That included appearances on “The Fugitive,” “Bonanza,” “Gunsmoke,” “Ironside” and “Medical Center. Tim Considine, Young Star Of My Three Sons, Is Dead At 81 Last. To keep a third son in the series, the family on the show adopted a neighborhood boy, Ernie, played by Barry Livingston, the Times reported.Īfter leaving “My Three Sons,” Considine had guest roles on several television shows throughout the 1960s and 1970s, Variety reported. Remembering Tim Considine - Dead At Age 81, Star Of Tvs My Three Sons And Spin. The veteran actor died Thursday at his home in Los. I wanted to move on.”Ĭonsidine left the series in 1965, and his character married his girlfriend, played by Meredith MacRae, and moved away. Tim Considine, famous for his work on TV shows like The Hardy Boys and My Three Sons, has died.
“I got along great with ‘em, I loved them all, I was just tired of doing that. Advertisement Tim Considine was a teen actor who graced TV screens in the 60s.
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“I gave them a year’s notice and told them I didn’t want to do it anymore,” Considine said in a 1997 interview. Movie star Tim Considine who played the role of the eldest son in the 60s classic sitcom 'My Three Sons,' has been behind the scenes since leaving the show. He was an important part of my TV watching while growing up incl "The Hardy Boys", "The Shaggy Dog", and "Swamp Fox".
and Carmen Considine, the daughter of theater magnate Alexander Pangates. Considine was born in Los Angeles to MGM producer John W.
See more of The New York Times on Facebook. Email or phone: Password: Forgot account Sign Up. Considine died at his home in Mar Vista, Los Angeles, his son Christopher told The Hollywood Reporter. Tim Considine, best rememberd as the eldest son, Mike, on the 1960s sitcom My Three Sons, is dead at 81. came out, 1st thing I watched was "Spin and Marty". Tim Considine, who starred in My Three Sons and Disney 's Spin and Marty, died on March 3. Sad to hear about the passing yesterday of #Disney Legend Tim Considine.
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