The Neverhood Show, Episode #74, Tony Dow

Tony Dow was born in Hollywood, California in 1945.  Exposed to creative parents and a home frequently filled with his parents’ eccentric and artistic friends, it was no surprise that Tony developed a love for art.  At an early age, he showed an unusual talent for imaginative abstract composition and drawing.  An accomplished athlete, in his youth he held numerous diving and swimming titles, including national age-group records.  In 1957 he was chosen for the role of "Wally" on the hit television show, "Leave It To Beaver", an event which would change the course of his life.

After the show ended in 1963, he became a member of the “General Hospital cast and made guest appearances on a variety of television shows.  In the eighties Tony began a career in TV directing and producing that continued for twenty years.  Throughout his lifetime he has been involved in many forms of creative activity.  He has been an actor, director, writer, visual effects designer, producer, home builder, woodworker, painter and sculptor.  A long-time goal has been to return to sculpting.  Join us as we chat with Tony about his long career and his passion for art. It's an ALL NEW NEVERHOOD, please welcome Tony Dow!