Barry Williams

 Barry Williams is an American actor with a net worth of six million dollars. Barry Williams started acting as an infant, and was featured in guest roles on several television shows, including Dragnet, The Invaders and Mission: Impossible. In 1969, he became famous by the role of "Greg Brady" who was his older sibling on The Brady Bunch. The show's success would prove to be both an opportunity and a curse. When the run of The Brady Bunch ended in 1974, he began to work as a musical theatre actor, performing with shows like Grease, The Sound of Music, and West Side Story, as well as being a part of Broadway in Romance/Romance. He continued to appear on television, with the roles of guest and supporting characters in shows such as Three's Company and Highway to Heaven. William is his real middle name. His last name is Blenkhorn. He is the youngest of three kids born to Doris May Moore (and Frank Millar Blenkhorn). He is of English, Scottish, and German heritage. His family was located in Pacific Palisades and had some actors as their neighbors. Williams was a kid when he decided he wanted to be an actor.