He gets touched and uses an appeal to fans regarding the whereabouts of the Broadway artist Zelig Williams. The ‘Logan’ actor recently posted an emotional message on his Instagram story urging people to find the missing performer. Williams, who collaborated with Jackman in 2019 in the production of ‘The Greatest Showman Tour,’ has been missing for more than ten days.
Jackman, who seemed more concerned, posted a photo of Williams on his Facebook and Twitter and requested everybody who knew his whereabouts to contact the police. The note read: “If anyone out there has information about Zelig Williams, then people should go to the police.” He also said, “Zelig, we love you and cannot wait for you to return home safely.” Forward this message or word around.
The Broadway star was reportedly scheduled to step in as a lead in the play ‘MJ: The Musical,’ and has just come off a five-month shooting in ‘Hamilton,’ which starts on October 26. Published by People magazine, Williams was last spotted at his residence in Colombia, South Carolina, where he was said to be involved in teaching dance.
His mother last set eyes on him on a Thursday morning, and he left the house around 9. She could not reach him after 24 hours, so she reported the case to the Richland County Sheriff’s Department. He was reported missing the last time was sometime many miles away from the Congaree National Park, but his car was found on the 500-mile Palmetto Trail that cuts across the state.
As the Williams family received hints about this case, they lost hope for their loved one and started to worry, thinking that they may have been in an accident, especially when the friend’s notification popped up around the SOS on his phone and possible car crash.
Still, authorities said that, when finding Williams’ car, they didn’t find any evidence that could confirm a collision had occurred. When word spreads that the artist has abruptly vanished, everyone is shocked. Zelig Williams celebrated his 28th birthday.
Only a few weeks before this incident, this challenging time, many people stood in solidarity with his family. As searching continues, Jackman’s call to action reminds one of how closely knit the art community seems. Fans and supporters must watch for something to bring him home safely.
