James Dean

James Dean, is an American film actor, one-of-a-kind actor who had that extra something + his iconic status appealed for the disenfranchised young of the era + his death at a young age created a legendary status. I really liked Rebel Without a Cause and Giant.

(via www.imdb.com) Useful links:
Giant (1956) Jett Rink
"Crossroads" (1955)
Broadway Trust (1955)
Rebel Without a Cause (1955) Jim Stark
"Schlitz Playhouse of Stars" (1955)
The Unlighted Road (1955)
"Lux Video Theatre"
The Life of Emile Zola (1955)
The Foggy, Foggy Dew (1952)
East of Eden (1955). Cal Trask
"The United States Steel Hour" (1955)
The Thief (1955)
"General Electric Theater" (1954)
The Dark, Dark Hours (1954)
I'm a Fool (1954)
"Danger" (1953-1954)
Padlocks (1954)
The Little Woman (1954)
Death Is My Neighbor (1953)
No Room (1953)
"The Philco Television Playhouse" (1954)
Run Like a Thief (1954)
Harvest (1953)
"Robert Montgomery Presents" (1953)
Harvest (1953)
"Armstrong Circle Theatre" (1953)
The Bells of Cockaigne (1953)
"Kraft Television Theatre" (1952-1953)
A Long Time Till Dawn (1953)
Keep Our Honor Bright (1953)
Prologue to Glory (1952)
"Campbell Playhouse" (1953)
Life Sentence (1953)
Something for an Empty Briefcase (1953)
"Omnibus" (1953)
Glory in the Flower (1953)
"The Big Story" (1953)
Rex Newman, Reporter for the Globe and News (1953)
"Studio One" (1952-1953)
Sentence of Death (1953)
Abraham Lincoln (1952)
Ten Thousand Horses Singing (1952)
"Tales of Tomorrow" (1953)
The Evil Within (1953)
"Treasury Men in Action" (1953)
The Case of the Sawed-Off Shotgun (1953)
The Case of the Watchful Dog (1953)
Trouble Along the Way (1953)
"You Are There" (1953)
The Capture of Jesse James (1953) Jesse James
"The Kate Smith Hour" (1953)
Hounds of Heaven (1953)
Has Anybody Seen My Gal? (1952)
"Hallmark Hall of Fame" (1952)
Forgotten Children (1952)
"The Web" (1952)
Sleeping Dogs (1952)
Sailor Beware (1952)
"CBS Television Workshop" (1952)
Into the Valley (1952)
"The Stu Erwin Show" (1951)
Jackie Knows All (1951)
Fixed Bayonets! (1951)
"The Bigelow Theatre" (1951)
T.K.O. (1951)
"Family Theatre"
Hill Number One (1951)