Sunday, 6 November 2011
Love Is The Function Of Death
Fred Savage
Adolescence is a tricky time; raging
hormones, a deep distrust of the older generation, problem skin and
struggling to fit in amongst your peer group whilst trying to develop
a strong sense of individuality are just a few of the problems that
plague teenagers. Thankfully those times cede into adulthood and its
own set of trials, leaving the spotty, awkward years of growth and
development a distant, oily memory glossed over with the fuzzy
kindness of recalled triumphs and bff's. Some people are not so lucky
however, especially the small select group of child stars whose
puberty plays out on our TV screens in constant re-runs for decades
after their own journey from youth into maturity is over.
Fred Savage is one such child star, the
perpetually blemish-free Kevin Arnold, whose trials and tribulations
centred around growing up in the 1960's with a speccy geek of a best
friend and a love interest in the beautiful girl next door with
impossibly lustrous locks.
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