Born in Hollywood, Aron was surrounded by art and films from the beginning. At the age of 12 he won his first important national art award. At age 16 he produced, directed and starred in "The Fall of Nineveh" - a full length theatrical film with a cast of 500 - definitely a very impressive start for this young man. Since then, Kincaid has had quite an adventure with some very diverse experiences in life.  He's been a security guard for the Royal Hawaiian Hotel, worked on a construction gang in the South Seas, dubbed films in Paris, led tours of the Acropolis in Greece, was a rock singer on the Via Veneto in Rome, graduated from the U.C.L.A. Cinema Department, served 8 years in the United States Coast Guard Reserve, appeared in 18 motion pictures, was involved in over 300 television shows and for 20 years  (1970-1990) was one of the top fashion models in the United States appearing in literally thousands of ads in all media.

Throughout all his moving about (he has had 20 addresses in the last five years) he has maintained "Moonfleet," his studio home in Benedict Canyon, where he often paints 24 hours on end.

In his nine Hollywood collections of oil paintings (the first two collections were acquired by Motown Records and Mr. Dean Martin), Aron Kincaid, the artist, has attempted to portray in retrospect a city's most colorful inhabitants and their involvement in an era that is all but totally gone.  Having lived through this time and having been a part of it, Kincaid has tried to capture the glory, the superficial, the madness and the joy of something the world will never see again.
 

Private Collections - (partial listing)

• Cecil B. DeMille Estate
• Motown Records
• Milton Shoong Foundation, San Francisco
• Senator Barry Goldwater, Arizona
• Mr. Dean Martin, Beverly Hills
• Mr. Glenn Ford
• Universal Studios
• Mr. Armistead Maupin, San Francisco
• Mr. Carroll Righter, Hollywood
• Universal Pictures
• Walt Disney Productions
• Twentieth Century Fox

• EQUITY STAGE PRODUCTIONS (17 shows sine 1961 including the following...)
• THE LOUD, RED PATRICK (d: Michael Kray) Lead role resulted in contract with Universal
• THE CAINE MUTINY COURT MARTIAL (D: Henry Fonda - Three months at the Ahmanson Theater)
• CACTUS FLOWER (D: James Burrows) Starred with Virginia Mayo & Todd Andrews
• THE MAN FROM THERMOPYLAE (D: Kay Kuter) Title role (Masquers Theater, Hollywood)

•  UCLA graduate – BA in Cinematography
•  U.S. Coast Guard – 8 years service
•  Designed & illustrated 18 major film advertising campaigns
•  Seven one-man shows of original landscape oil paintings
•  Approx. 1500 television commercials (4/5ths voice-over) since 1958
•  Extensive voice-over work for motion picture trailers & network promos during last ten years

MOTION PICTURES (1957-1960)

• THE FALL OF NINEVEH Produced, directed and starred in this tale of ancient Assyria (Iraq) while still in high school.  A year in production with a cast of over 400 students.  This one hour, color, sound film made back the original investment and a 100%profit with only two screenings.

• SPARTACUS (D: Stanley Kubrick) Played Laurence Olivier’s standard bearer in this epic of ancient Rome (Universal)

• THE WASP WOMAN (D: Robert Corman) As the keeper of the bees he had his first on-screen line, “I try to take my inspiration from the bees, sir!  Always busy, busy, busy!” (A.I.P.)

• TELEVISION “BORIS KARLOFF presents THRILLER”  (Revue –Universal) Robert Vaughn played the mad college professor in “The Ordeal of Dr. Cordell.”  Kincaid was the energetic head cheerleader billed as “Norm Williams.”  Marlo Thomas debuted.

• OTHER:  A move to Rome, Italy resulted in a season as a rock’n roll singer at the Angelo di Roma club on the Via Vaneto.  Returning to the states he was cast in a leading role in THE LOUD, RED PATRICK at Actors Studio West.  It resulted in a contract with Universal Studios. Graduated UCLA (Bachelor of Arts-Cinematography)

• GIRLS ON THE BEACH (D: William N. Witney) Starred with the Beach Boys and Leslie Gore (Paramount)

•  BEACH BALL (D: Lennie Weinrib) Co-starred with the Supremes, the Four Seasons, the Righteous Bros. (Paramount)

•  SKI PARTY (D: Alan Rafkin) Showcase role; led to seven year contract with American International Pictures (A.I.P.)

•  GHOST IN THE INVISIBLE BIKINI (D: Don Weis) Starred with Boris Karloff, Basil Rathbone, Francis X. Bushman, Patsy Kelly, and Nancy Sinatra in this bizarre musical (A.I.P.)

•  DR. GOLDFOOT AND THE BIKINI MACHINE (D: Norman Taurog) Kincaid and Annette Funicello did cameo roles in this Vincent Price film (A.I.P.)

•  CREATURE OF DESTRUCTION (D: Larry Buchanan) “Excruciating” says Leonard Maltin in the 1998 Movies and video Guide (A.I.P.)

• THE SECRET SHARER (D: Larry Yust) Starred with David Soul in this film version of Joseph Conrad’s famous short story. (EBF)

•  PROUD AND THE DAMNED (D: Ferde Grofe) Starred with Chuck Connors, Cesar Romero and Jose Greco in this Columbia film.  Motion picture filmed entirely in Columbia.

• THE HAPPIEST MILLIONAIRE (D: Norman Tokar)  Played the role "Walter Blakely"  with Fred MacMurray, Greer Garson, Geraldine Page, and Leslie Ann Warren.  Biggest budgeted film to date for Disney Studios.

•  THE NEW WIFE (D: Renee Chiao) Portrayed only Anglo in all Chinese cast. Winner of several awards (AFI)

•  MOVIE OF  THE WEEK BLACK WATER GOLD (D: Alan Landsburg) Starred as opportunistic scuba bum in search of sunken treasure in the Bahamas; with Ricardo Montalban, Keir Dullea, Bradford Dillman, France Nuyen, and Lana Wood. Released as a theatrical film in Europe.  (Metromedia Producers Corporation).

•  TELEVISION:  Costarred one season on “Bachelor Father” with John Forsythe.  Over one-hundred guest star or co-star roles in such shows as: Alcoa Hour, Channing, My Three sons, Donna Reed Show, The Beverly Hillbillies, FBI, Lassie, Wagon Train, Shindig, The Tonight Show, Get Smart, This is the Life, Hallmark Hall of Fame, Medical Center, The New People, The Addams Family, Jerry Lewis Show, Garry Moore Show with Carol Burnett, Imogene Coca Show, and Death Valley Days.

MOTION PICTURES (1971-1980)

• CANNONBALL (D: Paul Bartel) Played David the Highway Patrolman who gets kidnapped and gang-raped by three waitresses from Tiny Naylor’s Drive-In.  With David Carradine, Sylvester Stallone, Roger Corman, Martin Scorcese, Jonathan Kaplin and Joe Dante (New World Pictures).

•  GABLE AND LOMBARD (D: Sidney Furie) Played Lombard’s first love, Russ Colombo (Universal)

• TELEVISION About 80 shows in this decade including: A Storm in Summer (with Peter Ustinov – won two Emmys)

•  Others were: Love, American Style, Mr. Merlin, Gavilan, The Immortal, Family Affair, Henry Fonda in the “Smith Family,” McClain’s Law (with James Arness), Hey! Landlord, The Wonderful World of Phillip Malley, This is the Life, and FBI.

• MOVIE OF THE WEEK PLANT EARTH (D: Marc Daniels) Played “Gorda” the stud-slave of Amazon queen (Diana Muldaur) in this Gene Roddenberry movie set in the future.  With John Saxon and Janet Margolin (Warner Bros. Television)

•  BRAVE NEW WORLD (D: Burt Brinkerhoff) Joined Keir Dullea, Bud Cort, Ron O’Neal, Kristoffer Tabori, and Marcia Strassman in this adaptation of Aldous Huxley novel about life 600 years in the future. (Universal)

•  STAGE THE CAINE MUTINY COURT MARTIAL (D: Henry Fonda) With John Forsythe, Joe Don Baker, Hume Cronyn, Paul Stewart, Henry Brandon, Andrew Prine, and Bruce Davison (Ahmanson Theater)

•  CACTUS FLOWER (D: James Burrows) With Virginia Mayo (Off Broadway Theatre, San Diego)

•  THE MAN FROM THERMOPYLAE (D: Kay Kuter) Title role as the sole survivor of the battle of Thermopylae in ancient Greece (Masquers Theatre, Hollywood).

• OTHER From 1972 to 1978 Kincaid was living in New York and San Francisco.  During this six-year period he did over 700 commercials.  Completed eight-year stint in the United States Coast Guard Reserve.

MOTION PICTURES (1981-1990)

•  FILM THE GOLDEN CHILD (D: Michael Ritchie) Kincaid was the informer who hassles Eddie Murphy (Paramount)

•   SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT (D: Charles E. Sellier, Jr.) Played the obnoxious deejay (Tri-Star)

OTHER:  Although involved in property development and real estate investments in Napa Valley through much of the eighties, Kincaid was in Los Angeles several times each month for television and radio assignments. During this time he hosted “Talk Back with Aron Kincaid” (syndicated television half-hour show), and had two one-man exhibits of his California landscape oil paintings (the artwork is signed “N.N. Williams II” (his legal name).

1991
MOVIE OF THE WEEK FIRE!  (D: Robert Day) An ABC Movie of the Week scheduled for airing in March of 1991.  Kincaid plays Captain Driscoll of Air Operations in this recreation of the First Interstate Bank fire; biggest fire in the history of Los Angeles.  This film is told from the viewpoint of the Los Angeles Fire Department and had their full cooperation. With Lee Majors and Peter Scolari.

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As of 2006 Aron Kincaid (A.K.A. - N. N. Williams II) is retired from acting.  He spends his time in the gardens of his two homes in the Benedict Canyon section of Beverly Hills.