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It's hard to believe that Brad Renfro (July 25, 1982 - January 15, 2008) has been gone for 12 years and that he would have been 38 years old. This talented actor had a troubled family life (although he adored his grandmother, who had custody of him from the age of five), but sadly, he was not as supervised and protected as he should have been when he working as a minor, and this undoubtedly, led to many of his problems. His tragic death was overshadowed by the death of Heath Ledger roughly a week later (also tragic) and like Ledger, he was a father. In the late 1990s, Renfro had a promising career and while he continued to work until the end of his short life, it was marred by drug addiction and problems with the law. Despite his problems, he had a vulnerable side that many people saw and a generosity of spirit that others admired. I hope this is a fitting tribute; the song is by OK Sweetheart and I used clips from as many of his films that I could find on DVD as well as a television guest appearance on "Law & Order: Criminal Intent".
Clips from:
The Client (1994)
The Cure (1995)
Tom And Huck (1995)
Sleepers (1996)
Telling Lies In America (1997)
Apt Pupil (1998)
Skipped Parts (2000)
Happy Campers (2001)
Tart (2001)
Bully (2001)
Ghost World (2001)
Deuces Wild (2002)
Confessions Of An American Girl (2002)
The Job (2003)
The Scare Hole (2004)
Hollywood Flies (2005)
Law & Order: Criminal Intent episode "Watch" (2006)
10th & Wolf (2006)
The Informers (2008)
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
It's hard to believe that Brad Renfro (July 25, 1982 - January 15, 2008) has been gone for 12 years and that he would have been 38 years old. This talented actor had a troubled family life (although he adored his grandmother, who had custody of him from the age of five), but sadly, he was not as supervised and protected as he should have been when he working as a minor, and this undoubtedly, led to many of his problems. His tragic death was overshadowed by the death of Heath Ledger roughly a week later (also tragic) and like Ledger, he was a father. In the late 1990s, Renfro had a promising career and while he continued to work until the end of his short life, it was marred by drug addiction and problems with the law. Despite his problems, he had a vulnerable side that many people saw and a generosity of spirit that others admired. I hope this is a fitting tribute; the song is by OK Sweetheart and I used clips from as many of his films that I could find on DVD as well as a television guest appearance on "Law & Order: Criminal Intent".
Clips from:
The Client (1994)
The Cure (1995)
Tom And Huck (1995)
Sleepers (1996)
Telling Lies In America (1997)
Apt Pupil (1998)
Skipped Parts (2000)
Happy Campers (2001)
Tart (2001)
Bully (2001)
Ghost World (2001)
Deuces Wild (2002)
Confessions Of An American Girl (2002)
The Job (2003)
The Scare Hole (2004)
Hollywood Flies (2005)
Law & Order: Criminal Intent episode "Watch" (2006)
10th & Wolf (2006)
The Informers (2008)




![Tuesday Weld [TV Guest Star]
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Yet another tribute to Tuesday Welds work as a television guest star. I included several more of her TV guest spots than I did in my previous video a few years ago. Please bear in mind that some of these TV series have not had official DVD releases, so the quality of some isnt the greatest, but I felt they should be included. Songs used: Anyone Could Fall In Love With You performed by Elvis Presley, Charade performed by Bobby Darin, and Days Of Wine And Roses performed by the Boston Pops Orchestra and conducted by John Williams.
Clips from:
The Adventures Of Ozzie And Harriet episode, Rick Gets Even (1959)
Follow The Sun episode, The Highest Wall (1961)
Adventure In Paradise episode, The Velvet Trap (1962)
Naked City episode, A Case Study Of Two Savages (1962)
Route 66 episode, Love Is A Skinny Kid (1962)
Ben Casey episode, When You See An Evil Man (1962)
The Many Loves Of Dobie Gillis episode, Birth Of A Salesman (1962)
The Many Loves Of Dobie Gillis episode, Whats A Little Murder Between Friends? (1962)
The Dick Powell Show episode, A Time To Die (1962)
The Dick Powell Show episode, Run Til Its Dark (1962)
The Eleventh Hour episode, Something Crazys Going On In The Back Room (1963)
The Greatest Show On Earth episode, Silent Love, Secret Love (1963)
Mr. Broadway episode, An Eye On Emily (1964)
The Fugitive episode, Dark Corner (1964) Tuesday Weld [TV Guest Star]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Ltji0imgbpw/mqdefault.jpg)


![Flowers In The Attic [The Children Of The Devil/Up On The Rooftop]
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With Halloween coming up and with the recent passing of Louise Fletcher, I felt that it was fitting to make a video composed of some of the most suspenseful moments from Flowers In The Attic (1987), using Christopher Youngs masterful and memorable soundtrack. I also included author V.C. Andrews brief cameo in the film. Flowers In The Attic [The Children Of The Devil/Up On The Rooftop]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Nhqm7vzCkzg/mqdefault.jpg)


