William Layton

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Characters played by William Layton

Don Lucas — Wrath of the Wind (1970)

Don Lucas is one of the powerful men involved in deciding how to respond to the workers' unrest. Against Ramón's demand for violent repression, he argues that the landowners should improve wages and working conditions. His position exposes the division among the local elite and challenges the strategy favored by Ramón.

Gov. Bellingham — The Scarlet Letter (1973)

Gov. Bellingham is a colonial governor connected to Hester Prynne through sewing work, including garments associated with him. He is also the father of Mistress Hibbins, whose forest invitation to Hester and Pearl forms part of the community's growing suspicion toward Hester.

Career Overview

William Layton has 22 screen credits in a career dating back to 1963. Signature works include Memoria, Wrath of the Wind, Autumn Rain. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

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Gender
male
Known Credits
22
Birth Date
1913-12-23
Birth Place
Osborne, Kansas, USA

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