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- Dennis Rush Dead: ‘Andy Griffith Show’ Child Actor Was 74
Dennis Rush, Child Actor in ‘Man of a Thousand Faces’ and ‘The Andy Griffith Show,’ Dies at 74 He played Lon Chaney Jr in the James Cagney classic and Howie, one of Opie’s friends, on
- Dennis Rush dead: Child actor in Andy Griffith Show was 74 - MSN
Dennis Rush, former child star best known for his roles as a young Creighton Chaney opposite James Cagney in Man Of A Thousand Faces, and as Howie, Opie’s (Ron Howard) pal on The Andy Griffith
- Dennis Rush - Wikipedia
The Definitive Andy Griffith Show Reference: Episode-by-Episode, with Cast and Production Biographies and a Guide to Collectibles McFarland ISBN 978-1-4766-0187-8 ^ Barnes, Mike (2026-05-15) "Dennis Rush, Child Actor in 'Man of a Thousand Faces' and 'The Andy Griffith Show,' Dies at 74" The Hollywood Reporter Retrieved 2026-05-15
- Fellow The Andy Griffith Show Child Star Remembers Dennis Rush
‘Andy Griffith Show’ Child Actor Remembers Co-Star and Decades-Long Friend Dennis Rush: ‘Mayberry Has Lost a Great Citizen’ Rush, who played a friend of Ron Howard’s Opie Taylor, died at
- Keith Thibodeaux Mourns Death of Former ‘Andy Griffith Show’ Child . . .
Former child actor Keith Thibodeaux is mourning the loss of fellow 'The Andy Griffith Show' actor Dennis Rush after decades of friendship and appearances together at Mayberry fan events
- Mayberry Days favorite, former actor Dennis Rush dies at 74
Dennis Rush, center, poses with a cast of Mayberry tribute artists pose during the 2021 Mayberry Days shortly after the festival’s opening ceremony
- Dennis Rush dead: Iconic child star dies on way to hospital a month . . .
Dennis Rush dead: Iconic child star dies on way to hospital a month after tragic diagnosis The news was confirmed by an I Love Lucy legend Add us as preferred source 0 By Fran Winston, Showbiz
- Dennis Rush, 1951 – 2026
Former child actor Dennis Rush, 74, has died of leukemia, his family announced on May 14 Rush appeared in the films Man of a Thousand Faces (as James Cagney’s son), No Name on the Bullet, and Follow Me, Boys!, but he was much busier on TV He had recurring roles on The Andy Griffith Show, as one of Opie’s pals (Rush recalled, “I got to be in eight episodes over about a two-and-a-half
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