ALBERT WILLIAMS
Talent
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General Info
| Gender: |
Male
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| I am a(n): |
Actor Film/Video, Actor Theatre, Model, Will do Extra Work, Will do Promotional Modeling work
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| Age Range(s): |
60-75, 75-120
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| City I live in: |
Woodbridge, Va
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| State I live in: |
VA
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| I can take jobs in: |
District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia - Northern, New York, California, Overseas
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| Ethnicities I can play: |
African American, Middle Eastern, Native American, Mixed
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| I am: |
SAG-AFTRA
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Physical Stats
| Hair Color: |
Gray
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| Eye Color: |
Brown
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| Height: |
5'7"
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| Weight: |
131 to 140 Lbs.
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| Facial Hair: |
Mustache
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| Shave facial hair?: |
Yes
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| Grow facial hair?: |
Yes
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| Grow your hair?: |
Yes
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| Cut your hair?: |
Yes
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| Change hair color?: |
Yes
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| Physique: |
Average
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Sizing Info
| Suit/Jacket: |
38R
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| Neck: |
14.5
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| Sleeve: |
32
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| Inseam: |
30
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| Waist: |
30
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| Hip: |
-
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| Bust: |
-
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| Unisex Gloves: |
7.5 or S
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| Hat: |
21 7/8 " - S - 7
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| Men's Shoe: |
9
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Classes/Training
| 1: |
BA degree in English Writing from Pace University in NYC
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| 2: |
Studied under Herbert Berghof at the HB Studio in NYC
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Studied under the late Philip Nolan at the NY Academy of Theatrical Arts in NYC
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Studied Acting, Stage, Fencing at Howard University in Washington, DC in the early 60's.
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Studied under Dr. Saul Colin at the New Dramatist's School located in Carnegie Hall in NYC.
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| 6: |
AFTRA TV Commercial Workshop courses with AFTRA in NYC
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| 7: |
A recurring role as a Vendor on The Cosby Show for season 1999-00
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| 8: |
Non-Contractual player on the soap THE GUILDING LIGHT for 17 yrs in NYC
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| 9: |
Played Judge Morris on the soap, One Life To Live (u/5)
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| 10: |
Numberous appearances on the soap, ALL MY CHILDREN
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| 11: |
Standin for WASSA in the movie SHAFT IN AFRICA (the film only shot 5 days in America)
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Appeared in numberous OFF B'way plays in NYC, such as The Dutchman, Antigone, etc.
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| 13: |
On camera role as a Judge in Syndey Lumet's A&E's ONE HUNDRED CENTRE in NYC
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| 14: |
Part of the chorus in ANTIGONE at Carnegie Hall in NYC
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Played the lead, Mr. Vandehoff in YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH U in NYC
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Played McKay and Mama Boy Lou in THE BILLY HOLIDAY STORY in NYC--off B'way
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All through mostly background (not all), I've worked in over 100 films in my professional lifetime.
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| 18: |
I've had EXCELLENT training and knows my craft extreme well.
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| 19: |
Not bragging but one of my teachers also taught Marlon Brando, Shellyey Winters, Harry Belffonte, et
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Studied Method Acting in NYC in the 40yrs I lived there.
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Director of A Raisin In the Sun in Woodbridge, VA for Capac (Created and Performing Arts Center ), director of James Baldwin' The Amen Corner and also directed the play The Delaney Sisters.
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Special Skills
| Languages Spoken: |
English, ( a little French
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| Misc. Performance Skills: |
Bowling, Fencing, Biking, dancing, good character actor.
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| Dance: |
Ballroom, Disco
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| Sports: |
Fencing, bowling, biking
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| Celebrity Lookalikes: |
Morgan Freeman,
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| Singing Styles: |
Choir, Gospel, Jazz, Rhythm and Blues
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| Singing Voice Type: |
Baritone
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| Musical Styles Performed: |
Gospel, Jazz, Rhythm and Blues, Soul
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| Songwriting Skills: |
I write lyrics
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| Bandmember: |
The Men's Gospel Choir
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| About the Band: |
The Men's Gospel Choir is a group that I sing with at my church at Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Triangle, Va. We sing Gospel and there are approximately 15 members.
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| Other Skills: |
I am a character actor with method acting training skills.
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| About Me: |
In the 40 years I lived in NYC doing movies, film and tv, and gaining EXCELLENT training there with some of the most knowledgeable acting teachers and directors (such as Sidney Lumet, Woodie Allen, etc), I KNOW MY CRAFT. Working on the soaps for over 20 yrs itself was a great learning experience. Learning camera angles, blocking, stageing, etc., was an experience in its self. I learned to be a perfectionist from working with Mr. Bill Cosby for one (1) whole season. Yes, I know my craft quite well.
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