William Daniels

Awards & Honours

Awards Won

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William Daniels's two Emmy wins for St. Elsewhere place him among the most honored supporting actors in television drama. His portrayal of Dr. Mark Craig was a critical highlight of the acclaimed series, which itself won multiple Emmys. Daniels also earned four People's Choice Award nominations for Boy Meets World, reflecting his popularity with audiences. His service as SAG president during the 2000 strike demonstrated his leadership within the industry. The unique distinction of playing three members of the Adams family on screen is a testament to his versatility as a character actor.

AwardsDaniels won two Primetime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series for his role as Dr. Mark Craig on St. Elsewhere, in 1985 and 1986. He also received four People's Choice Award nominations for his portrayal of George Feeny on Boy Meets World.

Honours & Distinctions

President of the Screen Actors Guild

Screen Actors Guild·1999

Served as president from 1999 to 2001, leading the union during the 2000 commercial actors strike.

Records & Feats

Only actor to portray three members of the Adams political family on screen

Career Milestone·1972

Played John Adams in 1776, Samuel Adams in The Adams Chronicles, and John Quincy Adams in a television film.