Talk:Sean Astin

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hello.. I hope I'm following the instruction properly. I read that I should post here if I'd like a link to my website added to the Sean Astin area.

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[edit] Sean's biological father

"although his biological father is Michael Tell, a music promoter of Jewish heritage"

Is there a cite for this? Just yesterday I was reading Patty Duke's book "A Brilliant Madness" in which she says that she was pregnant with Sean as a result of an affair with John Astin *before* she married Michael. That's why they got married - because she was freaked out about being unmarried and pregnant. She later goes on to say that the 13-day marriage was never consummated. Unless someone has a cite where Sean or his mother say that Michael was the father, I think this line should be eliminated. 66.251.84.28 19:21, 3 November 2006 (UTC)

It cited a Sean Astin Q&A where he said, "My biological father is Jewish and I never really knew him until I was 25 [...]". I've updated it to cite a Guardian interview instead, which specifically names Michael Tell. --Mrwojo 00:26, 4 November 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Roman Catholic Entertainer?

Wouldn't he fit with that? I mean, his biological father was Jewish, however, his mother who raised him was Irish Roman Catholic. I'm just curious, and a bit confused as well. IronCrow 04:05, 6 December 2006 (UTC)