Movie Credits
The Break-Up	(2006)
[ Ivan Sergei ][ Justin Long ][ Vince Vaughn ][ Vincent D'Onofrio ][ Jason Bateman ]
Elf	(2003)
[ James Caan ][ Will Ferrell ][ Jon Favreau ][ Artie Lange ][ Frank Sinatra ]
No Deposit, No Return	(2000)
The Writing on the Wall	(1996)
[ William H Macy ][ William H. Macy ][ Dennis Haysbert ][ Harold Gould ]
Family Reunion: A Relative Nightmare	(1995)
[ Jason Marsden ][ Norman Fell ][ Joe Flaherty ]
The Sacred Fire	(1994)
Arcade	(1993)
[ Jonathan Fuller ][ Seth Green ][ Don Stark ]
Summer	(1993)
[ Jason Hervey ][ Josh Saviano ]
Beverly Hills Brats	(1989)
[ Grant Cramer ][ Martin Sheen ][ Burt Young ]
Russkies	(1987)
[ Whip Hubley ][ Joaquin Phoenix ]
Carly's Web	(1987)
[ Vincent Baggetta ][ Gregory Itzin ]
The Last Frontier	(1986)
[ Jason Robards ]
Christmas Shoplifting	(1985)
The Monster: Part 1	(1985)
The Dirt Bike Kid	(1985)
[ Stuart Pankin ]
The Hoboken Chicken Emergency	(1984)
[ Dick Van Patten ]
A Christmas Story	(1983)
[ Darren McGavin ][ Bing Crosby ]
Memories Never Die	(1982)
[ Gerald McRaney ]
Massarati and the Brain	(1982)
[ Christopher Lee ][ Aaron Spelling ]
Death Valley	(1982)
[ Wilford Brimley ][ Edward Herrmann ]
Paternity	(1981)
[ Burt Reynolds ][ Norman Fell ][ Paul Dooley ]
Honky Tonk Freeway	(1981)
[ Beau Bridges ][ Daniel Stern ][ Lloyd Bridges ][ William Devane ][ Jeffrey Combs ]
If Ever I See You Again	(1978)

The grandnephew of nightclub entrepreneur Sherman Billingsley, juvenile actor Peter Billingsley was nine years old when he was hired to provide the "children's angle" on the TV human interest series Real People. In 1982, Billingsley enjoyed his finest film role in A Christmas Story; he played humorist Jean Shepherd's youthful alter-ego Ralphie, whose repeated requests for a genuine Red Ryder B-B gun were invariably greeted with "You'll shoot your eye out!" As he grew older, his career lost momentum, waxing and waning through a string of variable projects. The most rewarding of Peter Billingsley's later film assignments was 1993's Arcade, in which he starred as a teenaged "virtual reality" addict.