Spoiler : Bernard, Tommy (birth name was Tommy Brace) Born in Los Angeles, California 3/21/1932. Graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Maryland. Screen debut playing Tommy Mason in Yankee Fakir (1947). Last movie was playing Sheriff Cody in Squali (1989).

Spoiler : One of six actors to play Pinky on the NBC-Radio soap, One Man's Family from the 30's until 1959. Regular performer on Burns And Allen for NBC-Radio; CBS-Radio (1942-1950); Smilin' Ed's Buster Brown Gang for NBC-Radio (1944-1953). One of two actors to play Little Raymond on Meet Corlis Archer for the CBS, NBC and ABC Radio Networks (1943-1956). David on The Adventures Of Ozzie And Harriet for CBS-Radio (1944-?). Craig Bullard on The Great Gildersleeve for NBC-Radio beginning in 1952.

Spoiler : Television actor from the late 1940s to the middle 1950s. Chuck Ruggles on The Ruggles for ABC- TV (1949-1952).

Spoiler : In 1981 Bernard founded United Artists Classics, then from 1992 he was the co-president and co- founder of Sony Pictures Classics. He is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, the Sundance Advisory Board, the Tribeca Film Festival Advisory Board and the Monmouth University Communication Board.

Spoiler : We lost another radio actor recently. Tommy Bernard played David Harriet on "Ozzie and Harriet" and Craig Bullard on "The Great Gildersleeve, among many other roles. Thomas Joseph Bernard March 21, 1932 - May 22, 2018 Santa Ynez Thomas Joseph Bernard passed away May 22, 2018 after fighting multiple health issues. He was born on March 21, 1932 in Los Angeles, CA. Tom was a child actor starting at age nine performing in theater, radio, TV and movies. In 1958 he changed career paths and moved to San Diego. He spent 21 years with Rohr Industries where he held various positions primarily in systems development. His last appointment was in 1979 where he was named President and General Manager of the Rohr Flxible Bus Co. in Ohio. When Tom returned to San Diego he joined Linkabit and served as Vice President of Communication Networks. Shortly after the initial founders started QUALCOMM, Tom joined as Vice President of Commercial Programs, later to hold the positions of VP and General Manager of OmniTRACS and eventually Sr. VP and General Manager of the Infrastructure Products Division. Tom helped spin off Leap Wireless as Vice Chairman and Executive VP in 1998 and retired in 2001. Tom had a very adventuresome spirit. He loved flying, golfing, fishing, swimming, skiing, horseback riding and traveling the world. His love for life was contagious. After retirement Tom and his wife moved to the Santa Ynez Valley where he totally embraced his last twelve years of life. He left behind a wife Teresa, children Dustin, Cydney, Tom and Allan. He had five grandchildren Sophie, Charlie, Kit, Awna and Scarlett. There will be a Celebration of Life held on June 9th at 4 PM at the Alisal River Course in Solvang, CA. Published in The San Diego Union Tribune on May 31, 2018.

Spoiler : Looks like Tommy was in several TV series and movies, but then dropped out of show biz when he was 26. He lived to be 86. Tommy was on "Sweeney and March" too. The schtick usually followed the same structure. Tommy would have a run-in with Hal, that made Tommy burst into tears and wail about what Hal had done to him. Tommy would get revenge, but end up in tears again, bewailing the innocence he'd lost by being forced to take revenge.