Troy Demerick Williams, youngest of two children, was born and raised in Bradenton, Florida by Vincent L. Williams Sr. and Berthenia (Chapman). The nickname "Hollywood" was given to Troy by friends because of his confidence and his flashy style of dress. Williams began his career in the entertainment industry doing runway modeling in 2005. He modeled for F.A.C.E.S. Modeling Troupe, Set it Off Productions, and eventually would sign a contract with John Casablanca in 2007. It was during his time in F.A.C.E.S. where he met his beautiful wife Candace Curry-Williams. After experiencing great success, Troy would walk away from modeling officially in 2008 to pursue a career in acting. After going through many life experiences, ultimately he would put his acting career on hold for a number of years to begin a career in Corporate America. Troy officially made his acting debut in film in 2015 and has not looked back since. His passion and work ethic have landed him roles in over 30 films. He is most known for his lead role in "The Watchman's Edict" (2017) directed by Bryan Boykins, and for his role in award winning film "The Turnaround" (2016) directed by James C. Hunter. He is also known for sitcom "Apartment 5210" (2018), "Letting Go" (2018), "MMA" (2018), and feature film "HENRI" (2017) where he stars alongside Hollywood's own Burt Reynolds, Eric Roberts, and Robert LaSardo. Williams currently trains under SAG Actor Chris Greene in the LOAA- Life of an Actor program in Florida. He is currently represented by Treasure Coast Talent. - IMDb Mini Biography By: Unknown
