R.I.P. Dean Stockwell

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He was a treasure, for sure, with some indelible performances. Sad loss.
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I always found it amazing that the dewy-eyed kid of Anchors Aweigh and Gentleman's Agreement somehow grew up to be the hipster favorite of Blue Velvet and Married to the Mob. With a mid-career stopover that included such fine efforts as Compulsion, Sons and Lovers, and Long Day's Journey. A truly notable career.
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One of my all-time favorites from child actor to young adult to middle-age to a seemingly never old age. One of the few actors who seriously could no wrong even with material that was beneath him.

He was at his best as a child in The Green Years, Down to the Sea in Ships, The Secret Garden, and Kim; as a young adult in Compulsion, Sons and Lovers, and Long Day's Journey into Night; and as an older dude in Paris, Texas, Blue Velvet, Married to the Mob, and, of course, Quantum Leap. He was still a force to be reckoned with as late as the early 2010s when he was was still making numerous guest appearances on TV with an occasional film role on the side.
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R.I.P. Dean Stockwell

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Story.

Another major loss. Such a prolific career!
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