Adam Hann-Byrd Biography

Spotted at his school by two casting directors and asked to audition, the nine-year-old, who had no prior professional acting experience, won praise for his natural performance as a lonely child prodigy caught in an emotional tug of war between his working class mother (played by Jodie Foster) and a psychologist (Dianne Wiest) who wants to put him in a special school in Foster's directorial debut, "Little Man Tate" (1991). He went on to portray the title character in "Digger" (1994), about a youth sent to live with relatives during his parents' divorce. Hann-Byrd appeared as the youthful version of Robin Williams's character in "Jumanji" (1995) and in a supporting role in the remake of "Diabolique" (1996) with Sharon Stone and Isabelle Adjani. He also delivered a convincing portrait of a troubled youth in Ang Lee's mood piece "The Ice Storm" (1997).

• 1. Charles 'Charlie' Deveraux: You're an oedipal enabler.
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• 1. Sarah Wainthrope: Oh, I love food. I really do. I hope you don't mind if I get really big and dumpy. It's my goal in life.
  2. Charles 'Charlie' Deveraux: I, uh, I always found obesity to be very sexy.
  3. Sarah Wainthrope: God, you are so Renaissance.
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• 1. John Tate: I can't believe we're doing this.
  2. Charles 'Charlie' Deveraux: Desperate measures.
  3. John Tate: It's illegal.
  4. Charles 'Charlie' Deveraux: It's harmless and expected.
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• 1. Charles 'Charlie' Deveraux: It means we could have a Halloween party, just the four of us. Whole place would be empty. We'd have the run of it. We could have a roaming orgy.
  2. Sarah Wainthrope: I love the way this man thinks!
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• 1. Charles 'Charlie' Deveraux: Studies have proven that all teenagers, at some point, in their adolescent lives, have shoplifted.
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