Dwayne Hickman
Birthday: 18 May 1934, Los Angeles, California, USA
Birth Name: Dwayne Bernard Hickman
Height: 173 cm
Boyishly handsome Dwayne Hickman, the younger brother of Darryl Hickman, followed in his sibling's tiny footsteps as a moppet film actor himself, appearing in such features as Captain Eddie (1945 ...Show More
[on Robert Cummings]: I was very green and I learned a great deal from him. He was like a mentor. He Show more
[on Robert Cummings]: I was very green and I learned a great deal from him. He was like a mentor. He taught me everything and a lot of people say, "I acted like him," which I probably did because he was telling me how to do it, and I was kind of imitating somewhat. But no, I learned a great deal and I probably never gotten Dobie without Cummings. He was a very talented man, a big star, a big movie star! Hide
[on Warren Beatty]: Warren Beatty has always acted like a Movie Star even when no one knew who he wa Show more
[on Warren Beatty]: Warren Beatty has always acted like a Movie Star even when no one knew who he was. I think that he denies being on the show because he didn't want anyone to think he began on television, If he ever decides to run for President of the United States, that would be interesting. In a Dobie episode, we ran against one another for class president -- I don't remember now who won! Hide
[on his on- and off-screen chemistry with Robert Cummings, who played Bob Collins]: I loved Bob, he Show more
[on his on- and off-screen chemistry with Robert Cummings, who played Bob Collins]: I loved Bob, he was wonderful, he took me aside, and he said, "You know, Chuck" [he always called me Chuck], I don't think he knew my name. But anyway, he called me Chuck, and he said, "You have a wonderful opportunity here to go to school, and learn comedy from me." But he was right, "You're getting paid to go to school, on comedy." And you know, we had run-ins every year. Hide
[on his best-known character]: Dobie was so well written and so ahead of its time. The spinning fram Show more
[on his best-known character]: Dobie was so well written and so ahead of its time. The spinning frames, the short clipped scenes, the rapid-fire delivery - it was the MTV of its time. Breaking the fourth wall and having Dobie talk to the audience was ground-breaking. Hide
Dwayne Hickman's FILMOGRAPHY
as Actor (70)
