Treat Williams Filmography: Movies and Television Credits

This Treat Williams filmography covers 52 movie titles and 21 television titles from the available cast credits. Multiple roles in the same title are grouped together. It is a selection of screen credits, rather than a complete record of every performance. Credits may include acting, voice work, uncredited roles and appearances as themselves.

Treat Williams movies by release year

The years below are film release years, not filming dates.

• Marathon Man (1976) as Central Park Jogger (uncredited)
• The Eagle Has Landed (1976) as Captain Clark
• The Ritz (1976) as Michael Brick
• 1941 (1979) as Cpl. Chuck 'Stretch' Sitarski
• Hair (1979) as George Berger
• The Empire Strikes Back (1980) as Echo Base Trooper (uncredited)
• Prince of the City (1981) as Daniel Ciello
• The Pursuit of D.B. Cooper (1981) as D.B. Cooper
• Flashpoint (1984) as Ernie Wyatt
• Once Upon a Time in America (1984) as Jimmy O'Donnell
• Smooth Talk (1985) as Arnold Friend
• Dead Heat (1988) as Det. Roger Mortis
• Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead (1995) as Critical Bill
• Cannes Man (1996) as Self
• Mulholland Falls (1996) as Fitzgerald
• The Late Shift (1996) as Michael Ovitz
• The Phantom (1996) as Xander Drax
• The Devil's Own (1997) as Billy Burke
• Deep Rising (1998) as John Finnegan
• The Substitute 2: School's Out (1998) as Karl Thomasson
• The Deep End of the Ocean (1999) as Pat Cappadora
• The Substitute 3: Winner Takes All (1999) as Karl Thomasson
• The Substitute: Failure Is Not an Option (2001) as Karl Thomasson
• Hollywood Ending (2002) as Hal
• Venomous (2002) as Dr. David Henning
• Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous (2005) as Walter Collins
• The Hideout (2007) as Padre Amy
• Front of the Class (2008) as Norman Cohen
• What Happens in Vegas (2008) as Jack Fuller Sr.
• 127 Hours (2010) as Aron's Dad
• Howl (2010) as Mark Schorer
• A Little Bit of Heaven (2011) as Jack Corbett
• Beyond the Blackboard (2011) as Dr. Warren
• Mask Maker (2011) as Mr. Tucker
• Attack of the 50 Foot Cheerleader (2012) as Dr. Grey
• Deadfall (2012) as Becker
• Age of Dinosaurs (2013) as Gabe
• Reaching for the Moon (2013) as Robert Lowell
• Barefoot (2014) as Jason Wheeler
• In the Blood (2014) as Robert Grant
• Operation Rogue (2014) as General Hank Wallace
• Confirmation (2016) as Ted Kennedy
• Rocky Mountain Christmas (2017) as Roy
• Second Act (2018) as Anderson Clarke
• The Etruscan Smile (2018) as Frank Barron
• Drunk Parents (2019) as Dan Henderson
• The Great Alaskan Race (2019) as Dr. Welch
• Dolly Parton's Christmas on the Square (2020) as Carl Pellam
• The Christmas House (2020) as Bill Mitchell
• 12 Mighty Orphans (2021) as Amon Carter
• Run Hide Fight (2021) as Sheriff Tarsy
• The Christmas House 2: Deck Those Halls (2021) as Bill Mitchell

Treat Williams television roles and appearances

Television titles are listed alphabetically. An appearance date is included only where verified for Treat Williams; a programme's premiere year does not establish when a performer appeared in it.

• American Odyssey as Colonel Stephen Glen
• Batman: The Animated Series as Milo (voice)
• Blue Bloods as Lenny Ross
• Brothers and Sisters as David Morton
• Chesapeake Shores as Mick O'Brien
• Chicago Fire as Benny Severide
• CSI: Crime Scene Investigation as Sam Bishop
• Eve of Destruction as Max Salinger
• Everwood as Andrew Brown
• Faerie Tale Theatre as Prince Andrew
• FEUD as Bill Paley
• Great Performances as Self
• Hawaii Five-0 as Mick Logan
• Journey to the Center of the Earth as Theodore Lytton
• Law & Order: Special Victims Unit as Jake Stanton
• Leverage as Pete Rising
• Tales from the Crypt as Howard Prince (segment "None But the Lonely Heart")
• The Simpsons as Treat Williams (voice)
• The Storm as Robert Terrell
• We Own This City as Brian Grabler
• White Collar as James Bennett; Sam Phelps

Credit information: TMDB, with additional sources listed below where used. The titles shown here do not establish the beginning or end of Treat Williams's career, and omissions should not be treated as evidence that a credit does not exist.