William Pierce "Will" Truman is a fictional character on the American sitcom Will & Grace, portrayed by Eric McCormack. He is a gay lawyer who lives in the Upper West Side of New York City with his best friend, Grace Adler. Will was born on October 23, 1966 in Bridgeport, Connecticut, to WASP parents Marilyn (Blythe Danner) and George (Sydney Pollack); he has two brothers, Paul and Sam. Will came out in 1985, during college, when — after being...
Will tells Karen that he can't go with her to look for the woman who tried to...
Leo tells Will he doesn't care for tea and shoe shopping. He misses the exci...
Leo tells Will that his tour of New York really wasn't the excitement he was ...
Will tells Leo that he'll show him around New York but Leo asks Will about hi...
Will tells Leo he'll show him around New York City and after they're done Leo...
Leo stops by Will's to get some soup for Grace who isn't feeling well.
Will tells Leo that Karen has a habit of agreeing to do things before she fin...
Will asks Jack if there really is such thing as a gay spelling bee.
Will tells his mother that he's ready for her to move out of his apartment.
Will denies that he's sick of living with his mother even though that's what ...
Will tells Grace he'd feel bad if he told his mother it was time for her to g...
Will tells Grace he's spending more time with his mother than he would like to.
Will tells Grace not to bring up his mother when he's working out.
Will mimics his mother after she asks him if he has to go to the bathroom bef...
Will's mother, Marilyn, goes through his movie collection while spending some...
Will tells his mother she should stay with him and invites her to pick out he...
Jack tells Will how smart he is as he sits on the couch eating from a bowl of...
Will, Jack and Marilyn enter Will's apartment after going to see Mamma Mia on...
Will tells Jack that they shouldn't ask his mother to go see Mamma Mia on Bro...
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