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Jimmy Hawkins
A struggling young actor with a hidden legacy must rediscover his purpose when the world he built around fame begins to crumble.
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In short · Acting since 1946, 9 decades active, 15 credits.
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Biography
Jimmy Hawkins was an American former actor, producer, and writer, known for his appearances in several classic television series. He played notable roles in shows such as *Annie Oakley*, *The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet*, *Leave It to Beaver*, *Petticoat Junction*, and *The Donna Reed Show*. One of his most recognized roles was that of Tommy Bailey, the son of George Bailey, in the 1946 film *It's a Wonderful Life*. Hawkins' career spanned both television and film, contributing to the entertainment landscape of his time.
Filmography · 15 of 15
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Writer
1 creditActor
13 creditsPetticoat Junction(2025)
Orville Miggs (5 Episodes) , Jeff Maxwell (1 Episode) , Lowell Rightmeyer (1 Episode) , Scott (1 Episode) , Stanley Harper (1 Episode)
TV
Erie(2010)
Actor
FilmKolchak The Night Stalker(2000)
Jay Remy (1 Episode)
TV
Spinout(1966)
Larry
Film
Girl Happy(1965)
Doc
Film
Ichabod and Me(1961)
Jonathon Baylor
TVBringing Up Buddy(1960)
Fennimore
TV
The Donna Reed Show(1958)
Scotty
TV
Annie Oakley(1954)
Tagg Oakley
TV
Mister Scoutmaster(1953)
Herbie Weber
Film
Savage Frontier(1953)
Davie
Film
Winchester '73(1950)
Boy at Store Window (uncredited)
Film
It's a Wonderful Life(1946)
Tommy Bailey
Film
Producer
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