DEAN STOCKWELL

Dean Stockwell may have belonged to a family of entertainers, but he made a name for himself when he started as a child actor, appearing in the films The Green Years, Anchors Aweigh, and Gentleman’s Agreement. In his adult years, he portrayed as the lead actor in the film adaptation of Compulsion and Long Day’s Journey into Night. He is also credited for his performance in science fiction films such as Battlestar Galactica. Stockwell continued his acting journey until the 2000s.

His innocent breath, beautiful little face, dimples and sparkling eyes, and curly, furry hair must be one of the reasons for his getting popular. He is one of the few young actors who have enjoyed lifelong success in film industry. Given the maturity of the child actor, his career can only be compared to Natalie Wood, except for her star level. He was the first to win two performance awards at the Cannes Film Festival, but they should be shared with his co-stars.