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Dwayne Bernard Hickman (born on  May 18, 1934) is an American previous entertainer and TV leader at CBS.The typically earthy colored haired Hickman depicted Chuck MacDonald, Bob Collins’ (played by Bob Cummings) insane teenaged nephew, on the 1950s NBC arrangement The Bob Cummings Show (a.k.a. Love That Bob in reruns), and the blondie title character in CBS’s The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis.

Life and career

Brought into the world in Los Angeles, California, and raised Catholic, Hickman is the more youthful sibling of youngster entertainer Darryl Hickman. He moved on from Cathedral High School in 1952 and planned to turn into a Passionist minister, in any case decided not to do as such and gone to Loyola University.

An early screen appearance was in 1942 Our Gang parody Melodies Old and New. Dwayne and Darryl co-featured in an early scene of the partnered military dramatization Men of Annapolis shot at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. As a high schooler, he and Darryl visitor featured in a 1950 scene of The Lone Ranger named Two Gold Lockets, and in 1955 he showed up in another scene named “Sunstroke Mesa”. He acquired wide notification as “Hurl” on The Bob Cummings Show from 1955-59. At that point, he was learning at Loyola. Hickman was one of the principal stars to have a breakout character in the arrangement.

Hickman looked at Cummings as a youth TV legend and has said that Cummings instructed him all that he thinks about acting. He worked with and was companions with Cummings all through five seasons. While still on the Bob Cummings Show in 1958, Hickman was given a role as the lead of The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis, which circulated on CBS from 1959–63. Despite the fact that at the show’s introduction the Dobie character was a teen in secondary school, Hickman was then 25 years of age.

Subsequent to playing Dobie for a very long time (with individual previous Loyola understudy Bob Denver as his companion, Maynard G. Krebs), Hickman wound up generalized as a “adolescent” when he was excessively old for such jobs. He showed up in minor sea shore films and made an ineffective TV pilot depicting a teacher. James Franciscus was from that point cast as Mr. Novak, a secondary school English educator on another NBC arrangement.

On June 23, 1960, Hickman showed up on NBC’s The Ford Show, Starring Tennessee Ernie Ford. He and Annette Funicello showed up together in a scene of ABC’s bazaar dramatization The Greatest Show on Earth, featuring Jack Palance. In 1965, Hickman showed up in the satire film Cat Ballou with Jane Fonda and Lee Marvin. In the 1965-1966 TV season, he showed up as a visitor star on the scene “Run Sheep Run” on ABC’s Combat! as a fighter who froze during an assault by a German automatic rifle home which brought about the passing of an individual GI.

Hickman discovered his future in the diversion in the background, being associated with creating jobs. From 1977–88, Hickman filled in as a programming leader at CBS. He filled in as chief on different TV arrangements, including Designing Women and Head of the Class. He repeated his job of Dobie in two TV gathering communicates, the one-shot pilot Whatever Happened to Dobie Gillis (1977) and the TV film Bring Me the Head of Dobie Gillis (1988). His collection of memoirs is named Forever Dobie.

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