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AKA:
Richard Thomas
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Richard Earl Thomas
Birthplace:
New York, New York
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While indelibly linked with the role of the somewhat naive would-be writer John-Boy Walton in the CBS drama series "The Waltons" (and its spin-off TV-movies), Richard Thomas has had a richly diverse career that has encompassed stage, screen and TV. The son of ballet dancers, Thomas began his career as a juvenile performer making his Broadway debut at age seven as one of the Roosevelt children in the award-winning play "Sunrise at Campobello" (1958). Additional stage roles followed including John Henry in "The Member of the Wedding" (1959), Eric in "The Playroom" and the two young princes killed
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Hamilton Whitney III
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Hamilton Whitney III
2002
Hamilton Whitney III
2002
Hamilton Whitney III
2002
Hamilton Whitney III
2002
Hamilton Whitney III
2002
Hamilton Whitney III
2002
Hamilton Whitney III
2002
Hamilton Whitney III
2002
Hamilton Whitney III
2002
Hamilton Whitney III
2002
Hamilton Whitney III
2002
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1957
Stage debut in Sacandaga, NY production of "Damn Yankees"
1958
Broadway debut, "Sunrise at Campobello"
1959
TV debut in Hallmark Hall of Fame production "A Christmas Tree" (NBC)
1961
TV series debut as a regular on the NBC children's educational series "1, 2, 3, Go!"
Featured on the ABC daytime drama "Flame in the Wind/A Time for Us"
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