Gary Anthony Williams

The voice behind Uncle Ruckus in ‘The Boondocks,’ Horace Warfield in ‘StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty’ and Yancy Westridge in the game ‘Alpha Protocol’ is none other than Gary Anthony Williams. Born on March 14th of 1966, Gary is famous Comedian and American actor. He has appeared in many television shows too like Malcolm in the Middle, Weeds and Blue Collar TV. His biggest success on TV was in the sitcom ‘The Soul Man.’ Besides acting, L.A. Comedy Short film festival was co-founded by Gary.

He is currently playing a role in drama series ‘Whose Line Is it Anyway?’ During his early years, Gary had a keen interested in Television, comedy, theater. Gary was born in Fayetteville which is in Georgia and worked in Atlanta in the theater. He worked with some of the greatest names in the theater and also acted in prestigious Georgia Shakespeare Festival. He also wrote and performed in Agatha: A Taste of Mystery. He was also a member of troupe named ‘Laughing Matters,’ which was Atlanta’s longest running troupe. He shifted to Los Angeles in later 1990’s. Gary has been active in both television shows and films. He has worked in numerous films as a voice artist. Few of them are ‘Undercover Brother,’ ‘Soul Plane,’ and ‘Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle.’ Williams was also the narrator of ’ Ayn Rand Ayn Rand was born on February 2, 1905, in Russia. >> Read More... and the Prophecy of Atlas Shrugged,’ a documentary. This documentary saw the light of silver screen in 2011.

Also, he was the voice behind John Witherspoon in ‘Soul Plane,’ and of Sweet in ‘The Trumpet of Sun.’ He was also a part of John Cusack He is renowned actor, talented screenwriter and pr >> Read More... starrer ‘The Factory.’ He is active in movies till now, and his latest role was in ‘House Party: Tonight’s the Night’ as Melvin, father of the lead. Also, he voiced Bebop in the hit flick of 2016 named ‘ Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Click to look into! >> Read More... .’ If his television shows are mentioned, then few of them are ‘Unsung,’ ‘Whose Line is it anyway,’ ‘The Lion Guard,’ and ‘ The Avengers: Earth’s Mightiest Heroes.’

Known for his exceptional comic timing, Williams performed in shows like ‘The Black Version,’ and ‘Cookin With Gas.’ These both shows were performed in ‘The Groundlings Theatre.’