Dick Anthony Williams
Biography
Richard Anthony Williams (August 9, 1934 – February 16, 2012) was an American actor. Williams is best known for his starring performances on Broadway in The Poison Tree, What the Wine-Sellers Buy and Black Picture Show. Williams also had notable roles in 1970s blaxploitation films such as The Mack and Slaughter's Big Rip-Off.
Known For
Acting
1990
asOfficer Allen
1977
asFreeman
1991
asHenry
1977
asSlake
1979
asTaj
2009
asRoberto
1971
asSpencer
1983
asDetective Paul Mackey
1987
asSlasher Williams
1973
asPretty Tony
2020
asCharlie
1980
asHelmholz Watson
2000
asHarold
1998
asMr. Armstrong
1973
asJoe Creole
1979
asJackson
1969
asRonald
2007
asAugust
1976
asPaul
1983
asDet. Wylie
1975
asDistrict Attorney Winston
1981
asDet. Frank Campbell
1983
as
1993
asCaswell Baker
1982
asLeonard Hayes
2000
asSen. Frank Radler
1973
asPreston
1971
asMalthus
1979
asDr. Hopstone
1975
asLimo Driver
1977
asAnthony
1977
asWriter
2002
asSelf
1989
asJackson Phillips
1990
asBig Stop Williams
1980
asJim Downs
1982
asRev. Richard Henderson
1993
asDaniel
1968
asCorbin
1985
asDan Gardner
1989
asFrancis
1983
asSamuel Taylor
1983
asInstructor
1985
asDr. Hume
1989
asMalcolm X
1979
asDanny
1982
asMorris Elliot
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asCharles Jackson
asATF Agent MacFadden
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asMalcolm X
as
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asAgent Reggie Purdue
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asSpecial Agent Lang
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asMcGuire
asChief of Detectives Jonas Jones
asEd Van Duzer
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asRalph Joplin
asSam Burdette
asRay Boyd
asReverend Neal Cook
asFranklin Hovey
asMaceo Prentiss
asSelf - Performer
asJohn Tubman
asAndrew Devilar
Production
Crew
Directing
