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Bobby Driscoll
Bobby Driscoll

Bobby Driscoll

Mar 3, 1937 — Mar 30, 1968 (31 years) Cedar Rapids, Iowa, USA
24 Movies 7 Series
Bobby Driscoll has spent over 82 years in front of the camera, with more than 31 film and TV credits. his Peter Pan in 'Peter Pan' ranks among the most remembered of his filmography.
31R.I.P.
24Movies
7Series
Bobby Driscoll has spent over 82 years in front of the camera, with more than 31 film and TV credits. his Peter Pan in 'Peter Pan' ranks among the most remembered of his filmography.
31 R.I.P.
R.I.P.
24
Movies
7
Series
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Bobby Driscoll still alive?
Bobby Driscoll passed away on March 30, 1968 at age 31.
What are the most famous roles of Bobby Driscoll?
Bobby Driscoll is best known for roles in Peter Pan, Melody Time, Song of the South.
How many movies has Bobby Driscoll been in?
Over a 24-year career (since 1944), Bobby Driscoll has appeared in 26 movies and 14 TV shows.
What was Bobby Driscoll's first movie?
The career of Bobby Driscoll began with The Fighting Sullivans (1944).
What is Bobby Driscoll's most recent movie or series?
Bobby Driscoll's most recent release is Dirt, which premiered on September 25, 1965.
What TV shows has Bobby Driscoll appeared in?
On television, Bobby Driscoll has appeared in The Wonderful World of Disney, Dragnet, Studio One, Climax!.
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Bobby Driscoll
Bobby Driscoll
1937-03-03 · Cedar Rapids, Iowa, USA

Bobby Driscoll was an American child and young-adult actor whose substantial career included work on the screen, television, stage, and radio. The 1949 films So Dear to My Heart and The Window earned him an Academy Award as the year's outstanding juvenile actor. His career and life eventually gradually went into decline. In late 1961, addicted to drugs (having begun using when 17), he was sentenced to prison. In 1965, a year after his parole expired, he relocated to New York City. He was found dead in an abandoned East Village tenement in March 1968.

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