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Actor Treat Williams Tragically Passes Away After Motorcycle Accident, Celebrities Share Heartfelt Condolences
Beloved actor Treat Williams, known for his remarkable career spanning decades, tragically passed away at age 71 following a horrific motorcycle accident. The devastating news was confirmed by his agent, Barry McPherson, on Monday, June 13.
Celebrities from across the entertainment world took to social media to express their grief and offer support to Williams’ family.
John Travolta, who shared the stage with Williams in the Broadway productions Grease and More Than Below, was one of the first to share his condolences.
Reflecting on their early days in New York City, Travolta wrote, “Treat Williams and I started together in NYC, appearing in two Broadway shows. I’m deeply saddened. You and your family are in my thoughts. We will miss you, Treat.”
Catherine Zeta-Jones, who co-starred with Williams in the 1996 film The Phantom, shared a poignant tribute. She posted a still from the movie with the simple message, “R.I.P. Dearest Treat Williams.”
Actress Kim Cattrall, who worked alongside Williams in the 1999 television movie 36 Hours to Die, expressed her shock on Twitter, writing, “I’m in shock! Farewell, dear Treat. My heartfelt condolences to his family.”
Sharon Stone also paid tribute with a touching message: “Farewell, dear Treat. My thoughts are with Pam, Gil, Ellie, and the rest of his family.
A brilliant actor and an even better friend. Rest in peace, brother.”
Mark Hamill, who appeared alongside Williams in The Empire Strikes Back (1980), shared a personal memory with a photo from the set. “Just received the heartbreaking news that the world has lost @Rtreatwilliams. Such a kind soul, a brilliant actor, and a cherished friend. My heart is broken. #RIP_Treat.”
Actress Emily VanCamp, who worked with Williams on Everwood, fondly remembered their time together, sharing a youthful photo of the actor and writing, “Every moment we worked together was memorable. Sending love to your family, Treat. Rest easy, my friend.”
James Woods, who starred with Williams in the 1984 crime epic Once Upon a Time in America, reminisced about their time filming in Rome. “A long shoot can be lonely, but Treat’s humor and warmth made it special. His loss is a personal heartbreak. Godspeed, Treat.”
Actor Billy Baldwin also honored Williams, describing him as “kind, talented, witty, and full of charm.”
He wrote, “His passion for social justice and the environment made him a true force for good. We’ll miss you, Treat. Rest in peace.”
Treat Williams’ passing leaves a void in Hollywood, with friends, family, and fans remembering not just his immense talent, but his kindness and dedication to making the world a better place.
