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Michelle Williams' Bio
"Dawson's" may
be her first starring role in a series, but Michelle Williams is already a veteran of
numerous feature films and television projects. The proverbial small town girl, Williams
was born and raised in rural Kalispell, Mont., before moving with her family to San Diego
when she was 10 years old. She became involved in community theater productions and was
soon commuting to Los Angeles for professional auditions. At age 14, Williams made her
big-screen debut in the 1994 family film "Lassie," and was soon cast as the
young alien in the film "Species." Most recently, Michelle was seen in the
dramatic feature "A Thousand Acres," starring Michelle Pfeiffer, Jennifer Jason
Leigh, Jason Robards and Jessica Lange. In television, she starred in the television movie
"A Mother's Justice." In her free time, 17-year-old Williams is an avid reader,
with her current favorite authors being Hermann Hesse, Dostoyevsky and Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
She also enjoys boxing, which feeds into her early childhood fantasy of becoming the first
female heavyweight champion of the world.
