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Birth Name: Norman Neale Williams II
Born: June 15, 1940 in Los Angeles, California, USA
Died: January 6, 2011 in Los Angeles, California, USA
Cause of Death: Heart Failure
Biography: I was fortunate to have met Aron Kincaid once, on April 2, 2009. I enjoyed Aron. He was a funny guy, and talented. However, there was a sadness about him. Aron was going through some health and personal issues at the time. I was going through some dark times at the time. I would like to have seen him again when we were both in better spirits.
Aron had fond memories of his acting work, and certainly appreciated his fans. He made his disenchantment with Hollywood, 1980s-onward, very plain. Aron wasn't a great fan of explicit sex and violence in film and television, and didn't really want anything to do with those kinds of projects. For about the last decade of his acting career, he was primarily a voiceover artist in TV cartoons. Aron's best-known voicework is for the Killer Croc character in "Batman: The Animated Series" and Sky Linx in "Transformers". He did a lot of cartoons, and admitted that a lot of times he didn't even know for what he was reading. Killer Croc seemed to be Aron's immediate favorite voice. It was a cartoon character with depth that he could really get into. His favorite Killer Croc dialogue concerned an attempt on killing Batman: "I threw a rock at him" he said, in a gravelly voice. Aron liked Sky Linx mainly because he could put on an English accent.
For the last nearly-two-decades of his life, Aron concentrated solely on his art, under the name N.N. Williams II. He was a very good artist, and had a focus on classic Hollywood and landscapes. When I met with him, he discussed in length a portrait he was doing of actress Maureen O'Hara.
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