Scott Valentine – 1958
Scott Valentine is a well-known American actor, and most people recognize him as Nick Moore from the 1980s NBC sitcom “Family Ties.” His popularity on “Family Ties” spawned not one but three spinoff series, ensuring his continued employment well beyond the ’80s. Since then, he has appeared in numerous television shows as a guest star, including “JAG” and “CSI: NY.” He last appeared on screen in the 2007 science fiction film “Harpies,” and since then, he hasn’t done much else in either film or television. The facts that he remarried in his hometown in 2021 and is a partner at a small investment firm suggest that he is doing fine.
Leonard Whiting – 1950
Going to church and school is where Leonard Whiting realized his love for performing. After that, he went to work as a child singer, performing in plays and even winning a talent contest. In 1968, he got his big break when he was cast as Romeo in the film adaptation of Romeo and Juliet. Even in his later years, Whiting maintained his acting career, earning money in part from voiceover work. In the 1990s, he provided his voice for an animated series called The Dreamstone. After leaving the industry in the 2000s, Whiting briefly returned in 2015 with his performance in Social Suicide.
