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Harland Williams began his career as a stand-up comedian in nightclubs in Chicago and New York. His unusual humor and eccentric performances caught the attention of television producers, and he soon got his own show. For many years he worked in various television projects, and also starred in several films.

Some of Harland Williams' more famous film works include:

- "Hudson Hockey" (1992): In this film, he played the role of coach Hank, whose unusual training technique leads his team to victory.

- "Mississippi on Fire" (1988): In this crime thriller, he reprised the role of Detective Medgar, who investigates the murder of a civil rights activist.

- "Batman" (1989): In this blockbuster, he played the role of Fire-Breathing, one of Batman's main opponents.

Harland Williams continues to delight her fans with her talent and professionalism. His magnificent acting skills and unique charm make him one of the brightest representatives of cinema.