh grade and later appeared on Broadway as the understudy to four of the male leads in "Grease." He had a successful career in film and television, including his lead role in "Everwood."
Actor Treat Williams, known for his roles in the TV series Everwood and the movie Hair, died at the age of 71 after a motorcycle crash in Vermont. Williams, who was wearing a helmet, suffered critical injuries and was airlifted to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. The SUV driver involved in the collision received minor injuries. Williams' colleagues and friends praised him as kind, generous, and creative, and expressed their shock and sadness at his passing.
Actor Treat Williams, best known for his role in the TV series Everwood, has died at the age of 71 in a motorcycle accident in Vermont. Williams had a successful career in both film and television, with notable roles in Hair, Prince of the City, and Blue Bloods. He received two SAG Award nominations for his work on Everwood, which helped launch the careers of Chris Pratt, Emily VanCamp, and Gregory Smith.