Fred Williamson and Jack Arnold Were an Odd Match Who Made One of the Best ’70s Action Movies. The blaxploitation icon and old-school Hollywood craftsman collaborated on "Black Eye," a neo-noir ...

Fred “The Hammer” Williamson was one of the first stars of the Oakland Raiders in the early seasons of the Oakland Raiders in the developmental years of the American Football League, which was ...

When actor Fred Williamson and director Jack Arnold came together to make “Black Eye” in 1974, it wasn’t an obvious match.. Williamson was the retired pro football player who, after making his feature ...

AFS Hails 'Black Caesar' Odd City creates new print for Fred Williamson chat By Richard Whittaker, 3:42PM, Tue. Mar. 4, 2014 ...

Defensive back Fred "The Hammer" Williamson, a Gary Froebel grad, enjoyed an eight-year NFL career with Oakland, Pittsburgh and Kansas City.

Williamson joined the Raiders in 1961 and played four seasons in Oakland, ... Fred 'The Hammer' Williamson to light the Al Davis Memorial Torch Oct 25, 2024 at 12:02 PM.

Radio personality Dan McGrath supports friends Linda and Fred Williamson at the 14th annual Fred "The Hammer" Williamson Celebrity Invitational Golf Tournament pairings party on Jan. 12, 2024.

Fred and Linda, thanks for sharing, caring, and just being you, and to those who served, from all of us, we say in unison: “Thank you for your service.” Visit woundedwarriorproject.org to ...

Fred Williamson went on to a lengthy post-playing career in movies. Williamson, who was interviewed for the podcast, is still alive at age 85, ...

Fred 'The Hammer' Williamson's annual golf tourney benefits Wounded Warrior Project. Carole Stephen-Smith. ... film actor, producer and director Williamson and his wife, Linda, ...