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Biography: At age six he began performing on radio, and later acted on Broadway. He debuted onscreen at age 14 in Tomorrow the World (1944), reprising his Broadway role as a monstrous adolescent Nazi. Billed in his early screen career as "Skippy," he went on to make a handful of films in his youth, often cast as juvenile deliquents. In the '50s and '60s he tended to appear in Westerns; he became a top character lead in TV movies, TV series, and films. His screen work was infrequent after 1977.