Actor Treat Williams tragically passed away following a devastating motorcycle accident, and many celebrities have taken to social media to offer their condolences to his family and reflect on their memories with him.

In a statement released on Monday, June 13, his agent Barry McPherson confirmed that the 71-year-old actor had died as a result of the accident. The news sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry, with many prominent figures expressing their sadness over the loss of such a beloved actor.

John Travolta was among the first to pay his respects, recalling their shared time on Broadway in iconic musicals. “Treat Williams and I got our start together in NYC, appearing in two Broadway shows, *Grease* and *Over Here*,” Travolta wrote on social media. “Treat, I’m so sorry. I’m thinking of you and your family. We will miss you. Love, John.” Their connection through the theater was clearly one that Travolta cherished, and his heartfelt message reflected the deep bond they formed early in their careers.

Another actor who worked with Williams was Catherine Zeta-Jones. They co-starred in the 1996 film *The Phantom*, and Zeta-Jones shared a still from the movie along with a simple, but emotional caption: “R.I.P. Dearest Treat Williams.” Her words, though brief, conveyed the deep sadness she felt at the loss of her co-star.

Kim Cattrall, who starred alongside Williams in the 1999 television film *36 Hours to Die*, expressed her shock over the news. “I’m in shock!” she tweeted. “Goodbye, Dear Treat. Pam, Gille, Ellie, and the family have my condolences. A great friend and actor.” Cattrall’s message highlighted both her grief and her sympathy for Williams’ family.

Actress Sharon Stone, who shared a screenshot of the news of Williams’ passing, also took to social media to offer her condolences. “Sad news, rest in peace, brother,” she wrote, acknowledging the deep loss that many in the entertainment industry were feeling.

Mark Hamill, who had a connection to Williams from their time working together on *The Empire Strikes Back* in 1980, also mourned the loss. He posted a photo of the two of them on set, writing, “Just got the awful news that the world has lost @Rtreatwilliams. Such a great person, such a talented actor, and such a beloved friend. I’m crushed. #RIP_Friend.” Hamill’s tribute reflected the admiration and love he had for Williams both as a person and as an actor.

Emily VanCamp, who worked with Williams on the show *Everwood*, shared her own memories of him. Posting a photo of a young Treat Williams, she wrote, “The many times we worked together were always wonderful, and I was always excited for the next time. I’m sending your family my entire love, Treat. Take off, my friend.” Her tribute was heartfelt, emphasizing the positive impact Williams had on her and the people around him.

James Woods, who starred alongside Williams in the 1984 crime epic *Once Upon a Time in America*, also shared his memories. “Treat and I spent months filming *Once Upon a Time in America* in Rome,” Woods recalled. “A long shoot can be very lonely, but his great sense of humor and constant good spirits were a Godsend. He was someone I truly enjoyed being around, and I’m devastated by his passing. #TreatWilliams, R.I.P.” Woods’ words highlighted the camaraderie and friendship they developed during the long production.

Actor Billy Baldwin penned a lengthy tribute, praising Williams as intelligent, talented, funny, charming, successful, and compassionate. “A golden heart,” he wrote. “A terrible loss. He was a dedicated fighter for social justice and climate change. We will miss you, Treat. Rest in peace.”

The outpouring of tributes and heartfelt messages from Williams’ friends and colleagues is a testament to the lasting impact he had on the lives of so many, both in the entertainment industry and beyond. His kindness, talent, and dedication to important causes will not be forgotten, and his legacy will continue to inspire those who knew and admired him.