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'Gary Anthony Williams' (born April 24, 1966) is an American screen actor. He currently appears on ''Boston Legal''. Additionally, he is known for his recurring role on Adult Swim's animated series, ''The Boondocks'' as the voice of Uncle Ruckus and as Coroner Rick on ''Stroker and Hoop''. He also appears in Adult Swim's first live-action show, ''Saul of the Mole Men''.

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Biography

Early life & career

Television

Film

Improv comedy

External links

Biography

Early life & career

Williams was born in Atlanta, Georgia. Prior to moving to Los Angeles in 1998, Williams was involved in theatre, comedy and television in Atlanta, where his credits include acting with the Georgia Shakespeare Festival and being a longtime member of Atlanta’s longest running improv troupe, Laughing Matters. Williams had recurring roles in the television series ''I'll Fly Away'' and ''In the Heat of the Night'', both filmed in the Atlanta area.

Television

Williams past roles include Abraham 'Abe' Kenarban (Stevie's dad) in the Fox TV sitcom ''Malcolm in the Middle'' and as Judge Trudy's Bailiff on Nickelodeon's ''The Amanda Show''. Williams was a series regular on the WB Television Network sketch comedy series, ''Blue Collar TV''.
Williams has recently joined the main cast of ''Boston Legal'' as transvestite secretary Clarence Bell. The part of Clarence/Clarice was originally to appear in one episode, but was expanded into a regular role. He also has a part in Saul of the Molemen.

Film

Williams has appeared in movies such as ''Undercover Brother'', ''Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle'', and ''Soul Plane''. He was also the voice of the title character in the ''Undercover Brother'' internet animated series. Williams also voiced Sweet in The Trumpet of the Swan.

Improv comedy

Williams, Fuzzbee Morse and Nick Jameson perform as the Flying Fannoli Brothers, and improv comedy band. Williams also returns to Atlanta to perform with Laughing Matters once or twice a year.

External links

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★ Gary Anthony Williams cast bio on The WB

★ Malcolm In The Middle Voting Community - Fan Site

★ Ex-Fayetteville Resident Goes Legal by Rodney Ho for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, January 16, 2007. Retrieved July 23, 2007

★ Comic Makes Time for a Pal in Need by Richard L. Eldredge for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, May 3, 2007. Retrieved July 23, 2007