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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia William James Cuddy (born June 12, 1997) is a Canadian actor who has starred in notable projects such as The Russell Girl and Breakfast with Scot. William also had a supporting role in the television series, Runaway, which was a Sony Pictures Television production, and shown on The CW Television Network. He played the role of a young Gore Vidal in Amelia. Cuddy was 8 years old when he started his acting career. His first U.S. television series was Runaway, in which he played Andy in the episode "There's No Place Like Home". His first feature film was Br…
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- Runaway (2006) as Andy
- Amelia (2009) as Gore Vidal
- The Marsh (2006) as Kid (uncredited)
- The Russell Girl (2008) Cast
- The Dogfather (2010) as Josh Franks
- The Armoire (2009) as Aaron
- A Christmas Carol (2019) as Truck Driver
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Most-watched William Cuddy films currently: Amelia (2009), The Marsh (2006), The Russell Girl (2008), The Dogfather (2010), The Armoire (2009).
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