He also married his second wife, Willette Hunt, in 1979. He continued to act sporadically in the 1970s and beyond, appearing in Gunsmoke, Legend, and Simon and Simon. He also memorably played Private First Class Charles Kuhl, who famously gets slapped by the titular character in the 1970 film Patton.
Outside of My Three Sons, Considine's television work included playing Ned Nickerson in a Nancy Drew pilot for CBS, and appearing in episodes of Johnny Ringo, The Fugitive, and Bonanza. From 1965 to 1969, he was married in real life to actress Charlotte Stewart.
Considine played My Three Sons' oldest son, Mike, for the show's first five series, before his character got married and was written out of the show. His roles in the world of Disney would not end there, as he had key roles in The Swamp Fox, The Shaggy Dog, and My Three Sons. Years later, he would become a familiar face with his performances on two Mickey Mouse Club serials, as Spin in Spin and Marty and Frank in Hardy Boys (alongside Tommy Kirk, who passed away at the age of 79 last fall). Considine's first onscreen role was as Dink in 1953's The Clown, a remake of the 1931 hit The Champ. (who was an Oscar-nominated producer for 1938's Boys Town) and Carmen Pantages, the children of rival vaudeville pioneers John Considine and Alexander Pantages. The cause of death has not been publicly revealed.Ĭonsidine was born on Decemin Los Angeles, California to John W. The news was confirmed via Considine's son, Christopher, to The Hollywood Reporter, who revealed that he passed away on Thursday, March 3rd, at his home in Mar Vista, California. Tim Considine, an actor, writer, photographer, and historian known for his roles on My Three Sons, The Hardy Boys, and The Adventures of Spin and Marty, has passed away at the age of 81.
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