Lindy Davis

Lindy Davis was born on Sep 11, 1956 in USA. Lindy Davis's big-screen debut came with Son of Flubber directed by Robert Stevenson in 1962, strarring Newsboy / 1st Hobgoblin (uncredited). Lindy Davis is known for Camp Runamuck directed by Howard Duff, David Ketchum stars as Spiffy and Arch Johnson as Cmdr. Wivenhoe. The upcoming new movie Lindy Davis plays is Transplant which will be released on Apr 17, 1979.

Los Angeles native, Lindy Davis, began his acting career at the ripe old age of five and spent his childhood working on such popular TV series and feature films as Son of Flubber, My Three Sons, Family Affair, The Donna Reed Show, Mr. Ed, Wonderful World of Disney, Camp Runamuck, Mannix, The Loner, Daniel Boone and The Reivers. After high school he joined the US Air Force and served as an air traffic controller. Upon completion of service, he returned to Hollywood and a career behind the camera as a still photographer and author. He is the author of the well received suspense novels "The Christopher Factor" and "Ten Percent- A Hollywood Tale" under the pen name D.L Bruin.