Macaulay Culkin
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Movie Credits
Sex and Breakfast (2006)
[ Eric Lively ][ Kuno Becker ]
That Hurts Me (2005)
Badunkadunk (2005)
Junk in the Trunk (2005)
[ Dax Shepard ]
Jerusalemski sindrom (2004)
[ Martin Sheen ]
Saved! (2004)
[ Patrick Fugit ][ Martin Donovan ][ Chad Faust ]
Party Monster (2003)
[ Seth Green ][ John Stamos ][ Wilmer Valderrama ][ Marilyn Manson ][ Dylan McDermott ]
Ri¢hie Ri¢h (1994)
[ Jonathan Hyde ][ Frank Welker ][ Rory Culkin ][ Edward Herrmann ][ John Larroquette ]
The Pagemaster (1994)
[ Leonard Nimoy ][ Patrick Stewart ][ Christopher Lloyd ][ Frank Welker ][ Phil Hartman ]
Getting Even with Dad (1994)
[ Ted Danson ][ Hector Elizondo ][ Saul Rubinek ][ Sam Horrigan ]
The Nutcracker (1993)
[ Kevin Kline ]
The Good Son (1993)
[ Griffin Dunne ][ Elijah Wood ][ David Morse ][ Rory Culkin ]
Dangerous: The Short Films (1993)
[ Michael Jackson ][ Eddie Murphy ][ Dan Castellaneta ][ John Landis ][ John Singleton ]
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992)
[ John Heard ][ Daniel Stern ][ Rob Schneider ][ Joe Pesci ][ Tim Curry ]
Black or White (1991)
[ Michael Jackson ][ John Landis ][ George Wendt ]
Only the Lonely (1991)
[ James Belushi ][ Anthony Quinn ][ Maureen O'Hara ][ John Candy ][ Kieran Culkin ]
My Girl (1991)
[ Griffin Dunne ][ Dan Aykroyd ]
Home Alone (1990)
[ Chuck Berry ][ John Heard ][ Daniel Stern ][ Joe Pesci ][ John Candy ]
Jacob's Ladder (1990)
[ Jason Alexander ][ Tim Robbins ][ Ving Rhames ][ Lewis Black ][ Danny Aiello ]
Uncle Buck (1989)
[ Jay Underwood ][ John Candy ][ John Hughes ][ Mike Starr ]
See You in the Morning (1989)
[ Jeff Bridges ][ David Dukes ][ Lukas Haas ]
Rocket Gibraltar (1988)
[ David Bowie ][ Burt Lancaster ][ Bill Pullman ][ Kevin Spacey ][ David Hyde Pierce ]
The Midnight Hour (1985)
[ Kurtwood Smith ][ Peter DeLuise ][ LeVar Burton ][ Dick Van Patten ]

 

The most successful child performer since Shirley Temple (Mickey Rooney wasn't a star until his teen years), Macaulay Culkin first stepped onto a New York stage at the age of four. Extensively trained for his craft, including a stint with Balanchine's School of the American Ballet, young Culkin became a familiar TV-commercial face and was spotlighted in several film supporting roles, the best of which was as John Candy's inquisitive nephew in Uncle Buck (1989). After an unbilled cameo in Jacob's Ladder (1990) and prior to an appearance in a Michael Jackson video, Culkin was cast as the preteen protagonist of Home Alone, a Three Stooges-like combination of violent slapstick and sappy sentiment that was the highest-grossing film of 1990. Culkin thereby became the highest paid child actor of all time, and one of the few under-13 performers who could be counted on to "open" a picture. Two more blockbusters followed: My Girl (1991) and Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992). At the time, the boy's career was under the tight control of his father Christopher "Kit" Culkin, an erstwhile actor who also managed the careers of Culkin's younger, equally photogenic siblings, and stories began to emerge from Hollywood concerning the elder Culkin's on-set behavior. Meanwhile, Macaulay's box-office appeal began waning, partly due to indifferent response to his next few films — The Good Son (1993), Getting Even With Dad (1994), and Richie Rich (1994) — but chiefly because he was outgrowing his cuteness and spontaneity. In June 1995, Culkin's mother went to court to remove the boy from Kit's custody, insisting that the father's contentiousness was ruining Macaulay's chances of revitalizing his career. At the age of 18, Culkin married actress Rachel Miner in 1998, but the couple separated in 2000. The former child star re-emerged in 2002 in documentarians Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato's feature debut, Party Monster, the true-life story of the rise and fall of a young club promoter.


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