Ward admits he "very excited" about seeing the torch get passed down to a new generation of kids. When asked to recall some of his most memorable times on set, Ward instantly harkens back to that iconic fight scene between Scut Farkus and Ralphie, admitting that while he wasn't actually getting punched in the face, he did manage to sustain an injury from this particular interaction:.
But don't worry — the friction we see on-screen between the boys is completely fictional. But since a picture speaks a thousand words, I'll let these behind-the-scenes photos that Ward and Yano Anaya Grover Dill shared with Romper speak for themselves. In the images, you can see Ward, Anaya, Billingsley, and a few of their fellow castmates having fun on set together. I think we can all agree that's pretty adorable, made even better by the fact that, to this day, Ward remains very close with several members of the cast and thinks of them "like brothers.
Kinda makes you hope that Scut's little run-in with Ralphie helped him to see the error of his ways, so that art could imitate reality. For his part, Ward has a very specific idea of how he thinks life would've played out for his Christmas Story character:. After a questionable foray into adult films in the s, Schwartz returned to the collectibles business and, in , started a line of celebrity-based trading cards.
He still appears in the odd direct-to-video movie. In the past decade, Robb has transitioned to a producer role; he has half a dozen direct-to-rental features to his name.
Robb and co-producer John Schindler tried to release the short as a feature-length movie, but were blocked by a law suit from DiCaprio and Maguire. Now: But it certainly did not mark the end of his career, because Zack Ward has continuously worked in TV and movies ever since. Patty Johnson and Drew Hocevar continue to live in Ohio, where both are employed as teachers. Tedde Moore Miss Shields. The chalkboard from her classroom hangs in the House museum.
Leslie Carlson Tree Man. Now: Carlson continued to act in movies and TV until his death in at the age of Dwayne McLean Black Bart.
Come on, cry baby, cry for me. And instead of getting frustrated, Bob just walked over to me and sat down right beside with me and ran the lines with me, and ran the moment, and he did it over and over and over, and he did it with a smile on his face.
It went on like five minutes, and when we shot it, it worked. Because the solution lasts forever, and the emotional frustration is fleeting and irrelevant. Give directly to The Spokesman-Review's Northwest Passages community forums series -- which helps to offset the costs of several reporter and editor positions at the newspaper -- by using the easy options below. Gifts processed in this system are not tax deductible, but are predominately used to help meet the local financial requirements needed to receive national matching-grant funds.
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