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Actor: Jason Patric

Jason Patric is the son of Jason Miller from The Exorcist and the grandson of Jackie Gleason, and has consistently avoided the leading-man path that The Lost Boys offered.

Rush and Your Friends and Neighbors are the serious work, the latter playing a character of genuine cruelty, and Narc gives him a strong lead.

Sleepers and Speed 2 are the commercial credits, and he has spent long periods away from film, including a lengthy public custody case he campaigned on.

The Lost Boys (1987) film posterCorey Feldman

The Lost Boys (1987)

Joel Schumacher directs the story of teenage brothers moving to a California coastal town where the local cool kids are vampires. The Lost Boys is Joel Schumacher's 1987 American horror-comedy film depicting teenage brothers who move with their divorced mother…

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