Demond Wilson
Submitted by: Bob Sacamano
Played Lamont Stanford, the infamous son of a junk collector on Sanford & Son.
Last news
on: January, 01 2020
Submitted by: Bob Sacamano
Played Lamont Stanford, the infamous son of a junk collector on Sanford & Son.
Last news
on: January, 01 2020
Submitted by: Bob Sacamano
The star of the WB’s college angst drama, Felicity
Last news
on: December, 12 2019
Submitted by: Bob Sacamano
Played female conan type in Xena Warrior Princess with aplomb, and still managed to look tasty, even if the occasional camera angle made her look a little butch during fight sequences (a bit too much teeth gnashing I think..)
Last news
on: December, 12 2019
Submitted by: Bob Sacamano
Was a “shiny new penny” of the early ninety’s, with memorable and leading roles in Pump Up The Volume (1990), Little Women (1994) and Jack and Sarah (1995).
Last news
on: January, 01 2020
Submitted by: Bob Sacamano
First noticed on Broadway playing the meddlesome Jewish mother in Torch Song Trilogy. Estelle had a few minor roles before hitting it big as the fiesty,out-spoken, 80-year-old Sofia Petrillo in the NBC hit series the Golden Girls which ran from 1985-1992. Estelle enjoyed playing fiesty Mother roles through the 1990s (Stop or My Mom will […]
Last news
on: December, 12 2019
Submitted by: Bob Sacamano
By request: “I cannot find any information about what happened to Jim Stafford. He was a singer and comic popular in the early to mid 70’s, with hit pop songs such as I don’t like spiders & snakes and My Girl, Bill. Briefly he had his own variety show, I think around 1974-75. He was […]
Last news
on: January, 01 2020
Submitted by: Bob Sacamano
Actor, had two stand-out successes in his career: Battlestar Galactica and then A-Team.
Last news
on: December, 12 2019
Submitted by: Bob Sacamano
This spry, plucky, multi-talented actress gained attention in the 1950s with her portrayal of Mammy Yokum in the Broadway and film versions of Lil Abner. However, Billie is probably best remembered for her saturday morning TV roles as Witchiepoo on Sid & Marty Kroft’s Puf-n-Stuf and as Weenie the Genie on Lidsville.
Last news
on: December, 12 2019
Submitted by: Bob Sacamano
This 16-year-old boy from Rabun County, Georgia was the only “authentic” local to play the role of The Banjo Boy in John Boorman’s disturbing hit movie of 1972 Deliverance. Billy was hand-picked from his local elementary school largely due to his “look” ( Billy’s large head,skinny body, odd-shaped eyes and moronic grin had sadly branded […]
Last news
on: December, 12 2019
Submitted by: Bob Sacamano
As with many other boy-actors in the London area, he was cast in the stage production of Oliver! and joined with hundreds of other castmates at the audition for the film. Jack won the plum role The Artful Dodger, and was nominated for an Academy Award for his efforts. At the Hollywood premiere of “Oliver,” […]
Last news
on: January, 01 2020