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Birthplace:
Burbank, California
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A round-faced, slightly fleshy balding former child actor, Clint Howard has been alternating between supporting and small roles in virtually every film directed by his brother Ron to small roles in other "A" list Hollywood productions. Like his older brother, he followed his actor father Rance into show business. At age three, he was cast in several episodes of "The Andy Griffith Show," as Leon, the little boy in love with peanut butter. Two years later and already seasoned by some film work, Howard was a regular on the short-lived family series "The Baileys of Balboa". In 1967, he won the
1962
TV debut as Leon, the boy always eating peanut butter sandwiches, "The Andy Griffith Show"
1962
Film debut as a kid at a party in "The Courtship of Eddie's Father"
1964
Debut as series regular, "The Baileys of Balboa" (CBS)
1966
Feature acting debut, "An Eye for an Eye"
1967
Appeared as Mark Wedloe in "Gentle Giant"
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