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*[[William Congreve]]; English playwright and poet. | *[[William Congreve]]; English playwright and poet. | ||
*[[William Dawes]]; a tanner who was one of several men and a woman who alerted colonial minutemen of the approach of British army troops. | *[[William Dawes]]; a tanner who was one of several men and a woman who alerted colonial minutemen of the approach of British army troops. | ||
| + | *[[William Demarest]]; American actor. | ||
*[[William Devane]]; American actor. | *[[William Devane]]; American actor. | ||
*[[William Faulkner]]; American writer. | *[[William Faulkner]]; American writer. | ||
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William may refer to:
Characters
- William Bligh; the captain on HMAV Bounty.
- William F. Buckley; American conservative author and commentator.
- William Cage; a character in the film Edge of Tomorrow, played by Tom Cruise.
- William Clark; an explorer.
- William Congreve; English playwright and poet.
- William Dawes; a tanner who was one of several men and a woman who alerted colonial minutemen of the approach of British army troops.
- William Demarest; American actor.
- William Devane; American actor.
- William Faulkner; American writer.
- William F. George; a syndicated columnist who served as a judge for the Miss American Girl Pageant.
- William Henry Harrison; the 9th President of the United States.
- William Hudson; a fictional character in the Alien franchise.
- William Kristol; American neoconservative political analyst.
- William H. Macy (character); American actor and television host.
- William G. Maimes; a comic book publisher.
- William Masters; a therapist for the Masters and Johnson Institute.
- William McCafferty; a student at High School at the same time as Mr. Burns.
- William McKinley; the 25th President of the United States.
- William Milo; a film executive at Polystar Pictures.
- William Pitt; British Prime Minister.
- William Shakespeare; English poet and playwright.
- William Shatner; Canadian actor and musician.
- William Sullivan; a character in Pandora Strain, played by Treat Williams.
- William Howard Taft; the 27th President of the United States.
- William Wallace; Scottish warrior.
- William Windom; American politician.
- William Hyde Wollaston; English chemist and physicist.
Behind the Laughter
- William "Will" Anderson; animation production accountant for The Simpsons.
- William Arance; additional CG animator for The Simpsons Movie and CG animator for the season 20 episode "Dangerous Curves".
- William Barbini; violinist for the Skywalker Symphony Orchestra for The Simpsons Game.
- William Bell; wrote the song "Born Under a Bad Sign", which was covered on the album The Simpsons Sing the Blues.
- William Bemiller; animation checker for The Simpsons.
- William Allen Blyth; effects animator for the couch gag for the season 27 episode "Fland Canyon".
- William Brand; artist for The Simpsons Skateboarding.
- William Clarke; creative support for The Simpsons Game.
- William Daniels; actor and guest star.
- William Anthony Donohue; was interviewed in The Simpsons 20th Anniversary Special – In 3-D! On Ice!.
- William Freesh; re-recording mixer for The Simpsons.
- William Friedkin; film director and guest star.
- William "Bill" Ho; character layout artist for The Simpsons.
- William Kulhman; additional timer for the season 17 episode "Homer's Paternity Coot".
- William H. Macy; actor and guest star.
- William Mahaney; contributing artist for several The Simpsons books.
- William Pamier; quality assurance tester for The Simpsons: Hit & Run.
- William Reichenbach; played the trombone for the album The Simpsons: Testify.
- William "Tuck" Tucker; character layout artist for The Simpsons.
- William Waldman; character layout artist for The Simpsons Movie and assistant animator for The Simpsons Game.
- William Wright; writer for The Simpsons.
