Timothy Hutton

AKA:
Timothy T Hutton
Nationality:
American
Birthdate:
08/16/1960
Birthplace:
Malibu, California
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biography
At first glance, it might seem that Timothy Hutton has not lived up to the promise of his meteoric beginnings, but then earning an Academy Award for your first feature perhaps could create unrealistic expectations. This son of actor Jim Hutton left high school at the age of 16, moved in with his father and began pursuing an acting career full-time, initially gaining attention for his work in TV-movies, notably the award-winning "Friendly Fire" (ABC, 1979), as the son of Ned Beatty and Carol Burnett. The following year brought the plum role of Conrad Jarrett, a youth recovering from a failed Continued
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Conrad Cain
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David Wilder
2007
Matthew Kragen
2006
(TV Show)
2004-2004
J.T. Neumeyer
2004
J.T. Neumeyer
2004
J.T. Neumeyer
2004
J.T. Neumeyer
2004
Ted Milner
2004
Jack Meadows
2002
Marshall Thompson
2000
Colonel Kent
1999
Director
1998
Raymond
1997
Lee Egan
1997
Martin Geldhart
1996
Willie Conway
1996
Charlie
1995
Conrad Jarrett
1980
Paul Gebhard
Executive Producer
Gary Fields
Charlie
Paul Crane
Tom Tibbel
Brian Moreland
Al Reilly
Peter Derns
Christopher Boyce
Thad Beaumont/George Stark
Dr Stanley Shephard
Dimitri Sanin
Mike Shea/Elmo Barnett
David Norton
Samuel Leibowitz
Daniel
Jimmy Lynch
milestones
Year
Milestone
1965 
Had bit part as five-year-old child in "Never Too Late", starring his father Jim Hutton
1976 
Moved to Los Angeles to live with father at age 16 (date approximate)
1978 
TV acting debut in NBC movie "Zuma Beach"
1979 
Played Carol Burnett's son in ABC movie "Friendly Fire"
1980 
Film acting debut in "Ordinary People"; won Best Supporting Actor Oscar
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