Very few of Willie’s contemporaries can offer as many credits. Certainly, his regular appearances as Stanford on the acclaimed Sex and the City series catapulted Willie into a position of national recognition. Considerably long before that, however, Willie compiled a wide variety of well over two hundred acting credits.

What follows is just a sampling of what our man Willie has accomplished. Kalmenson & Kalmenson are pleased and excited to have this sought-after personage as part of our education team. Since age 13 at The Actor's Institute in New York, Garson went on to major in theatre and psychology at Wesleyan University. After graduation, he quickly landed guest spots and recurring roles on some of television's most popular and top-rated shows such as Friends, The X-Files, The Practice, Just Shoot Me, Party of Five, Melrose Place, and Ally McBeal. To date, Garson has made over 200 episodic appearances on television.

In addition to Stanford, another one of Garson's memorable characters is Henry, Detective Simone's (Jimmy Smits) low-rent apartment owner/tenant and reluctant friend on NYPD Blue. Garson has also had starring roles in the series Boy Meets World, and Ask Harriet, as well as the highly acclaimed Steven Spielberg miniseries, Taken.

Frequently winning roles in films that are both unique and popular, Garson's film credits include: There's Something About Mary, Groundhog Day, Untamed Heart, Kingpin, Mars Attacks, The Rock, Being John Malkovich, Play it to the Bone, Mike Nichols' What Planet Are You From?, Disney's re-make of Freaky Friday and A Problem with Fear.

Garson has performed with prestigious New York theater companies such as Naked Angels, The Manhattan Theatre Club and The Roundabout Theatre, as well as the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles. He is active with the national not-for-profit organization Big Brothers and has helped run Young Artists United, a nationwide group aimed at communication and problem-solving among teens. Garson also reads to first graders weekly through the Screen Actors Guild’s Bookpals program.