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Johnny Whitaker (I)
Johnny Whitaker was born on December 13, 1959 in Van Nuys, California, USA as John Orson Whitaker Jr. He is an actor, known for Tom Sawyer (1973), Sigmund and the Sea Monsters (1973) and The Biscuit Eater (1972). He was previously married to Symbria Wright.
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Actor (39 credits)
Actor (39 credits)
2016-2017
Sigmund and the Sea Monsters
(TV Series)
Zach
Zach
- The Treasure of Sigmund's Madre
(2017)
... Zach
- The Squid Stays in The Picture
(2017)
... Zach
- Robyn Has A Gift
(2017)
... Zach
- Dibs
(2017)
... Zach
- Pilot
(2016)
... Zach
2015
The Comeback Kids
(TV Series)
Johnny Whittaker
Johnny Whittaker
- Child Star Support Group Part 2
(2015)
... Johnny Whittaker
1998
Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction
(TV Series)
Judd
Judd
- Deer Hunters
(1998)
... Judd (as John Whitaker)
1977
The Magic Pony
(voice)
1973
Sigmund and the Sea Monsters
(TV Series)
Johnny Stuart
Johnny Stuart
- Make Room for Big Daddy
(1973)
... Johnny Stuart
- It's Your Move
(1973)
... Johnny Stuart
- Puppy Love
(1973)
... Johnny Stuart
- The Nasty Nephew
(1973)
... Johnny Stuart
- Trick or Treat
(1973)
... Johnny Stuart
1973
Disneyland
(TV Series)
Alfie Booth
Alfie Booth
- The Mystery in Dracula's Castle: Part 2
(1973)
... Alfie Booth
- The Mystery in Dracula's Castle: Part 1
(1973)
... Alfie Booth
1967-1971
Gunsmoke
(TV Series)
Willie Hubbard / Shem Todd
Willie Hubbard / Shem Todd
- Waste: Part 2
(1971)
... Willie Hubbard (as Johnnie Whitaker)
- Waste: Part 1
(1971)
... Willie Hubbard (as Johnnie Whitaker)
- The Returning
(1967)
... Shem Todd
1966-1971
Family Affair
(TV Series)
Jonathan 'Jody' Patterson-Davis / Jody Davis
Jonathan 'Jody' Patterson-Davis / Jody Davis
- You Can't Fight City Hall
(1971)
... Jonathan 'Jody' Patterson-Davis (as Johnnie Whitaker)
- Buffy's Fair Lady
(1971)
... Jonathan 'Jody' Patterson-Davis (as Johnnie Whitaker)
- Goodbye, Mrs. Beasley
(1971)
... Jonathan 'Jody' Patterson-Davis (as Johnnie Whitaker)
- Cinder-Emily
(1971)
... Jonathan 'Jody' Patterson-Davis (as Johnnie Whitaker)
- The Joiners
(1971)
... Jonathan 'Jody' Patterson-Davis (as Johnnie Whitaker)
1970
To Rome with Love
(TV Series)
Jody Davis
Jody Davis
- Roman Affair
(1970)
... Jody Davis (as Johnnie Whitaker)
1970
Green Acres
(TV Series)
Dinky Watson / Willie
Dinky Watson / Willie
- The Beeping Rock
(1970)
... Dinky Watson
- The Confrontation
(1970)
... Willie
1968
Bonanza
(TV Series)
Timmy Carter
Timmy Carter
- A Dream to Dream
(1968)
... Timmy Carter (as Johnnie Whitaker)
1965
Slattery's People
(TV Series)
Douglas Styx
Douglas Styx
- Question: Is Democracy Too Expensive This Year?
(1965)
... Douglas Styx (as Johnny Whittaker)
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Soundtrack (5 credits)
Soundtrack (5 credits)
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Director (1 credit)
Director (1 credit)
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Writer (1 credit)
Writer (1 credit)
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Producer (1 credit)
Producer (1 credit)
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Self (25 credits)
Self (25 credits)
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Archive footage (3 credits)
Archive footage (3 credits)
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After he graduated from college, John started work as a computer consultant with his own company and later decided to join his sister's LA talent agency, Whitaker Entertainment. Immediately prior to Dana Plato's suicide, he had signed her as a client. See more »Official Sites:
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Johnnie Whitaker | John Whitaker | Johnny WhittakerHeight:
6' (1.83 m)
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Personal Quote:
Although we played twins we were poles apart as human beings. It didn't keep us from getting along well, but we were being raised in very different homes. I felt terrible about her death, but I wasn't all that much surprised. - JW, referring to the drug death of former co-star Anissa Jones See more »Star Sign:
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