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Io adoravo la prima serie di questo telefilm con il bellissimo Kirk Cameron! (che fine ha fatto?)
Chi di voi la guardava?

A me piaceva un casino, ma solo la prima o seconda serie. Quando mike cresce ed arriva leonardo di capri, era un po' una boiata.
Comunque, su tutti un personaggio: bonner!! che spasso

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Scritto da: MinkiMomo 16/08/2006 18.06
Io adoravo la prima serie di questo telefilm con il bellissimo Kirk Cameron! (che fine ha fatto?)
Chi di voi la guardava?

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Kirk Cameron
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Kirk Thomas Cameron (born October 12, 1970) is an American actor who became popular during the late 1980s and early 1990s for his role as "Mike Seaver" on the sitcom Growing Pains, and later for playing "Buck Williams" in the Left Behind film series. Cameron is currently a partner in the evangelical Christian ministry The Way of the Master. He is married to actress Chelsea Noble and they have six children.

Career

Cameron appeared in several smaller film and television roles in the early 1980s, gaining renown after being cast as "Mike Seaver" in the 1985 television series Growing Pains. He subsequently became a teen idol in the late 1980s, when he appeared on the covers of several teen magazines, including Tiger Beat, Teen Beat, 16 and others.

Cameron went on to star in a number of films, including 1987's Like Father Like Son (a body-switch comedy with Dudley Moore), which was a box-office success. His next theatrical film, 1989's Listen to Me, performed poorly at the box office.

When he was "about 17 years old" (though others say in 1990) Cameron, who was not raised in a church-going family, converted to evangelical Christianity and began to protest what he perceived as immorality in Growing Pains. He also insisted that several episodes be rewritten to avoid what he perceived as objectionable themes and plotlines, and publicly described the show's producers as "pornographers"; three of them quit in protest (Cameron has since apologized, according to the 2003 article "The Rebirth of Kirk Cameron" in Christianity Today).

When Growing Pains ended in 1992, Cameron went on to star in The WB sitcom Kirk which premiered in 1995 and ended two years later. He has since left mainstream film and works almost exclusively in faith-themed productions, among them the post-Rapture movies Left Behind: The Movie, Left Behind II: Tribulation Force, and Left Behind: World at War. He works with Cloud Ten Pictures, a company which produces Christian-themed movies, and has starred in several of their other films, including Miracle of Cards.

Currently, Cameron partners with evangelist Ray Comfort in training Christians in evangelism. The two have a ministry together called The Way of the Master, which includes a television/video series whose primary aim is to show Christians how to share their faith "simply, effectively, Biblically ... the way Jesus did" [1]. In the series Cameron and Comfort conduct interviews with a variety of people. The two also conduct a live daily radio show The Way of the Master Radio with Minnesota talk show host Todd Friel.

Cameron reunited with the cast of Growing Pains for a CNN Larry King Live interview which aired on February 7, 2006, in conjunction with the Warner Brothers release of the complete first season of Growing Pains, the first 22 episodes of the series, on Region 1 DVD. On March 17, 2006, Martin Bashir interviewed Comfort and Cameron about The Way of the Master on a segment of Nightline. Cameron also appeared on The O'Reilly Factor on April 12, 2006.

On April 16, 2006 (Easter Sunday), Cameron took part in a Sunrise Service at Orlando's SeaWorld Theme Park. The Backstreet Boys' Brian Littrell was also in attendance. It was the second time that Cameron had participated in the event, which has taken place every year since 1977.

Private life

Cameron met his wife, actress Chelsea Noble, on the set of Growing Pains, where she played his girlfriend. They married on July 20, 1991, and have six children: 4 adopted: Jack (b. 1996), Isabella (b. 1997), Anna (b. 1998), and Luke (b. 2000); and 2 biological: Olivia Rose (b. July 18, 2001) and James Thomas (b. April 13, 2003).

He and his sister Candace Cameron are good friends with actor James Marsden. Both helped Marsden, who was completely new to Hollywood, get comfortable in his new home.

Puó bastare?

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Scritto da: Tepax 16/08/2006 19.56

Kirk Cameron
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Kirk Thomas Cameron (born October 12, 1970) is an American actor who became popular during the late 1980s and early 1990s for his role as "Mike Seaver" on the sitcom Growing Pains, and later for playing "Buck Williams" in the Left Behind film series. Cameron is currently a partner in the evangelical Christian ministry The Way of the Master. He is married to actress Chelsea Noble and they have six children.

Career

Cameron appeared in several smaller film and television roles in the early 1980s, gaining renown after being cast as "Mike Seaver" in the 1985 television series Growing Pains. He subsequently became a teen idol in the late 1980s, when he appeared on the covers of several teen magazines, including Tiger Beat, Teen Beat, 16 and others.

Cameron went on to star in a number of films, including 1987's Like Father Like Son (a body-switch comedy with Dudley Moore), which was a box-office success. His next theatrical film, 1989's Listen to Me, performed poorly at the box office.

When he was "about 17 years old" (though others say in 1990) Cameron, who was not raised in a church-going family, converted to evangelical Christianity and began to protest what he perceived as immorality in Growing Pains. He also insisted that several episodes be rewritten to avoid what he perceived as objectionable themes and plotlines, and publicly described the show's producers as "pornographers"; three of them quit in protest (Cameron has since apologized, according to the 2003 article "The Rebirth of Kirk Cameron" in Christianity Today).

When Growing Pains ended in 1992, Cameron went on to star in The WB sitcom Kirk which premiered in 1995 and ended two years later. He has since left mainstream film and works almost exclusively in faith-themed productions, among them the post-Rapture movies Left Behind: The Movie, Left Behind II: Tribulation Force, and Left Behind: World at War. He works with Cloud Ten Pictures, a company which produces Christian-themed movies, and has starred in several of their other films, including Miracle of Cards.

Currently, Cameron partners with evangelist Ray Comfort in training Christians in evangelism. The two have a ministry together called The Way of the Master, which includes a television/video series whose primary aim is to show Christians how to share their faith "simply, effectively, Biblically ... the way Jesus did" [1]. In the series Cameron and Comfort conduct interviews with a variety of people. The two also conduct a live daily radio show The Way of the Master Radio with Minnesota talk show host Todd Friel.

Cameron reunited with the cast of Growing Pains for a CNN Larry King Live interview which aired on February 7, 2006, in conjunction with the Warner Brothers release of the complete first season of Growing Pains, the first 22 episodes of the series, on Region 1 DVD. On March 17, 2006, Martin Bashir interviewed Comfort and Cameron about The Way of the Master on a segment of Nightline. Cameron also appeared on The O'Reilly Factor on April 12, 2006.

On April 16, 2006 (Easter Sunday), Cameron took part in a Sunrise Service at Orlando's SeaWorld Theme Park. The Backstreet Boys' Brian Littrell was also in attendance. It was the second time that Cameron had participated in the event, which has taken place every year since 1977.

Private life

Cameron met his wife, actress Chelsea Noble, on the set of Growing Pains, where she played his girlfriend. They married on July 20, 1991, and have six children: 4 adopted: Jack (b. 1996), Isabella (b. 1997), Anna (b. 1998), and Luke (b. 2000); and 2 biological: Olivia Rose (b. July 18, 2001) and James Thomas (b. April 13, 2003).

He and his sister Candace Cameron are good friends with actor James Marsden. Both helped Marsden, who was completely new to Hollywood, get comfortable in his new home.

Puó bastare?

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Io avevo visto la sua filmografia su imdb (stavo per postare quella ma mi hai preceduto) e molte di queste cose le avevo dedotte dalla filmografia...
Eccone un'altro che ha perso il cervello come Mel Gibson e Claudia Koll...

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Scritto da: Babil 17/08/2006 10.40





Io avevo visto la sua filmografia su imdb (stavo per postare quella ma mi hai preceduto) e molte di queste cose le avevo dedotte dalla filmografia...
Eccone un'altro che ha perso il cervello come Mel Gibson e Claudia Koll...

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per una volta sono stato piú veloce di te ahahah.
comunque sí, un'altro che si aggiunge alla lista dei "religiosi in blue jeans"...senza dimenticarci di tom cruise e john stravolto

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Scritto da: Tepax 17/08/2006 10.48


per una volta sono stato piú veloce di te ahahah.
comunque sí, un'altro che si aggiunge alla lista dei "religiosi in blue jeans"...senza dimenticarci di tom cruise e john stravolto

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Vabbeh, se vuoi considerare scientology una religione

Una "povera vittima" dell'oppio dei popoli

Il telefilm in se era piuttosto orrendo.. :D Lo vedevo sempre da bambina e l'ultima volta mi pare fosse il 1998, [quando dopo il boom "Leonardo di Caprio" Italia 1 pensò bene di accaparrarsi gli ascolti mostrando appunto la serie dove recitò il famigeratissimo*]
ed ero pazza di Ben, il biondino [mi pare si chiamasse Jeremy Miller...]