Andre Williams

Andre Williams is an American actor and director known for American Crime, Walker, All the Queen's Men, and Three Housewives and a Body.

Biography

Williams found his first major television opportunity on American Crime, where background work developed into the recurring role of LeSean Young. He has since moved between network drama, independent films, and genre projects.

His career has grown through supporting roles that return him to television drama. American Crime opened the door, Walker gave him a recurring law-enforcement part, and later work included All the Queen's Men and Three Housewives and a Body.

Known for

LeSean Young

American Crime

Williams played recurring character LeSean Young in the second season.[1][2][3]

Craig

Scare Package

He appeared as Craig in the 2019 horror anthology.[1][3]

Officer Randall

Walker

Williams played Officer Randall in four episodes.[1][5][3]

Jamal

All the Queen's Men

He joined the drama series as Jamal in 2025.[1][3]

Randall

Seven Miles from Forever

Williams played Randall in the 2025 independent drama.[1]

Dean Trawley

Three Housewives and a Body

He plays Dean Trawley in the 2026 Lifetime movie, previously known as Housewives Murder Pact.[6][7][8]

Career highlights

  1. 2016

    An unexpected first break

    Williams began on American Crime as a background performer. The opportunity developed into his first speaking television role, LeSean Young, during the show's second season.[2][1]

  2. 2019

    Moving into genre film

    In 2019, he played Craig in Scare Package, a horror anthology built around several connected stories.[1][3]

  3. 2021–2022

    Four episodes of Walker

    Williams appeared as Officer Randall across four episodes of Walker between 2021 and 2022.[5][1]

  4. 2025

    A busy 2025

    His credits that year included Jamal in All the Queen's Men and Randall in the independent drama Seven Miles from Forever.[1][3]

  5. 2026

    Three Housewives and a Body

    Williams plays Dean Trawley in the 2026 Lifetime thriller, which was previously promoted as Housewives Murder Pact.[6][7][8]

Good to know

An Austin background

Williams was born and raised in Austin, Texas.[1][2]

A role that grew

His American Crime work changed from background employment to a recurring speaking part.[2]

Another professional name

He is also credited as A'Todd Williams.[5][1]