No teen idol of the 1970s was better at re-inventing himself than Andrew Stevens.
1. A cute teenager, subtly muscular, with shaggy hair and a goofy smile, for "heartwarming" roles as cute or wounded kids in tv series like
Apple's Way, Police Story, and
Shazam!
2. A late teen or young adult: goofy smile still in place, but shifted from cute to stunning to star in dramas that required lots of beefcake shots, like
The Fury, The Bastard, and
The Rebels.
3. Hair straightened, muscles bulging, tanned, a suave playboy or con artist in his grown-up roles, the tv soaps
Emerald Point N.A.S (1983-84) and
Dallas (1988-89) and memorable guest spots on
The Love Boat, Columbo, Murder She Wrote, and
Hotel.
And that's not even counting his later work as writer, director, and producer. Today he is the president of Andrew Stevens Entertainment, which has produced over 170 films.
He was really put on display in "Hollywood Wives" (1985)
ReplyDeleteAndrew Stevens was Hollywood prince- his mother was Stella Stevens his father a Marine
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ReplyDeleteHe became an actor director of low budget action movies
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