Graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Acting and Directing from Texas Tech University. Owns Turnkey Productions II, a full-service production company specializing in events, festivals, and shows of all types. An avid golfer and sports enthusiast, he is loyal to the Plano Wildcats(where he was a member of the State Champion football team in 1972), the Texas Tech Red Raiders, and the Dallas Cowboys. Began performing at the Crazy Horse Saloon in Disneyland in 1959 after returning from Japan with his parents, Bill and Shirley Williams. Brad is an avid golfer and enjoys supporting the annual "Beyond the Lights" Celebrity Golf Classic held in Austin, Texas, to help those with spinal cord injuries. Wife's name is Freda, who is also an actor, has two daughters, Thea and Leah. - IMDb Mini Biography By: Brad Williams
47 movies · 19 shows
The Gates
2026·6.1
Casey Makes A Mixtape
2025·0.0
LaRoy, Texas
2024·6.8
Accidental Texan
2024·6.1
Hostile Territory
2022·6.9
Land
2021·6.7
The Last Whistle
2019·6.0
The Great Alaskan Race
2019·5.8
The Domestics
2018·6.1
Deepwater Horizon
2016·6.9
Open 24 Hours
2015·5.0
The Song
2014·5.6
The Bystander Theory
2013·5.0
The Sixth Gun
2013·3.0
Möbius
2013·5.7
Miracle at St. Anna
2008·6.1
Hancock
2008·6.4
Walking Tall: The Payback
2007·5.8
The Return
2006·6.0
Inside Man
2006·7.4
The Ringer
2005·5.7
Friday Night Lights
2004·6.9
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
2003·6.3
Rolling Kansas
2003·5.6
American Outlaws
2001·5.9
75 Degrees in July
2000·7.0
The Operator
2000·4.1
The Patriot
1998·5.6
The Only Thrill
1997·5.0
The Curse of Inferno
1996·5.0
The Underneath
1995·5.7
Texas Justice
1995·5.5
Fatal Deception: Mrs. Lee Harvey Oswald
1993·6.8
Revenge on the Highway
1992·4.2
An American Story
1992·6.4
Trial: The Price of Passion
1992·7.0
Ruby
1992·5.5
Stranger at My Door
1991·6.6
Perry Mason: The Case of the Ruthless Reporter
1991·6.5
Blaze
1989·6.2
Longarm
1988·6.0
Shy People
1987·6.3
Under Cover
1987·4.6
Nightmare at Shadow Woods
1987·5.8
Square Dance
1987·4.7
Dalton: Code of Vengeance II
1986·9.0
Silverado
1985·6.9