Hugh Corcoran really made a name for himself at a surprisingly young age, landing success as an actor when he was just six years old. It’s kind of remarkable when you think about it—starting out that early and going on to build such a solid career. Hugh Corcoran first stepped into the world of film with roles in the Red Skelton comedy Half a Hero (1953) and later appeared in The Search For Bridey Murphy (1956), starring Teresa Wright. From there, Hugh Corcoran continued to build momentum, adding a string of notable credits to his resume.

He took on a role in the dramatic adaptation Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (1958), which featured Elizabeth Taylor in one of her iconic performances. As the years went on, Hugh Corcoran showed versatility by diving into the horror genre, appearing in The Manitou (1978) alongside Tony Curtis and then in Flo Gerrish’s chilling Don’t Answer the Phone! (1979). Even as time passed, Hugh Corcoran remained active in the industry, proving his staying power with a part in the Tom Skerritt-led action flick Opposing Force (1986). Throughout it all, Hugh Corcoran demonstrated a quiet but consistent presence on screen, leaving behind a varied and memorable body of work.