In an effort to start posting regularly again, I'm going to try to get one small drawing out a week. I've spent the last few years in artist hiding - and it might take me a bit to get out of that mentality, but no better time than the present, eh?
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In an effort to start posting regularly again, I'm going to try to get one small drawing out a week. I've spent the last few years in artist hiding - and it might take me a bit to get out of that mentality, but no better time than the present, eh?
James MacArthur and Janet Munro - Swiss Family Robinson (1960)
James MacArthur
James MacArthur (December 8, 1937 – October 28, 2010)
1960. Jane Fonda and James MacArthur on stage at the Music Box Theatre in New York City.
Is the 1960 Broadway play Invitation to a March, written and directed by Arthur Laurents.The play opened on October 29, 1960, and marked an early career milestone for both young actors.
James MacArthur
James Gordon MacArthur (born in Los Angeles, California on December 8, 1937) was an American actor who was adopted by playwright Charles MacArthur and EGOT winner, Helen Hayes. As such, he was raised among people of literary and theatrical talent, with Lillian Gish as his godmother, which led to his involvement in the theatre and subsequently, films. He signed with RKO and was a college student at Harvard University, when he was selected by Walt Disney to star in The Light in the Forest (1958), which led to a three-picture deal with Walt Disney Productions, but culminated in many more. Because of his popularity with the teen audience, he also released several records in the early 1960s, scoring minor hits like "The Ten Commandments of Love", which peaked at number 94 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1963. His most famous role, however, was the young police officer Danny "Danno" Williams in the long-running CBS police procedural drama Hawaii Five-O (1968-1979). After leaving the show on its 11th season, he continued acting in smaller productions until his last role in the Canadian TV movie Storm Chasers: Revenge of the Twister (1998). However, he continued to appear in TV and radio specials and on interview programs
He died on October 28, 2010, at the age of 72, of unspecified causes in Jacksonville, Florida.
Ten Selected Works:
The Young Stranger (1957) as Harold James "Hal" Ditmar
Third Man on the Mountain (1959) as Rudi Matt
Kidnapped (1960) as David Balfour
Swiss Family Robinson (1960) as Fritz Robinson
Spencer's Mountain (1963) as Clayboy Spencer
Cry of Battle (1963) as David McVey
The Truth About Spring (1965) as William Ashton
The Bedford Incident (1965) as Ensign Ralston
The Love-Ins (1967) as Larry Osborne
Hawaii Five-O (TV Series, 1968-1979) as Det. Danny Williams
Carol Lynley-James MacArthur "Una luz en el bosque" (The light in the forest) 1958, de Herschel Daugherty.
His expression in the season 3
I love him so much 💕