Justine Bateman
Submitted by: Bob SacamanoJustine Bateman played the very attractive Mallory Keaton, Michael J Fox’s eldest sister, in the hit show Family Ties.
Justine Bateman played the very attractive Mallory Keaton, Michael J Fox’s eldest sister, in the hit show Family Ties.
Barret Oliver was an actor in a number of 70-80′ flicks, Twilight Zone, starred in D.A.R.Y.L, Cocoon, The Neverending Story.
The [original] “Honeycomb” entry is so full of errors it’s hard to figure out where to begin. James Frederick Rodgers was born in Camas, WA on 9-18-33. After forming his own group in the Air Force, Jimmie auditioned for Roulette Records in New York but left before giving them his name (!). Once located and […]
Jessie in TV Movie “Sooner or Later”
Brandon Cruz portrayed Eddie Corbett in The Courtship of Eddie’s Father when he was just 5 until almost 8. He did a few movies and guest spots after that, but trying hard to shed the ‘Eddie’ image he got into punk and began singing for bands and has fronted Dr. Know for many years
Originating in Boston in 1977 and riding (or perhaps, defining) the New Wave sound, the Cars cranked out 6 million selling albums in a row including hits like Candy-O, Let’s Go, and My Best Friend’s Girl, which hit #3. They broke up in the late 80’s.
Icon of the British pop scene in the 70’s, somewhat of a rock-n-roll version of Liberace…
Jan Michael Vincent was quite a rising star, Airwolf 1984 movie and subsequent television series, The Mechanic, opposite Charles Bronson, Buster and Billie, Baby Blue Marine, many more too numerous to mention here
Douglas Barr played the lovable, bumbling Howard ‘Howie’ Munson on “The Fall Guy” (1981) TV Series with Lee Majors and Heather Thomas. He also played Colonel William ‘Bill’ Stillfield on “Designing Women” (1986) TV Series, as Charlene’s man. His last movie was “Temptation” (1994) as Captain Thomas.
Dee Snider was the lead singer of Twisted Sister who released the 80’s metal anthem “We’re Not Going To Take It”. In all fairness, Twisted Sister’s career amounted to more than a “1 hit wonder”, but they fit better in this category than “Show Biz”.