At 51, having acted on the Broadway stage, the big screen, primetime television and directed a few projets of his own; piloted numerous planes and jets; owned an airplane company - providing airplanes for movies such as Con-Air; and raised a family; there isn't much Treat Williams hasn't accomplished in his life. Treat found his first love, flying, when he was just 17 and still in high school. After receiving 2 free flying lessons from his "crazy Navy Seal" football coach in exchange for sawing Treat's ring in half to see what it was made of -- he was instantly hooked. Treat continued with his lessons and hasn't stopped flying since.

His other passion came later in life, while attending Franklin and Marshal College, he like so many others, caught a hold of acting and wouldn't let go. He went on to appear in many college plays, progressed to off-Broadway shows, and eventually landed many parts on the Broadway stage. He appeared opposite stars such as the Andrew Sisters and John Travolta. Over time, Treat transitioned more and more into film and television projects, and continued to rack up his credits, crediabiltity, awards, and fan base.

Now a husband and father, Treat has settled into his role as Dr. Andrew Brown on the WB drama Everwood. Life on the set Utah set has become a home away from home. Someone to talk to, and get in trouble with, Treat is always there for the other stars of Everwood. They can go flying in his planes; skiing; snowmobiling; or just relax.

This summer Treat paralled his on-screen persona, Andy, by moving his family from their home to the rocky midwest. Treat is joined by his wife and children on location in Utah while filming "Everwood."


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