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THE ROCK-SHOTS INTERVIEW KIRK CAMERON— GROWING FAST

What can you tell us about your character in Like Father, Like Son? Kirk: I play Chris Hammond, son of Jack Hammond, and basically, he’s a teenage kid who doesn’t like school too much. He does well in school but not well enough for his dad. His dad’s a surgeon, played by Dudley Moore, and basically what happens in the middle of the movie is we end up taking this Navajo potion and switching brains.

October 3, 1987
Karen Levitt

THE ROCK-SHOTS INTERVIEW KIRK CAMERON— GROWING FAST

Karen Levitt

Kirk Cameron, star of the hit TV series Growing Pains and the new feature film Like Father, Like Son, is a typical American teenager, yet he stands apart from the rest. He is a genuinely nice guy who thinks about the things that concern all teenage boys: buying a car, staying in shape, hanging out with his friends, and (naturally) girls. Yet he is different: not only has Kirk set his mind to reaching a goal, he has been continually achieving it. At the same time, he is balancing the many areas in his life and keeping things in perspective. It seems impossible that anyone could make a movie, star in a TV show, go to school and have time for himself all at once, but Kirk Cameron does all of this and still manages to have fun! .

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