Actor Timothy Hutton was only 19 years old when he earned an Academy Award for his very first feature film, Robert Redford’s flinchingly resonant family drama “Ordinary People” (1980). His acclaimed performance set the stage for a string of follow-up dramas, where he lent a furrowed brow to intelligent and driven young adults whose idealism often led them to dark territory. However, after captivating performances in films like “Taps” (1981) and “The Falcon and the Snowman” (1984), Hutton failed to turn his brooding sensitivity into a steady career, and he compiled an eclectic film and
