well,
Robby Benson has done the voices for some Disney productions, including the Beast for the Disney movie,
Beauty & the Beast..
And when he was a teen heart-throb (not my type at all) he was in
Ice Castles (& I only remembered this when I looked it up.)
Here's his imdb.com link:
Robby Benson(He spells his name both ways) He directed the movie which his daughter was in..... that's her only screen credit listed.
Here is the NYTimes article about it:
Young Actress Shot by Former Fianc DiesBy ROBERT D. McFADDEN
A 22-year-old aspiring actress whose former fianc harassed her for two months before shooting her in the face and killing himself outside her Lower East Side apartment building early Thursday morning, died at Bellevue Hospital Center yesterday, the authorities said.
The woman, Lyric Benson, who graduated from Yale last year and worked as a hostess at the SoHo brasserie Balthazar while performing voice-overs and appearing in soap operas and advertisements, was shot outside her building at 211 East Broadway by Robert J. Ambrosino, 32, the police said.
After shooting Ms. Benson once with an unlicensed .45-caliber handgun, Mr. Ambrosino who had served in the merchant marines, had been unemployed for about a year and was a candidate to become a New York City firefighter immediately shot himself dead. The shootings were witnessed by Ms. Benson's mother, who was visiting from North Carolina.
Friends said that Ms. Benson had begun dating Mr. Ambrosino as an undergraduate and had moved into his apartment in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, after graduation last May. Over the past year, she had had a series of small roles in soap operas and on "Law and Order: Criminal Intent." She has also been seen throughout the city on an American Express advertisement for the TriBeCa Film Festival, which starts early next month.
But as her career gained promise, Ms. Benson underwent what one acquaintance called a religious reawakening, and about two months ago she moved out of the Greenpoint apartment and took one of her own in Manhattan. Since then, friends said, Mr. Ambrosino had refused to accept the breakup and had pursued her relentlessly, appearing at her workplaces and leaving countless messages on her telephone.
After her shift at Balthazar ended late Wednesday, she called her apartment and asked her mother to come downstairs to let her in. As her mother opened the door, Mr. Ambrosino fired the fatal shots, the police said. Friends said Ms. Benson was kept alive for more than a day so that her organs could be donated. James Saunders, a hospital spokesman, said she died at 11:30 a.m. yesterday.
(end of article)
link to article in
NYTimes