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 Girls star Allison Williams made her 92Y debut February 18, in conversation with Late Night host, and good friend, Seth Meyers. The in-demand actress spoke candidly about her type-A character Marnie, flying high in Peter Pan Live!, and even addressed the controversy surrounding her father Brian Williams in her first public statement. 
 
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 Allison Williams is best-known as ‘Marnie’ in HBO’s critically acclaimed television series, Girls, embarking on its fourth season. Williams was recently seen in the title role of the NBC live action event, Peter Pan Live, which aired Dec 4. While she may have found success quickly, Williams has been honing her craft for years. She has been involved in theater since an early age, and while at Yale she refined her improv skills as a member of the improvisational comedy group, Just Add Water. She graduated with a BA in English, and is trained in acting and singing. ||||| Allison Williams has broken her silence about Brian Williams' six-month suspension from NBC News. During a Q&A with Seth Meyers at 92Y in New York City Wednesday, the Girls actress defended her father and assured the audience that the 55-year-old journalist will work hard to regain viewers' trust. 
 
 "This has been a really hard time. We have also been very lucky, counting our blessings. We have our health. We have each other. It's been incredible to experience the outreach from people you love, family, friends, and then people we don't even know, strangers, just reaching out saying we want him back on TV," she said. "It's been tough, though. Obviously, toughest on my dad, who bears the full burden of responsibility for it." Despite Brian's admission that he was untruthful about being fired at in Iraq in 2003, Allison told Meyers that she's in her father's corner. "One thing the experience has not done is shake my trust and belief in him as a man. He's a really good man. He's an honest man. He's a truthful man. He has so much integrity. He cares so much about journalism. And yes, he's a really good dad," she said. "I know you can trust him because, as any good daughter does, I've tested him on that." 
 
 When Brian was in Iraq, Allison was in ninth grade and hoping that he would return home in time for the father-daughter dance. "As that date was coming, it didn't seem like he was going to make it like he had promised," the Peter Pan Live! star said. "And then a couple days before the dance I was so upset and I got a surprise call from Iraq from my dad and he asked me if I had a date to the dance. So, that's the kind of man he is, and I can't wait for him to be back on TV, and I know many of you guys feel that way."
– Allison Williams is delaying her wedding to CollegeHumor co-founder Ricky Van Veen, but don't blame dad Brian. The brouhaha that led to his suspension from NBC News is just one reason, she explained to Seth Meyers during a Q&A Wednesday night at New York's 92nd Street Y. "It's been a very full year," the Girls star said, according to E!, when explaining her reasons. "You sort of think, 'What could possibly come along that would make me not think about [wedding planning]?' And then I got cast as Peter Pan and I think, 'Okay, I will think only about Neverland and then we'll go back to talking about our wedding.' Then current events started happening, so that derailed it a little bit, but it has been this really beautiful through line in our lives." She spoke more about her father, saying the situation has been tough, but "one thing the experience has not done is shake my trust and belief in him as a man. He's a really good man. He's an honest man. He's a truthful man. He has so much integrity. He cares so much about journalism. And yes, he's a really good dad. I know you can trust him because, as any good daughter does, I've tested him on that." In other Williams family news, Stars and Stripes reports Brian Williams yesterday stepped down from the board of the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation; he joined the board in 2006. (Meanwhile, Williams' wife has stepped out for the first time since his suspension.)