Biography
Williams gave a memorable performance as a tough working-class woman struggling to raise her disabled son alone in John Sayles' 1991 drama, "City of Hope".
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Thief of Hearts
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Career Milestones
| Born on a tugboat that was sailing to a missionary camp in Canada | ||
| Grew up in logging camps in Canada | ||
| Worked as waitress in Gibsons Landing, British Columbia | ||
| Worked five years in repertory with the resident theatrical company of the Vancouver Cultural Centre where she starred in productions of "Nijinsky", the one-woman show "Preparing", "The Tempest", "Dracula" and "Marat/Sade" | ||
1984 | Film debut, "Thief of Hearts" | |
1990 | Featured in a recurring role on TV series, "Against the Law" | |
1993 | Played Susan Silverman, the title character's love interest in Lifetime TV-movie sequels to the popular detective series "Spenser: For Hire" | |
1997 | Cast at the matriarch of the titular family in "Inventing the Abbots" | |
1998 | Acted in two Showtime movies "Naked City: Justice With a Bullett" and "Naked City: A Killer Christmas" | |
2001 | Co-starred in "Jack the Dog"; screened at Sundance | |