Popular American actor Treat Williams died in a car accident near his luxury home in Vermont.
According to international media, the fatal accident occurred on Monday afternoon when the motorcycle Williams was riding on was involved in a car driven by a 35-year-old driver.
According to reports, the accident occurred when the 35-year-old driver turned left, without looking at the road at all, and dragged the actor.
Williams, known for his roles in Everwood and the film Hair, was killed in the crash near his home, just hours after posting videos and photos of his tidy garden.
Who was Treat Williams?
Treat Williams was born in 1951 and began his professional acting career around the age of 20 after graduating from Franklin and Marshall College.
His career took off after his first film appearance in the thriller Deadly Hero in 1975 and a year later he appeared in The Ritz and The Eagle Has Landed.
In 1979 he played George Berger in Hair, which was based on a Broadway musical, for which he was nominated for a Golden Globe for the first time. Two years later his second Golden Globe nomination followed for the film Prince of The City.
In total in his career Treat Williams had participated in more than 120 films, plays and television productions.