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Fri 24
The First Lady: See Saw — Jackie Earle Haley
Eleanor holds the White House's first all-female press conference and grows closer to journalist Lorena "Hick" Hickock. Meanwhile, Betty's public announcement of her breast cancer diagnosis shifts opinion of the Ford Administration, and Michelle launches a new healthy school lunch program, which prompts a stalled Congress to enact new legislation.
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Sat 25
The First Lady: See Saw — Jackie Earle Haley
Eleanor holds the White House's first all-female press conference and grows closer to journalist Lorena "Hick" Hickock. Meanwhile, Betty's public announcement of her breast cancer diagnosis shifts opinion of the Ford Administration, and Michelle launches a new healthy school lunch program, which prompts a stalled Congress to enact new legislation.
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Fri 31
The First Lady: Shout Out — Jackie Earle Haley
Eleanor, Betty and Michelle's daring stances put them in the spotlight.
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Sat 1
The First Lady: Shout Out — Jackie Earle Haley
Eleanor, Betty and Michelle's daring stances put them in the spotlight.
Air Time & Details for Jackie Earle Haley, Sat 1, 1:00 am
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Biography
About Jackie Earle Haley
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The career of Jackie Earle Haley should be inspirational for any former child star or out-of-work actor. In his preteen years, Haley earned his living as a TV commercial actor and voice-over artist (he voiced the son on Hanna-Barbera's animated All in the Family clone Wait Till Your Father Gets Home). At 13, Haley was cast as the juvenile delinquent with home-run power in Michael Ritchie's superb little-league comedy The Bad News Bears, earning a cult following for his portrayal of the swaggering, cool loner.
He repeated the iconic role in two sequels, one of the few members of the original cast to do so. Peter Yates cast Haley, alongside future celebrities Dennis Quaid and Daniel Stern, as a member of the bike-racing team in the Oscar-winning Breaking Away (1979). Earle disappeared from screens after some fitful television work through the '80s, but stayed busy behind the camera as a writer and an accomplished director of commercials.
After more than a decade off the big screen, Haley made a spectacular return in 2006, first as the menacing bodyguard/driver Sugar Boy in All the King's Men, and then with an Oscar-nominated turn as a suburban pedophile in Todd Field's Little Children. He had a small part in the 2008 Will Ferrell comedy Semi-Pro, and the next year he was cast as Rorschach, arguably the most psychotic member of The Watchmen. In 2010 he appeared in a memorable one-scene cameo in Shutter Island and took the iconic part of Freddy Kruger in the remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street.
Two years later he was cast by Tim Burton in his big-screen version of Dark Shadows and by Steven Spielberg in the director's long-planned biopic Lincoln.