Jordan Williams
Known for ActingBorn 1955-10-07 — died 2006-03-13
Originally a carpenter in Chicago, Jordan started on stage there and moved to Atlanta in 1979 and went into voice-overs. Soon he was appearing in films, writing, and moved to L.A. and New York for a while and appeared on numerous daytime dramas.
Known for
Rag and Bone
1998 · as Roykin's Henchman
Steel Chariots
1997 · as Glenn Walton
Kent State
1981 · as Lt. Stone
Nightjohn
1996 · as James G. Waller
Complex of Fear
1993 · as Lee Harrison
Sacrifice
2000 · as Carl Sackett
Oldest Living Confederate Widow Tells All
1994 · as Samuel Honicut
Final Cut
1989 · as John 'Smilie' Wilson
Fatal Desire
2003 · as Ben