Dean Stockwell

He was such a cute kid... big dimples, eyes that lit up, a great shock of thick, brown curls and an endearing smile.  He was also a fine actor, recognized as such before he was in a double-digit age.  He was very intelligent and spoke with such a confident air, rather adult-like and his scenes with popular adult actors sparkled.  To this day when I see one of his kid films coming on television, I am quick to watch it.

Visiting Film Noir: Pushover

1954 Film Noir
From Columbia Pictures
Directed by Richard Quine

Starring
Fred MacMurray
Kim Novak
Dorothy Malone
Phil Carey
E. G. Marshall
Paul Richards

Guilty Pleasures: Reflections in a Golden Eye

1967 Drama
From Warner Bros
Directed by John Huston

Starring
Elizabeth Taylor
Marlon Brando
Brian Keith
Julie Harris
Robert Forster
Zorro David