You can trace the currents of American cinema, its ebbs and flows, purely through his work. *That’s* a career.
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Gutted that we’ve lost Dean Stockwell. A terrific kid star at MGM; a hottie holding his own vs Welles, Robards and Kate Hepburn; then – via Quantum Leap – an everyman, moral vacuum and weirdo for Wenders, Friedkin and Lynch. He could steal films – or just fit perfectly. A legend.pic.twitter.com/4d95iuzmzg
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From 1944-51, he watched Gene Kelly dance with Jerry, played the offspring of Nick and Nora (the screen’s first fun married couple), and was in two key anti-discrimination films: one lauded but hopeless (Gentleman’s Agreement), the other overlooked but sublime (Stars in My Crown)
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Ah no
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Ah, man. A mensch
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Oh man, this is really sad news.
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Yes. :-(
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Very sad news
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It did blow my mind when I first watched Song of the Thin Man, realising that the small kid was Al from Quantum Leap
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I was surprised to see Long Day’s Journey Into Night and find that he was once the most beautiful man in the world
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