Movie Credits
Will to Power	(2006)
[ Jonathan Breck ]
Angels with Angles	(2005)
[ Adam West ][ Rodney Dangerfield ][ Jeffrey Weissman ][ Frank Stallone ][ David Proval ]
The 3rd Annual TV Land Awards	(2005)
[ Don Knotts ][ Abe Vigoda ][ Tom Bosley ]
Better Luck Tomorrow	(2002)
[ Sung Kang ]
Playing Patti	(1998)
[ Raymond Cruz ][ Brad Dourif ]
Sexual Malice	(1994)
[ John Laughlin ][ Chad McQueen ]
Down the Drain	(1990)
[ John Matuszak ]
Back to the Beach	(1987)
[ John Calvin ][ Paul Reubens ][ John Williams ][ O.J. Simpson ][ Bob Denver ]
Still the Beaver	(1983)
[ Corey Feldman ][ Giovanni Ribisi ][ Ed Begley Jr. ]
The Girl, the Gold Watch & Dynamite	(1981)
[ Tom Poston ][ Larry Linville ][ Jack Elam ]
Beaver on TV	(1963)
Beaver's Autobiography	(1962)
Wally's License	(1962)
Tennis, Anyone	(1962)
The Deep Six	(1958)
[ William Bendix ][ Alan Ladd ][ James Whitmore ][ Efrem Zimbalist Jr. ][ Keenan Wynn ]
The Shadow on the Window	(1957)
Bigger Than Life	(1956)
[ Walter Matthau ][ James Mason ]
That Certain Feeling	(1956)
[ Bob Hope ][ George Sanders ]
The Trouble with Harry	(1955)
[ Alfred Hitchcock ]
The Seven Little Foys	(1955)
[ Bob Hope ][ Dabbs Greer ]
This Is My Love	(1954)
Men of the Fighting Lady	(1954)
[ Van Johnson ][ Keenan Wynn ]
Son of Paleface	(1952)
[ Bob Hope ]

Child actor Jerry Mathers began picking up modeling work at the age of two. His first TV appearance was on Ed Wynn's variety show in 1950. Among Mather's larger film roles were the son of Shirley MacLaine in Hitchcock's The Trouble With Harry (1955) and the son of Bob Hopeand Eva Marie Saint in That Certain Feeling (1955). In 1956, Mathers was cast as all-American kid Theodore "Beaver" Clever in It's a Small World, an unsold pilot film that showed up on the syndicated anthology Studio 57. One year later, a heavily revamped and recast It's a Small World re-emerged as the weekly sitcom Leave It to Beaver, with Mathers in the title role. He starred in 234 episodes of Beaver from 1957 through 1963, literally growing up before the eyes of the nation. Unable to sustain his acting career into his teen years, Mathers quit show business for nearly a decade, attending UCLA, selling real estate, and denying rumors that he'd been killed in Vietnam. In 1983, Mathers starred in the "retro" made-for-TV film Still the Beaver, which evolved into a moderately successful weekly cable series, The New Leave It to Beaver (1985-89), Essentially, Mathers played himself: a middle-aged divorced father, wondering just what he wanted to do with the rest of his life. Jerry Mathers' professional life in the 1990s has been a maelstrom of personal appearances, TV guest shots, and punchline bits on Jay Leno's Tonight Show.