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Grant Williams

Known for acting · Born 18 August 1931 · Died 28 July 1985 · aged 53 · New York City, New York

31 credits

Grant Williams (born John Joseph Williams; August 18, 1931 – July 28, 1985) was an American film actor and operatic tenor. He is best remembered for his portrayal of Scott Carey in the seminal science fiction film The Incredible Shrinking Man (1957). The film has become a cult classic.

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Known for

The Incredible Shrinking Man

1957

Hawaiian Eye

1959

Follow Your Heart

Follow Your Heart

1953

The Monolith Monsters

1957

Written on the Wind

1956

The Leech Woman

1960

Brain of Blood

1971

The Couch

1962

Outside the Law

1956

Doomsday Machine

1972

PT 109

1963

Red Sundown

1956

Acting (31)

1972Doomsday MachineMaj. Kurt MasonFilm
1971Brain of BloodBobFilm
1971How's Your Love Life?Paul MillerFilm
1967DragnetFather BarnesSeries
1964The MunstersSeries
1963The Outer LimitsMajor Douglas McKinnonSeries
1963PT 109Lt. Alvin ClusterFilm
1962The CouchCharles CampbellFilm
1962Stampede at Bitter CreekMike ForbesFilm
1961Susan SladeConn WhiteFilm
1960The Leech WomanNeil FosterFilm
196013 Fighting MenCapt. John ForrestFilm
1960Surfside 6Keith Minter, Frank AndersSeries
1959Hawaiian EyeGreg MacKenzie · 101 episodesSeries
1959The Peter Tchaikovsky StoryPeter Tchaikovsky (the man)Film
1959Lone TexanGreg BanisterFilm
1958Shirley Temple's StorybookKing JulioSeries
1957The Incredible Shrinking ManScott CareyFilm
1957Perry MasonQuincy Davis, Dr. Todd MeadeSeries
1957The Monolith MonstersDave MillerFilm
1957Four Girls in TownSpencer Farrington, Jr.Film
1956Written on the WindBiff MileyFilm
1956Red SundownChet SwannFilm
1956Walk the Proud LandWoodworth Clum - the narrator (uncredited) (voice)Film
1956Outside the LawDon KastnerFilm
1956Showdown at AbileneChip TomlinFilm
1955GunsmokeJoe PlummerSeries
1955Allen in MovielandSelf - Larry NevinsFilm
1954The Wonderful World of DisneyMike ForbesSeries
1953Follow Your Heart · 112 episodesSeries
1947Kraft Television TheatreKnave of HeartsSeries