Arthur Williams III

Actor, Director at Model Club, Inc.
Actor, Dancer, Videographer and Voice Actor

West Roxbury, Massachusetts

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November 2016

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About Arthur

Arthur Williams III is a working (non-union) triple-threat actor who's first performance was at the age of four years old in an extemporaneous performance in Boston, Massachusetts' summer, "Playhouse in the Park" where he sung (acapella ) -- "Expressway to your heart", by the Soul Survivors. Continuing his musical reign he performed as solo and back-up singer in 'Rocco and the Celestials Musical Review'; Spain Family Coir Singers and other musical accomplishments, groups and bands. As an actor he starred and performed in stage musicals and dramatic plays: "Blues for Mr. Charlie"; "Raisin in the Sun"; "I'd Rather Be Lucky Thank Rich"; "Fences"; "Jesus Hopped The A Train" and more. He began a momentum of working in film and television in commercials, medical teaching videos, industrious films/videos, Indie movies and featured in blockbuster films like: "Detroit", directed by Kathryn Bigelow; Showtimes series, "SMILF" and starred in 'Sella's Kitchen', as a Haitian restaurant owner. He's had the honor of attending Emerson College for theater and dance and has been coached by Bates Wilder of C.P Casting (Showtimes 'Brotherhood' and 'Blackwood'). Just before the pandemic he was nominated as Best Actor of the Year in the 2019 DASH Awards and began his own production company called 3rdTier Productions. His talents are not limited to performance but also includes coaching, casting, and directing and stage management. His resume also reflects work in voice-over; Audio Dialogue Replacement (ADR); and Teleprompter.

Unique traits: Commands the room and stage

Gender:
Male

Height:
5' 8"

Weight:
160

Body type:
Slim

Hair:
Short

Hair color:
Salt/Pepper

Eyes:
Brown

Ethnicity:
Other

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Truth Behind Closed Doors (2020)
Film by Jaimie Braddy (Crime) Priest The narrative of a young woman caught in a turbulent relationship. Believing in the love Jason has for Veronica, she falls for his charm allowing the relationship to move faster than anticipated. Once she becomes dependent on Jason, his sudden changes catches Veronica off guard, leaving her vulnerable once his true nature is revealed.
Streets Run Red (2018 - 2019)
Film (short) by Paul M McAlarney (Horror) Forensic Officer, Lasarus An aging detective and his partner tirelessly pursue a gruesome, psycho-sexual serial murderer named the Kubrick Killer. When the maniac falls right into their laps without them realizing it, fact and fiction begin to blur for the three men whose senses of reality seem less and less certain.
Sella's Kitchen (2016 - 2018)
Film (short) by Ralph Celestin (Family) Pierre, AKA Napo, S.E.L.L.A's Kitchen, is a coming of age inspirational drama based on a screenplay written by Ralph Antoine Celestin (the visionary director of Boston2Philly). The film stars Trisha Mondesir as Marley aka S.E.L.L.A, an at risk teen and food prodigy living in Boston. At an early age she discovers she has a unique talent for cooking that far exceeds the droves of fans in her neighborhood and eventually she garners the attention of Napo, ( played by Arthur Williams III). Napo who narrowly survives an earthquake disaster in Haiti, moves to America with hopes of opening up a restaurant to teach and introduce the Haitian food culture to the masses. Soon "Sella" finds herself enthralled in a vicious competition and under the tutelage of a mysterious teacher with a heavy accent, volatile personality and a culture far different than anything Sella's ever known. Through their differences, shared hardships and mutual love for food, a bond is formed by this unlikely pair and a young city slick unaware of her intense talent and a restaurant owner with unconventional methods, find themselves in the same kitchen, at the same time and unclear whether it's coincidence or destiny. Story lines deal with the culture clash between the much younger Sella and the group of competing and battle-ridden Chefs (Tayla Andre, Jo Lee Stewart) all with their own unique backgrounds. The film itself includes elements of core family values, extensive history regarding culinary industry, hip-hop music and functions as a mixture of melodrama, artistic cinema and comedy.
Streets Run Red (2017 - 2018)
Film (short) by Paul M McAlarney (Horror) Videographer An aging detective and his partner tirelessly pursue a gruesome, psycho-sexual serial murderer named the Kubrick Killer. When the maniac falls right into their laps without them realizing it, fact and fiction begin to blur for the three men whose senses of reality seem less and less certain.
Impact (2017 - 2018)
Film (short) by Michael O'Connor (Drama) Crixcus's boxing Coach A young athlete at the start of his career receives an intense concussion during a match and must decide between starting his life over or going for one more match.
The Chair (2017)
by Michael Paul (as Mike O'D) Speakeasy Patron