Mike Lookinland

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Mike Lookinland
Born December 19, 1960 (1960-12-19) (age 47)
Mount Pleasant, Utah

Mike Lookinland (born December 19, 1960) is an American actor. He is best known for his role as youngest brother Bobby Brady on The Brady Bunch from 1969 until 1974.

Lookinland was a TV commercial actor prior to being cast in The Brady Bunch, having done around thirty commercials. The actor has natural sandy colored hair, which had to be dyed brown, so as not to confuse the fair-haired sisters/dark-haired brothers scenario of the Brady step-siblings. During the show's run, he also provided the voice of Oblio in the animated film The Point!. Shortly after the final season of The Brady Bunch wrapped filming, he appeared alongside Jennifer Jones and Paul Newman in the 1974 disaster film The Towering Inferno. He recently worked as a cameraman for the WB network.

Susan Olsen admits to having an infatuation with him during the making of the show. The Olsens had sleepover weekends at her house, and Mike would stay and play with her huge family of animals.

A self proclaimed "Dead Head", during the 1980's Lookinland attended many Grateful Dead concerts.

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His father was a Vice Principal at San Pedro High School, located in San Pedro, California - part of the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), in the late 1970s. He also was principal at Samuel Gompers Jr. High School, located in Los Angeles, California in the early 70's till 1974.

Lookinland grew up as a Mormon. He is a self-professed conservationist and "camping nut."

Since 1987 he has been married to Kelly Wermuth. They have two sons: Scott(1990) and Joe(1993). Kelly worked as a script supervisor on Touched By An Angel.

He was arrested in 1997 with a DWI after crashing his Ford Bronco. He has since been sober [1].

Coincidentally, in the 1990 sequel series The Bradys, Bobby Brady had a racing car accident which caused him to be wheel-chair bound throughout the series. Prior to The Bradys, Lookinland reprised his role as Bobby Brady in the 1988 Christmas special A Very Brady Christmas where Bobby announces at Christmas dinner to Mike and Carol, "Mom, Dad, I've dropped out of graduate school to become a race car driver."

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