Terrific line by Danny Bonaduce.

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I'm watching this show on child actors, and Danny Bonaduce, (the red-headed kid from "The Partridge Family,") said this line that was perfect about child actors.

"If you're cute, but you suck, once you grow out of the cute, you're still going to suck!" :-)

[Fenris]

1. And Bonadouchebag still sucks.

[Archae]

2. And he admitted it.

He said it flat out, that he was a perfect example of that.

[Fenris]

3. Well, he get no argument from me.

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4. he was never cute either ....

[put out]

5. I always wanted him the heck out of the way

so my pre-teen friends and I could drool over Keith or see what Laurie was doing/wearing/what color frosted eye shadow we would all be sporting that week.

[XNASA]

6. Does anybody remember the time he boxed Donny Osmond?

In the ring. It started out as a radio bit, but got more serious as time went on.

I think it was Bodaduce in 2.

[flamingyouth]

7. I thought it was Barry Williams?

I can't believe I even remember any of it... Honestly, I can't remember, but I thought it was Greg Brady, and Danny kicked his ass.

[XNASA]

8. Here's a link. Maybe he fought both of them?

I was wrong about the outcome. It was Bonaduce in a split decision.

http://www.tvo.org/tvo/offthehook/FOFdonny.html

"On January 17, 1994, at the China Club in Chicago, The Partridge Family's Danny Bonaduce went toe-to-toe in a three-round boxing match with teen heartthrob, turned race car driver, turned "Joseph" star, Donny Osmond. Though it may have been for charity, these two were definitely out for bragging rights. Bonaduce, who was working as a DJ at a Chicago radio station, was loud and obnoxious about how he was "going to put it to" Donny. It got ugly early in the fight. There were flurries of rabbit punches, punching below the belt, lots of cursing, elbows, backhands... The audience who payed big bucks to see the event definitely got their money's worth. The battle royale ended in a split decision with the 34 year-old Bonaduce receiving the decision. Osmond, 36, who landed more significant blows, felt like he had been robbed of the victory. Bonaduce donated his $8,400 winner's earnings to the Tom and Rosanne Arnold Foundation, while Donny donated his $2,100 to the Children's Miracle."