Freddie Bartholomew
Born Frederick Llewellyn
in London, England
on March 28, 1924

Freddie Bartholomew was raised by his maiden Aunt, Millicent Bartholomew after his disinterested parents granted guardianship to her. "Aunt Cissy" brought him to the United States and to MGM, where he landed the role of young David Copperfield, and was an immediate sensation. He had made a small fortune by his teen years, but spent most of it fighting a custody battle between  Aunt Cissy (whom he wanted to stay with), and his parents. When his acting career ended, he worked as a TV host, a director, then an advertising executive. He died in Sarasota, Florida on January 23, 1992.

Freddie Bartholomew above Left in Lloyds of London, and on the Right with Greta Garbo in her second version of Ann Karenina. She had made an earlier version in 1927 (titled Love) with Philippe De Lacy as her son.