See the Sliginats of "The Sandlot" now at 41
The former actor of the Child Chauncey Leopardi played the Baseball Player in love 30 years ago.
1993 fansThe sand will always remember the time sports film for the beast, signedBabe Ruth Baseball, and the famous line, "You kill me, Smalls!" Another memorable moment gracked the character Michael "Slintts" Palledory, who was played byChauncey Leopardi. In order to obtain resuscitation in the mouthMarley Shelton), Fake Sliginats drowning in the swimming pool while his worried friends look.
"My favorite scene was the pool scene," Leopardi said when asked by a fan toaSand meeting event In 2019. "Well, you still remember your first kiss, right?"
These days, the maturity film is a classic cult. And while Leopardi is now 41, a new generation of children appreciates the film he made almost 30 years ago - and also learning. Read on to find out more.
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He played many roles throughout the 90s.
WhenThe sand was released, Leopardi was 12 years old. Throughout the 90s, he spent the rest of his adolescence playing in various television and movies. He was inBoy meets the world,,Casper,,7th Sky, andWalker, Texas Ranger, to name some projects. In 1999 and 2000, he had a recurring role as an Alan White intimidator onFreaks and Geeks. Always in the early 00 years, he played Kyle on several episodes ofGilmore Girls.
His acting career has slowed down.
Leopardi no longer acts as much as identity in adolescence and in the twenties. His role on the most recent screen was in the clip forLogic Song "homicide" in 2019. In 2013, he was in the filmCold water. He also resumed the role of Slurts in the 2007 filmThe sandlot: go home.
Recently, Leopardi worked in a very different field:Marijuana Cultivate and Sales, which is legal in California. AccordingWeekend, this has included working with other brands. His line bears the name of his character and called Squintz, and he even appointed a product according to the Beguin de Slintets, Wendy Pffercorn.
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He's a father.
Leopardi went from a star child to have his own children - and they all sawThe sand. InA 2018 interview with theSan Antonio Current, he shared: "I have a 16 -year -old daughter who saw her when she was five or six years old. I also have a two -year -old child and a three -month -old child, and they looked at him days there is. Their mom sent me a photo of them with their grandmother sitting on the sofa while looking at him. I think they were there, so that's good. "
He finds his co-stars.
TheSand The casting met several times, including onToday in 2018 and ina virtual meeting in 2020.
"Whenever we manage to stop what we do in our normal life and come together to go out is great," he saidSan Antonio Current. "It is like meeting with the family. We have gathered much more recently since the film continues to gain speed over time and becomes even more popular."
Its most famous scene saved a life.
Earlier this year, two boys, with the help of their friend,saved their father's life When he drowned in their pool. They said they had learned what to do while looking at the RCR sceneThe sand.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
Leopardi was asked about the situation byToday, and said: "It's just incredible. You know, like, here, 30 years later, and something that someone saw that we did 30 years ago saved their father's life . I mean, it makes you want to tear up because it is such a beautiful thing, and wherever we get the information, it's great. So, to be the strength that helped them do this for their father , you know, I will never forget it. "
As for whether the CPR scene that has become hikes is holding today, it has declared toSan Antonio Current, "It should be a behavior that is frowned upon at any time. But I think the film was very healthy even if it was a bit risky. Obviously, that's not what you want to teach your children , but it was not supposed to be scary in any way either. "
