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Notable Films - Father of the Bride - Indian Summer

Worst Film - Cold-blooded

Next Films - How to Go Out On a Date In Queens

Quote - "College was important for me.  I was already part of a group of people on a journey and I wanted to complete the trip.  I also wanted to study theater in-depth and establish a foundation on which to build a career."

FILMOGRAPHY

Father of the Bride - Indian Summer - Cold-blooded - Father of the Bride II - Just a Little Harmless Sex - Simpatico - Ten Tiny Love Stories - How to Go Out On a Date In Queens

PERSONAL INFO

Born September 14th, 1971 in Rye, NY.

Kimberly is 5' 6'' Tall.  Blue eyes.

A native New Yorker, Williams began her acting career while still in her teens, appearing in commercials.

After high school, she was accepted to the prestigious School of Speech at Northwestern University. 

In her sophomore year at Northwestern, she was chosen from hundreds of hopefuls for the coveted role of Steve Martin's daughter in "Father of the Bride." Although the hit film garnered Williams great reviews and lots of attention, she chose to put Hollywood on hold to return to Northwestern and complete her degree.

Graduated Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois.

Member of Alpha Phi sorority at Northwestern University.

Lives in Santa Monica, CA.

Once dated tennis great Pete Sampras.

Kimberly made a nice transition to TV in 2001 with the hit show 'According to Jim'.  She co-stars with Jim Belushi & Courtney Thorne Smith.

Salary - $500,000 per film.

FINAL NOTE

Kimberly is a great actress... if you get a chance to seek out a small 'Mockumentary' film called Ten Tiny Love Stories, you will see her perform a fantastic monologue that really showcases her talent.  I hope she lands a great role in a major film soon so we can see her more often than we have!

Written by T.C. Candler.

© 2003