The news of Treat Williams’ tragic passing following a devastating motorbike accident has left many in shock. As the entertainment industry mourns the loss of this talented actor, celebrities have taken to social media to express their condolences and pay tribute to him.
One of the first to share memories of Treat Williams was John Travolta. Remembering their time together on Broadway in the musicals Grease and Over Here, Travolta wrote, “Treat Williams and I got our start together in NYC appearing in two Broadway shows. Treat, I’m so sorry. I’m thinking of you and your family. We will miss you. Love, John.”
Catherine Zeta-Jones, who co-starred with Williams in the 1996 film The Phantom, posted a still from the movie on her Twitter account with a simple yet heartfelt caption: “R.I.P. Dearest Treat Williams.” Kim Cattrall, who worked with Williams in the 1999 television film 36 Hours to Die, expressed her shock and sent her condolences to his family, saying, “Goodbye, Dear Treat. Pam, Gille, Ellie, and the family have my condolences. A great buddy and actor.”
Sharon Stone shared her sadness over the news by posting a screenshot of a news article announcing Williams’ passing and wrote, “Sad news, rest in peace, brother.” Emily VanCamp, who acted alongside Williams in the film Everwood, shared a photo of the actor in his youth and expressed her love for him and his family, saying, “The many times we worked together were always amazing, and I was always enthusiastic for the next time. I’m sending your family my entire love, Treat. Take off, my friend.”
Mark Hamill, who had an uncredited role as a storm base warrior with Williams in The Empire Strikes Back (1980), shared a picture of them from the set and expressed his devastation, saying, “Just got the horrible news that the world has lost Treat Williams. Such a great individual, such a talented actor, and such a beloved friend. I’m crushed. #RIP_Pal.”
James Woods, Williams’ co-star in the 1984 epic crime drama Once Upon a Time in America, reflected on their time filming together in Rome. He praised Williams for his enduring good humor and sense of humor, calling him a “Godsend.” Woods expressed his deep sadness and referred to Williams as someone he truly liked, saying, “#TreatWilliams, R.I.P.”
Billy Baldwin penned a touching tribute to Williams, describing him as smart, talented, funny, charming, successful, handsome, and compassionate. He portrayed Williams as someone with a golden heart and remembered him as a dedicated fighter for social justice and climate change. “A horrible loss,” Baldwin wrote. “We will miss you. Treat, rest in peace.”
The passing of Treat Williams has left a void in the hearts of many. His talent, kindness, and passion for social justice will be remembered fondly by his friends, co-stars, and fans alike.
