Actor Keith Coogan on Hollywood from the 1980s to Today

From his epic line “Dishes are done, man!” in 1991's Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead to his roles in Fox and the Hound, Adventures in Babysitting and Toy Soldiers, Keith Coogan is a Hollywood star that we’ve loved for 35+ years. His grandfather, Jackie Coogan (from Charlie Chaplin’s The Kid and Uncle Fester in 1960’s television series, The Addams Family) is responsible for the California Child Actor’s Bill, the first known legal protection for the earnings of child performers, widely known as The Coogan Act. Although his success in the movies is attributed to his true talent and not his family ties to the industry. Keith shares about that and so much more in this fun, nostalgic episode of The Middle Mix.As a Gen Xer born in 1970, Keith talks about his perspective of Hollywood from back then to now and how entertainment and its distribution has progressed over the years. Always enthusiastically attending conventions and interacting with lovers of his films, Keith’s generosity to his fans and his gratitude for his success shine through in everything that he does. The Middle Mix Season 1 Episode 8Follow Keith Coogan @keithcoogan Visit https://keithcooganonline.com/Learn more about the show and Britney.https://themiddlemix.com/https://britneycrosson.com/New episodes Mondays on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon Music and YouTube.The Middle Mix is a Fun Love Media production.https://funlovemedia.com/