Timothy Williams (born July 30, 1967 Richmond, Virginia, USA) is an American actor and screenwriter.
Williams was also the "ghost writer" of several books, including My So-Called Career in Hollywood, a darkly comedic autobiography of ill-fated 1960's TV writer Ellery Klass, and I Am Not Lost in Space! a tie-in novelization based on the original Lost in SpaceTV series. Williams also penned movie tie-in novels for the films Born to Be Wild and Running Free. In 2005 and 2007, he was the winner of the Governor's Screenwriting Competition. His 2005 winning entry, Nunley, was acquired by producer Bernard Williams and his 2007 winning entry, The Way Things Turn was acquired by producers Gross-Weston.
