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OK, I think even the most casual of film fans realizes Michael Douglas is Kirk's son and Jane Fonda is Henry's daughter, but what are some of those less obvious familial relations in Hollywood. And not marriages, as those shift so darn often even the people involved have a hard time keeping 'em straight. Who are some blood relations you maybe didn't realize for years (or until you read this thread)?
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Beautiful thread!
I knew some but I didn't know (and was thereby surprised by) about: Melanie Griffith is the daughter of Tippi Hedren. Jennifer Jason Leigh is the daughter of Vic Morrow. Isabella Rossellini is the daughter of Ingrid Bergman and Italian neo-realist director Roberto Rossellini. I was surprised when I found about George Clooney & Miguel Ferrer several years ago. ** Griffin, around the chin and mouth, is really looking like his dad these days. |
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What I found out that is NOT surprising, is that I am a jack ass. How I missed the connection between Dominique Dunne and my pal Griffin, I don't know, but I did. Not that it was obvious at all. Oh wait...It was completely obvious. I also didn't know Jennifer Jason Leigh was related to Vic Morrow (RIP).
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By the way, just to add to one of the relationships established herein, if you caught the summer release of
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Timothy Hutton (Ordinary People) is the son of James Hutton (Ellery Queen)
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Oh, and I know this one because my mom told me years ago.
James Arness and Peter Graves are brothers. http://images-partners-tbn.google.co...e_284074520/xl |
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I may be stating an obvious one here, but just in case;
There is Martin Sheen - father to Emilio Estevez (and Charlie Sheen of course) |
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I had no idea that the brilliant Jason Schwartzman is apart of the brilliant Coppola family. That's very cool.
I didn't know about all the others either, to be honest. That is, of course, apart from the obvious one that Memnon listed... ;) |
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Here are a bunch that seem fairly well known to me, but you never know what people have missed in connecting the celebrity dots, so I'll run them down anyway...
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"He is such a Baldwin!"
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One family that is so obvious they are commonly referred to and grouped together as siblings are the Baldwin Brothers: Alec (The Hunt for Red October, "30 Rock"), Daniel ("Homicide: Life on the Street"), Stephen (The Usual Suspects, Bio-Dome) and Billy (Backdraft, Sliver, The Squid & the Whale). But in case anyone was confused over the years, actor Adam Baldwin (My Bodyguard, Full Metal Jacket, "Firefly") is not a "Baldwin Brother". Same last name, completely different family. http://www.movieforums.com/community...1&d=1410872207 |
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I still like the Larry Hagman (son) http://www.fiftiesweb.com/tv/i-dream...annie-2366.jpg/
Mary Martin (mom) http://www.jmbarrie.net/photos/20mmPPpic1.jpg connection. Plus, everybody knows that Olivia de Havilland http://www.nndb.com/people/741/00002...-havilland.jpg and Joan Fontaine http://www.movieactors.com/photos/gunga93.jpeg are sisters (and still alive and over 90.) |
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Fun thread, Holden!
I'mna go against the grain and point out two I would have sworn were related, but it turns out they aren't: Lauren Graham http://barnard.edu/images/newnews/gilmore08.jpg and Anne Miller http://www.skylighters.org/sweethearts/ann/miller1.jpg I just caught You Can't Take It With You a couple of weeks ago and noticed they have many of the same mannerisms. It's uncanny. |
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Great thread! But why, oh why anyone would change their name when they were born Albert Einstein is beyond me. :D
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Stella Keitel is Harvey Keitel and Lorraine Bracco's daughter.
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David Cassidy (Partridge Family) and Shaun Cassidy (The Hardy Boys) are half brothers. Shirley Jones is Sean's mother, and David's step-mom (I think you need to be *ahem* mature to remember these two fellas. They were popular awhile ago...). They have another brother, Patrick, also.
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I can see this thread becoming one of my favorites rather quickly.
I was surprised to find sometime shortly after watching The Sure Thing, that Joan Cusack http://www.movieforums.com/community...878cf1ef9d.jpg who I loved a few years before in My Bodyguard, is the sister of John Cusack http://www.movieforums.com/community...878cf15f12.jpg ..who everyone knows from one movie or another. |
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And more Cusacks (and Pivens, too)...
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Originally Posted by Sir Toose
I was surprised to find sometime shortly after watching The Sure Thing that Joan Cusack, who I loved a few years before in My Bodyguard, is the sister of John Cusack, who everyone knows from one movie or another.
Yes, Joan and John are brother and sister, both started as child actors, and they have three other siblings in the business: Ann, Susie and Bill. Though none of them has had anywhere near the kind of success that Joan and John have enjoyed. Ann gets the most work of the other three, mostly TV guest stuff, and the first time I noticed her and said, 'Oh, GOD, she's a Cusack, too' was in Grosse Pointe Blank: she plays the drunken classmate who comes up to John and Minnie Driver in the bar (the night before the reunion). Their father, Dick Cusack, was a Chicago-based actor, playwright, and filmmaker. The Jack Bull, an HBO movie that John starred in, was written by his Dad. In the picture in the bottom left corner above, he's the guy in the glasses. The fella next to him, pointing with the beard, is Byrne Piven. He is an actor and teacher who is of course the father of Jeremy Piven ("Entourage"). The Cusack brood all studied at the Piven Theatre Workshop, in Evanston, Illinois. So in case you didn't know, that's why John and Jeremy are (or were, if the tabloid rumors of their recent tiff are true) such good friends, and why Jeremy appeared in so many of John's films over the years. Jeremy's sister, Shira, has dabbled in acting and is married to writer/director Adam McKay, a former improv actor who has gone on to success as the head writer of "SNL" before hitting the movies with Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby, and those "controversial" short films for the internet with Will Ferrell being terrorized by a foul-mouthed toddler. That little girl is Pearl McKay, Adam and Shira Piven's daughter and (duh) Jeremy's niece. |
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I always thought that Keith Coogan was somehow related to Billy Mumy since they look so much alike (to me). I just did some digging and see that I was mistaken.
Bill Mumy, http://www.movieforums.com/community...884437dac8.jpg though has been much busier than I imagined since his Little Googie (Munsters) and Lost in Space days, check his resume at IMDB. Also, interesting to note, Bill's daughter, Liliana Mumy http://www.movieforums.com/community...8844379040.jpghttp://www.movieforums.com/community...88443809f8.jpg has been busy herself establishing a Hollywood resume. You've likely seen her in both Cheaper by the Dozen installments of late as well as in Santa Clause 2 with Tim Allen. |
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And speaking of Chicago families, not a surprising group but for the record I give you the Murray brothers: Bill Murray, Brian Doyle-Murray (Caddyshack, Modern Problems, Cabin Boy), Joel Murray ("Dharma & Greg", One Crazy Summer, "Mad Men") and John Murray (Moving Violations). The only movie to feature all four of them is Scrooged (though not all in the same scene), and they did all have a brief four-episode series on Comedy Central a couple years ago about golf called "The Sweet Spot". The Murrays have five other brothers and sisters (yes, you did the math correctly: that makes NINE of 'em) who are not in showbiz. And if you've ever wondered why Brian uses the hyphenated Doyle-Murray instead of Murray like his younger brothers, there was already a Brian Murray in Actor's Equity when he first got his SAG card, and the guild has pretty strict rules about not doubling up on professional monikers. This has forced many actors and actresses to change their names over the years, or at least to use a middle name or initial. Brian chose to go with Doyle-Murray, as Doyle is his Grandmother's maiden name. |
No, not the city in Texas...
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And another that I take for granted people know, the Hustons! Legendary writer/director/actor John Huston's father, Walter Huston, was a distinguished and successful actor (Dodsworth, The Devil & Daniel Webster, Duel in the Sun) who near the end of his career was given the role of his life and earned an Oscar (after three previous nominations) in The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. And surely everybody knows Anjelica Huston is John's daughter, especially since at the end of his own career he guided her to an Oscar for her work in Prizzi's Honor. The one that some might not have caught onto yet is Danny Huston, also John's son (though only half-brother to Anjelica). Danny has been working a lot in recent years, including The Proposition, The Constant Gardener, Children of Men and currently one of the lead vampires in 30 Days of Night. |
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Laura Dern the daughter of
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For fans of '70s and '80s American TV...
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And speaking of "Alice"...
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Originally Posted by hippinhippie
Laura Dern the daughter of Bruce Dern.
Yup. And of course she's the daughter of Diane Ladd (Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore, Something Wicked This Way Comes). Diane Ladd has two Oscar nominations in movies she did with her daughter, Rambling Rose and Wild at Heart. The dual nominations Diane and Laura received for Rambling Rose was the first time a mother and daughter both got Oscar nods in the same film (though neither won: Mercedes Ruehl got Supporting for The Fisher King and Jodie Foster got Actress for Silence of the Lambs). |
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The Melanie Griffith/Tippi Hedren relation surprised me the most...
But nothing could surprise me more than what I heard last night. In the world of politics, apparently Dick Cheney and Barack Obama are eighth cousins! |
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But nothing could surprise me more than what I heard last night. In the world of politics, apparently Dick Cheney and Barack Obama are eighth cousins!
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These are all pretty well common knowledge (or should be), but I'll list them anyway, just to get them out of the way...
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Rob and Chad Lowe are brothers. Rob has acted in 80s teen movies, and is currently on TV in Brothers and Sisters. Chad played a young man with AIDS on TVs Life Goes On, and was married to Hillary Swank until recently.
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Prolific actors Patty Duke of Helen Keller and John Astin of The Addams Family had children Sean Astin of Rudy and Lord of the Rings fame, and Mackenzie Astin, who's been in movies and on TV. John adopted Sean when he was a child, his biological dad is Michael Tell.
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Writer/director Rebecca Miller (Personal Velocity, The Balld of Jack & Rose) is the daughter of the great American playwright Arthur Miller (Death of a Salesman, The Crucible). Rebecca met her husband, Daniel Day-Lewis, on the 1996 movie version of The Crucible, the screenplay of which Arthur had adapted himself. Rebecca's mother is photographer Inge Morath, Arthur's third wife, who he met when she came to take pictures of just-divorced wife Marilyn Monroe on the set of The Misfits. Arthur's sister is actress Joan Copeland, who has worked steadily mostly in television starting in the late 1950s on everything from "One Life to Live" to "Law & Order". |
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There can be little doubt that anyone has managed to escape Disney's latest kid show/marketing blitzkreig that is, in all its glorious splendor, Hannah Montana. I happen to have a daughter who is in the demographic and man is she nuts for this show. Hannah Montana though is not only a hit tv show, but a concert attraction that has outsold nearly everything in the past. At the Houston rodeo this year, Hannah Montana had the highest grossing sales of any act in the past and believe me when I tell you that this is an accomplishment considering Garth Brooks, ZZ Top, and similar big name acts have performed at the rodeo.
So, Hannah Montana is played by one Miley Cyrus. Miley plays dual roles in the show as Hannah and as herself which is the hook of the show. She lives a double life as a regular kid and as a teen queen popstar. Anyways, enough of that. Miley Cyrus/Hannah Montana: http://www.movieforums.com/community...08153dacf6.jpg is the daughter of one time recording superstar Billy Ray Cyrus (he of the Achy Breaky Heart): http://www.movieforums.com/community...08153e0f04.jpg More interesting to note though is that Miley's co star, Emily Osment: http://www.movieforums.com/community...07fe2f0535.jpg is the little sister of box office powerhouse Haley Joel Osment: http://www.movieforums.com/community...07fe2e650e.jpg Both are the kids of Eugene Osment (far left): http://www.movieforums.com/community...07fe304f95.bmp who has appeared in relatively minor roles in Secondhand Lions, Minority Report, Artificial Intelligence AI, Pay it Forward and Baby Geniuses. There, all you never wanted to know about Hannah Montana. |
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Originally Posted by Sir Toose (Post 391549)
At the Houston rodeo this year, Hannah Montana had the highest grossing sales of any act in the past and believe me when I tell you that this is an accomplishment considering Garth Brooks, ZZ Top, and similar big name acts have performed at the rodeo.
It's funny you mentioned Miley Cyrus/Hannah Montana...there was big article on her and web scalping boosting ticket prices. If you're interested go here... http://www.usatoday.com/life/music/n...-tickets_N.htm In a side bar from USA Today... The average resale ticket price per ticket among current top draws:Pretty amazing for a girl of 14. Anyhooo...back on topic... :D Fortunately, my daughter's not into Hannah Montana so I didn't know Billy Ray Cyrus was her dad. Cool. You just reminded me of Liv Tyler and Steven Tyler. I know it's old news now, but I just thought I'd mention it. http://images.eonline.com/eol_images...liv.100606.jpghttp://images.eonline.com/eol_images...ven.100606.jpg |
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Jason Connery is the son of Sean Connery and Diane Cilento. He's been in Shanghai Noon and Wishmaster III, and was married to Mia Sara of Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
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Christian Bale's stepmother is Gloria Steinem.
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An interesting tidbit:
This kid, Patrick: http://www.movieforums.com/community...1ee3352d0b.jpg Who starred in this movie: http://www.movieforums.com/community...1ee5ddccb5.jpg as an evil jock type is this guy's son: http://www.movieforums.com/community...1ee5dd4fb7.jpg See? http://www.movieforums.com/community...1f057be696.jpg Patrick has a sister who has her dad's nose, brows and eyes. http://www.movieforums.com/community...1eeefecff5.jpg Cute kids :) |
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Zooey Dechanel of Failure to Launch and Elf is the sister of Emily Deschanel of TVs Bones. Their father is Oscar nominated cinematographer Caleb Deschanel, who's done The Right Stuff, The Patriot, The Natural, and The Passion of the Christ.
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Originally Posted by Mrs. Darcy (Post 391849)
Zooey Dechanel of Failure to Launch and Elf ...
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TV icon and Oscar-winning director Ron "Opie Cunningham" Howard puts brother Clint Howard in just about all of his movies, at least in cameo roles. Although he never enjoyed the success of an "Andy Griffith Show" or "Happy Days", Clint too was a child actor, starring in "Gentle Ben" and a memorable guest spot on the original "Star Trek". I believe Clint has been in all of the movies Ron has directed save for A Beautiful Mind and The Da Vinci Code. He's also become a bit of a cult figure and appears in modern B-movies. Their Dad, Rance Howard, is a character actor who in addition to many of Ron's movies has done bit parts in flicks from filmmakers like Roman Polanski, Peter Weir, Tim Burton, Joe Dante, Rob Reiner and Gus Van Sant. http://www.movieforums.com/community...118766a3d7.jpg |
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Have we done the Richardsons and Redgraves yet?
Vanessa (Julia, Camelot) and Michael Redgrave (Mourning Becomes Electra) are the parents of Joely (Nip/Tuck) and Natasha Richardson (Nell, The Parent Trap). http://images-partners-tbn.google.co...mages/009a.jpg http://images-partners-tbn.google.co...mages/001a.jpg http://images-partners-tbn.google.co...1021032050.jpg http://images-partners-tbn.google.co...on-1-300-2.jpg |
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Vanessa (Julia, Camelot) and Michael Redgrave (Mourning Becomes Electra) are the parents of Joely (Nip/Tuck) and Natasha Richardson (Nell, The Parent Trap).
http://www.movieforums.com/community...1&d=1410883393 Sir Michael Redgrave is the father of both Vanessa and Lynn Redgrave. Actress Rachel Kempson is their mother. Vanessa and Lynn have a brother, Corin, who is also an actor (In the Name of the Father, The Girl in the Café). Vanessa Redgrave's first husband was director Tony Richardson (Tom Jones, Look Back in Anger). Vanessa Redgrave and Tony Richardson's two daughters are Natasha and Joely Richardson, making Michael Redgrave their Grandfather and Lynn their Aunt. But you were close. Just not as surprising as you thought. Perhaps? :D *as an aside, I hope that Angelina Jolie and Joely Richardson are Gay Married someday. Not just because it'd be hot and I'm sure a lovely ceremony, but because Ms. Richardson could change her name to Joely Jolie (come on: you know Angelina would be the "man" in that relationship...she may be the man in any relationship). Joely Jolie would be like Marcel Marceau, only damn sexy. http://www.movieforums.com/community...1&d=1410883426 |
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crap, Holden, ya got me! Thanks for the fix, hon.
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Okay, gonna try this again, but I'm keeping it simple!
Tyne Daly of Cagney and Lacey fame, is the sister of Tim Daly of Wings and Private Practice. http://images-partners-tbn.google.co...E/dalytyne.jpg http://images-partners-tbn.google.co...1023170758.jpg |
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Yes, Joan and John are brother and sister, and they have three other siblings in the business, Ann, Susie and Bill, though none of them has had anywhere near the kind of success that Joan and John have enjoyed. Ann gets the most work of the other three, mostly TV guest stuff, and the first time I noticed her and said, 'Oh, GOD, she's a Cusack too' was in Grosse Pointe Blank . . . That reminds me, has the Arquette family been mentioned? I'll go double check . . . |
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And I don't mention this one because it's so surprising, as anyone who knows who Charlie McCarthy is must be well aware of the link, but the great ventriloquist Edgar Bergan is the father of Candice Bergen. Egdar's wife and Candy's Mom was Frances Westerman, who was a model and best known as The Chesterfield cigarette girl. I was reminded of this one last week when TCM was running a bunch of Edgar's movies with Charlie and Mortimer Snerd (his puppets). As inherently silly as this sounds, Edgar Bergan was a huge radio star. I mean, I could be a convincing ventriloquist on radio, but his characters were beloved, and he and his wooden friends did become movie and television stars, too. Candice of course started coming to prominence as an actress in the 1970s and enjoyed her greatest popularity in the '80s and early '90s as the titular star of the sitcom "Murphy Brown". Candy tells tales of Charlie McCarthy having his own room and bed in their home, and that he was often referred to as her brother. |
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Lionel Barrymore (It's a Wonderful Life), is the great-uncle of Drew Barrymore (E.T., Charlie's Angels).
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That's a good connect, but now you've opened up a can of worms with all the Barrymore acting clan.
Of course, the Great Profile, John Barrymore, is her grandfather, and Dolores Costello (The Magnificent Ambersons) is her grandmother. That would also make Ethel Barrymore (Pinky) her great-aunt. John and Dolores' son, John Drew Barrymore, is Drew's pop. His main claim to fame is for a few westerns and his role as a dope dealer in High School Confidential! (1958). I believe there are a few more acting relations in the timeline, including som of Drew's siblings. I'm stopping now though because I'm guessing Holden may have discussed this somewhere. http://www.moderntimes.com/palace/20_image/sea.jpg http://www.ijpc.org/ethelbarrymore.jpg http://www.filmbuffonline.com/images...wBarrymore.jpg |
Mark beat me to much of this, but...
*Mark beat me to some of this, but anyway...
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Lionel Barrymore (It's a Wonderful Life), is the great-uncle of Drew Barrymore (E.T., Charlie's Angels).
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And so he did...:cool:
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OK, by request, the Arquettes...
http://www.movieforums.com/community...1&d=1410884336 With such an unusual name, there's not much surprise in this, but for the record Rosanna Arquette (After Hours, Desperately Seeking Susan), Patricia Arquette (True Romance, Flirting with Disaster) and David Arquette (Scream, 3000 Miles to Graceland) are all siblings. They also have two other brothers, Richmond, who has had some very minor roles in film and TV projects, and Robert. Robert is also in showbiz, and started as a child actor (he was the boy on the carnival ride in The Tubes' famous video "She's a Lady", for all you '80s music and MTV fans). But Robert is now the transgendered Alexis Arquette, mostly infamous as a "celebrity" rather than an actor/actress and appeared on one season of the VH1 reality show "The Surreal Life" with other has-beens and never-wases from the D-List. All five of them are all the children of character actor Lewis Arquette, who worked for years without ever becoming a star. But he did lots of television work in the '70s, '80s and '90s, and his most memorable film role is probably the local farmer who becomes the narrator of the atrocious play in Christopher Guest's Waiting for Guffman. Lewis' father was Cliff Arquette, who was a comedian, actor and musician who had his greatest pop cultural impact as his character Charlie Weaver, initially created for Jack Parr's "Tonight Show" in 1959, and whom subsequently made many television and commerical appearances, always as Weaver, including on the original version of the gameshow "The Hollywood Squares". |
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Thank you! I didn't know about Richmond, until I ran a search today. I still haven't looked at his list, to be able to say if I've seen anything that he has been in. Alexis, on the other hand, I remember best from the not so popular, but I like it, The Wedding Singer. He pulled off a near perfect Boy George, in my opinion.
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I waited for Mark to note this one, but...
http://www.movieforums.com/community...1&d=1410884839 William Katt, probably still best known as the star of the cult '80s TV show "The Greatest American Hero", is the son of actor Bill Williams (star of the early '50s Western series "The Adventures of Kit Carson") and TV icon Barbara Hale, forever known as faithful Della Street to Raymond Burr's "Perry Mason", a role she originated in the 1957-1966 run of that show and brought back for a couple dozen Perry Mason TV movies in the 1980s and 1990s (Burr died in 1993). Barbara appears in Big Wednesday, John Milius' surfing movie that starred William Katt, and Katt later played Paul Drake Jr. in a bunch of those initial "Perry Mason" movies in the 1980s. |
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I waited for Mark to note this one, but...
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Yeah, I like House (1986) a lot, too. The scene where he's trying to bury the body to "This is Dedicated to the One I Love" is superb. http://www.movieforums.com/community...1&d=1410885374 "The Greatest American Hero" is fun, definitely worth a rental anyway. Katt played a High School teacher named Ralph Hinkley who, long story short, one night meets both an F.B.I. Agent named Bill Maxwell (the great Robert Culp) and a spaceship in the desert. The E.T.s give Ralph the "super suit" which has special powers he can use, with Maxwell's guidance, to battle evil doers. The hitch comes in that they lose the instruction manual that first night, so Ralph is always discovering new powers and never sure how to control or master them. Ralph is essential a decent, peaceful guy, and Bill Maxwell is a shoot first and ask questions later type, so there's always that clash of personalities. Ralph also has a girlfriend who is a lawyer, played by Connie Sellecca, and a class full of "troubled" tough kids (I call them kids, but they all had to be in their mid to late twenties) led by Michael Paré (Eddie & the Cruisers, Streets of Fire) and Faye Grant ("V"), all of whom also get sucked into the various plots of espionage. It's essentially a combo of an action show and a comedy, with this incompetent Superman thing to tie them together. It had a great pilot and good first season, and Katt and Culp in particular are just great in it, but truthfully it became a bit repetitive after a while (it lasted three seasons), and sometimes the writing went above what they could accomplish effects-wise on a tight weekly early 1980s budget. But it is worth taking a trip down memory lane for. The entire series is on R1 DVD. I think a kid would love it. I know I did when I was eleven and twelve and it was first on the air. It was created by Stephen J. Cannell ("The Rockford Files", "The A-Team") and its most lasting impact may be the theme song, "Believe it or Not", sung by Joey Scarbury, which made it all the way to #2 on the Billboard Top 40 in 1981 and is still regularly played on the radio today ("Believe it or not I'm walkin' on air, I never thought I could feel so free-ee-ee, Flying away on a wing and a prayer, Who could it be? Believe it or not it's just me..."). |
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Yeah, I like House (1986) a lot, too. The scene where he's trying to bury the body to "This is Dedicated to the One I Love" is superb.
Originally Posted by Holden Pike (Post 396418)
and sometimes the writing went above what they could accomplish effects-wise on a tight weekly budget.
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Not a blood relation, but this was his boy...
http://www.movieforums.com/community...1&d=1410890901 TV icon Carroll O'Connor had a son named Hugh. Hugh was born in Rome and adopted by Carroll and his wife while on location for Cleopatra (1963). As an adult Hugh co-starred on Carroll's 1988-1994 series "In the Heat of the Night" (adapted from the 1967 movie of the same name). Hugh O'Connor had beaten Hodgkin's Disease as a teenager, but also became addicted to narcotics. In and out of treatment and recovery for years for his addiction, Hugh took his own life with a handgun in 1995. A devastated and angry Carroll O'Connor cut public service announcements urging parents to "Get between your kid and drugs any way you can." He also went on a crusade on any talkshow that would have him, and when he named the coke dealer who sold Hugh his last drugs shortly before his suicide as a "partner in murder", the dealer had the balls to actually bring a $10-million lawsuit against Carroll for slander. The jury sided with O'Connor. |
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This also isn't surprising given the famous name (and I covered it in my Eastwood thread), but Clint Eastwood has some kids in the business. His two oldest children, from his first marriage to Maggie Johnson, are Kyle and Alison. Kyle co-starred with Dad in Honkytonk Man (1982) when he was fourteen but gravitated to Clint's other passion, Jazz, and as an adult has become a respected and successful musician, primarily on the upright double bass. Alison Eastwood co-starred in one of Clint's movies as a child too, playing the older of his two daughters in Tightrope (1984) when she was twelve. As an adult she was in Midnight in the Garden of Good & Evil (1997) and then started a career as an actress on her own, appearing in small indie flicks such as Friends & Lovers and Just a Little Harmless Sex. She also did a shoot for Playboy, I'm happy to say. This year she took another stride in her father's footsteps by directing her first film, Rails & Ties (2007), starring Kevin Bacon and Marcia Gay Harden. Clint has fathered other children over the years, illegitimately, though none with his longtime girlfriend Sondra Locke. Of those only his daughter with actress Frances Fisher, Francesca Fisher-Eastwood, has been in any of his movies. She played Clint's young daughter in True Crime (1999) at the age of six. |
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I'm just trying to imagine the conversation around Alison telling her dad she's gonna be in next month's Playboy. :D
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I'm just trying to imagine the conversation around Alison telling her dad she's gonna be in next month's Playboy. :D
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True, true. ;)
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Actress Jennifer Grant (The Evening Star, Welcome to California) is the daughter of Cary Grant and Dyan Cannon ( Heaven Can Wait, Bob & Carol, Ted & Alice).
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Actress Natasha Gregson Wagner (High Fidelity, "The 4400") is the daughter of Natalie Wood. Despite her last name, Natasha is not the daughter of Natalie's twice husband Robert Wagner, though he did adopt and raise her (Natasha was eleven when Natalie died). Natasha's biological father is Richard Gregson, a British producer and agent who was married to Natalie for two years between her marriages to Wagner. Natalie's younger sister Lana Wood was also an actress in the '60s and '70s, mostly B-movies and television work (she is Plenty O'Toole in the Connery Bond Diamonds are Forever with Jill St. John, who two decades later would marry Robert Wagner). One of Robert Wagner's other two daughters is also in showbiz, at least peripherally: Katie Wager, his daughter with second wife Marian Marshall, is a sometimes TV hostess/entertainment reporter, but not an actress. The daughter Robert and Natalie had together, Courtney Wager, has never acted. |
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Up-and-coming actor, Owen Kline of The Anniversary Party and The Squid and the Whale, is the son of Kevin Kline (A Fish Called Wanda, Sophie's Choice) and Phoebe Cates (Fast Times at Ridgemont High). He has a younger sister, Greta, who appeared in the same movies as Owen, as did his parents.
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And since we've left the surprising long ago and are just filling the thread with some more obvious links, here are some Juniors for the DUH file...
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Oscar-winning actress Lee Grant (Shampoo, In the Heat of the Night, Defending Your Life) is the mother of Tony-winning actress Dinah Manoff ("Empty Nest", Grease, I Ought to Be in Pictures). Lee Grant had an impressive screen debut in William Wyler's Detective Story (1951), garnering an Oscar nomination as Best Supporting Actress. But her career was essentially put on hold for over a decade when she refused to testify against her husband (and Dinah's father), playwrite and screenwriter Arnold Manoff, who was under investigation by the infamous House Un-American Activities Committee. Both Lee and Arnold were blacklisted. He managed to do some work for television under a pseudonym (see Martin Ritt's excellent movie The Front for how that worked during McCarthyism), but Grant barely worked at all until the mid 1960s. |
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Actor Matthew Broderick (Ferris Bueller's Day Off, The Producers) is the son of actor James Broderick ("Family", Dog Day Afternoon, Alice's Restaurant). James died from cancer in 1982 at the age of fifty-five, just as Matthew was enjoying his success in Neil Simon's Brighton Beach Memoirs on Broadway and preparing for his big screen debut in Neil Simon's Max Dugan Returns. There is another James Broderick now, as Matthew and wife Sarah Jessica Parker named their only son after him. This second James Broderick is not an actor yet, being only five-years-old, but given that both of his parents hit the stage very young (Sarah Jessica was Annie on Broadway fer cripe's sake), we might not have to wait too much longer. |
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It shouldn't be much of a surprise to many here that comic genius and legend Mel Brooks and the great Oscar-winning actress Anne Bancroft were married for nearly forty-one years before Anne's passing in 2005, but you might not yet have caught on to the fact that their only son, Max Brooks, has become a successful author in the past few years with his side-splittingly hysterical The Zombie Survival Guide: Complete Protection from the Living Dead and the novel World War Z, the latter of which has recently been optioned for a movie. |
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And another family with a fairly unusual name that should be a tip-off, but legendary independent director and actor John Cassavetes (Shadows, Rosemary's Baby) and his wife the great actress Gena Rowlands (A Woman Under the Influence, Tempest, Night on Earth) have three children who are all involved in showbiz. Nick Cassavetes dabbled in acting but is now a director, though unlike Dad he works squarely in the middle of mainstream Studio Hollywood with such credits as The Notebook, John Q and Alpha Dog. Middle child Alexandra or Xan Cassavetes directed the excellent documentary Z Channel: A Magnificent Obsession. Their youngest, Zoe Cassavetes, has done a little bit of acting but just scored earlier this year as a director with her indie pic Broken English starring Parker Posey. |
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My teenage heart-throb, Matt Dillon, of The Outsiders, There's Something About Mary, and Crash, is the older brother of
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Actor Sam Robards, Life as a House, American Beauty, is the son of Lauren Bacall, (Key Largo, How to Marry a Millionaire) and Jason Robards, (All the Presidents Men, Magnolia). He is half brothers with Steven Bogart, the son of Lauren Bacall and Humphrey Bogart.
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Cool Threads xx
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Another screamingly-obvious-but-I'll-mention-it-anyway family...
Actors Jeff Bridges and Beau Bridges are the sons of Lloyd Bridges. Lloyd started his professional acting career in the late 1930s, and although he wasn't a star in the old Studio System he did work often as a contract player, including a supporting role in the classic High Noon (1952). But on television he was a star, especially as the intrepid SCUBA diver Mike Nelson on "Sea Hunt" (1958-1961). Beau is the older of the two boys, and he started his career as a child actor, mostly TV stuff, and did manage to get into some B-movies like the Drive-In classic cheese-fest Land of the Giants (1965). It was Jeff who was the instant star after Peter Bogdanovich cast him in The Last Picture Show (1971), which netted him a Supporting Actor Oscar nomination (the first of four, to date) and a bonafide big-time career. Beau has amassed a steady and impressive career working more in television than features, with eleven Emmy nominations so far and three wins, including one for the lead in "Without Warning: The James Brady Story". Lloyd got an entire second career mostly as a comedian after the success of Airplane! (1980). Other than uncredited background work when they were kids, the only big screen pairing of Jeff and Beau is of course The Fabulous Baker Boys (1989). Jeff and Lloyd worked together in both Tucker: The Man and His Dream (1988) and Blown Away (1994), while Beau and Lloyd worked together in The Fifth Musketeer (1979) and Meeting Daddy (2000) as well as a bunch of TV projects. The three Bridges never got to work in a film together before Lloyd's death in 1998. |
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And I'm sure I meant to note this family when I was talking about Schuyler Fisk and Colin Hanks, but director/writer Jake Kasdan (Orange County, Zero Effect, Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story) is the son of Oscar-nominated writer/director Lawrence Kasdan (Body Heat, Silverado, The Big Chill). The elder Kasdan started as a screenwriter, working on both The Empire Strikes Back and Raiders of the Lost Ark, before he began directing his own material. Larry hasn't had any success of late, his only film this century as a director being the dreadful Stephen King piece Dreamcatcher, but he is working on adapting Richard Russo's novel The Risk Pool for the screen, so perhaps there is hope yet. But Jake Kasdan's star has been on the rise for a while now. In addition to his own material he's in with the Judd Apatow crowd, having directed episodes of "Freaks & Geeks" and "Undeclared", and he and Judd co-wrote Walk Hard. If this month's Dewey Cox becomes a box office hit, he'll get some real power in the industry. Jake also has a younger brother, Jon Kasdan, who just made his big screen debut as a writer/director with the dramedy In the Land of Women. |
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This thread needs to be revived! So many more second generation celebs out there...
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Good stuff Holden. Man I had no idea Mamie Gummer was Streeps daughter she is one of my fave recurring characters on The Good Wife. I actually found out Rashida Jones family connections the other day, I've been watching Parks and Rec recently and looked her up to remind myself of what else she has been in.
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Off topic a bit but Philip Glass is also responsible for the eerie & spooky soundtrack to Candyman.
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You know Stellan Skarsgård has 4 sons who are actors..
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He said that in his post.
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Originally Posted by Camo (Post 1371504)
He said that in his post.
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Originally Posted by MovieGal (Post 1371507)
I only seen a picture of Alexander.. not sure if he had Valter, Gustaf or Bill.
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Originally Posted by MovieGal (Post 1371507)
I only seen a picture of Alexander.. not sure if he had Valter, Gustaf or Bill.
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Originally Posted by Ðèstîñy (Post 396402)
I love him in the movie, House. It's cheesy, but it's great. My daughter watches it a lot.
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Or, in other words, if you want to have a successful Hollywood career, be related to someone with a Hollywood career.
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I just found out that actress / comedienne Amy Schumer is a cousin to Senator Chuck Shumer (her father & Chuck are 2nd cousins).
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For Holden: I was surprised that Kyra Sedgewick was mentioned without noting that she's been married to Kevin Bacon for 27 years!
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Thomas Brodie-Sangster wouldn't be related to legendary Hammer writer Jimmy Sangster, would he?
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Because as I said in the beginning, this is about blood relations, not marriages. Those change ALL THE TIME.
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Great thread, btw! I discovered it this morning after it had been bumped. I got so into reading it that it delayed my morning coffee & Devil Dog!
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Have the Fonda's been covered?
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I had the Fondas and the Douglases in the too-obvious-to-mention column, but knock yourself out, Cap'n. :)
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Some more...
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The Rock or Dwayne Johnson Has a big family but will make it easy. Related Too Rakishi Rakishi http://i166.photobucket.com/albums/u...h/rikishi1.jpg The Rock Is also Cousins too Rakishi Sons the Usos and Roman Reigns All These are Wrestlers on WWE Raw. http://i1299.photobucket.com/albums/...pswpm3nuoh.png However Roman is Nephew to Rakishi and is Cousins Too The Usos. But Also he is The Rocks Cousin. The Same way Rakishi is Cousin Too The Rock I assume. Roman Reigns http://i803.photobucket.com/albums/y...ps4b27e2e3.jpg I think I would be here all day if i tried to connect the full family tree but my main point is the Rock is cousins to The Usos and Roman Reigns |
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He was related to Umaga too who died not long ago. Also his dad Rocky Johnson and grandad Peter Maivia were also wrestlers.
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I never knew Jason Schwartzman was Talia Shire's son.
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Timothy Hutton (Ordinary People) is the son of James Hutton (Ellery Queen)
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I never knew Jason Schwartzman was Talia Shire's son.
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