The Hollywood comedy film "Little Devil" produced in 1990 is a good film that can be watched by three generations of grandchildren, but such a comedy work that can be called a popcorn movie has become the representative of the best children's comedy film in the minds of many fans because of its unique theme and brain-opening plot design.
Kevin, an 8-year-old boy, is the youngest member of the family, but he is left at home by his careless parents during the Christmas holidays of one year, and Kevin, who has rare freedom, enjoys a human vacation. The two stupid thieves who sneaked to the door became the object of clever Kevin's teasing, and in the end, Kevin not only protected the safety of the family's belongings but also escaped the thief's pursuit, during which the laughter continued.
Children are far more capable than adults think, this Douban rating of 8.3, IMDb rating of 7.6 film because most of the shots are done indoors, so it only cost a budget of 18 million US dollars, and its global box office was as high as 470 million US dollars, becoming the producer Fox Pictures that year both acclaimed and popular film representatives.
Although "Little Devil Is Home" tells a story that makes the audience laugh, the actors who have participated in this movie can't laugh, and many actors in this movie have encountered accidents and misfortunes, which makes Hollywood rumor that "Little Devil Is Home" has a "curse" on the actors.
Recently, the news that Devon Reitery, who played Buzz in "Little Devil's Home", turned himself in to the Oklahoma City police in the United States to commit domestic violence to his girlfriend, has made everyone talk about this seemingly nonsense rumor again, and the "curse" of "Little Devil's Home" still seems to haunt everyone.
Devon Rattray, 44, admitted last week that he had clashed with his girlfriend in a hotel room, where Devon Rattree choked his girlfriend by the throat and threatened to strangle her, and eventually his girlfriend went to great lengths to escape his control.
Devon Reitery turned himself in for fear of his girlfriend accusing him of intentional harm, so that he could temporarily save his freedom at the cost of $25,000 in bail.
And Devon Reitery is not the only one who has caused controversial remarks, and many of the stars of "Little Devils" have suffered bad luck.
The undisputed protagonist in "The Devil Is Home" is naturally Kevin's character, Macaulay Kalkin. Since starring in two "Little Devils" series of works, he has almost no works to come up with, and people are no longer as cute and clever as they were.
Macaulay Carr's life outside the curtain has been turbulent, including over possession of illicit drugs and drugs and other scandals. At the age of 18, he married actress Rachel Minner, but two years later they separated and soon divorced.
McCauley Calkin was later embroiled in the pop music Michael Jackson's child sex scandal, but in the face of a tidal wave of allegations around the world, Macaulay Kalkin insisted that Michael Jackson had never acted inappropriately against these children.
However, acts of solidarity with his friends did not bring him good luck, and in 2004 Macaulay Kalkin was arrested on charges of possessing marijuana and controlled substances without a prescription and sentenced to a one-year suspended sentence after pleading guilty.
According to reports, police found 17.3 grams of marijuana and dozens of tablets of illicit drugs on Macaulay Kalkin's body. Although Macaulay Kalkin has always denied drug addiction, his emaciated face and depressed appearance make it difficult for the public to believe his explanation.
John Hurd, who played Kevin's loving father in "The Little Devil Is Home," poses a physical threat to his partner and children in real life. John Hurd had a son with actress Melissa Leo in his early years, but after the divorce, the two began a fierce battle for custody of their son.
Agitated John Hurd faces multiple charges, including being found guilty of trespassing into his predecessor's home in Baltimore. According to the woman's complaint, John Hurd slapped Melissa, secretly followed her whereabouts and beat the woman's new partner.
Apparently this performance could not be supported by the judge for his bid for custody, and John Hurd later remarried with his second wife, Sharon, and had two children, Max and Annika. Unfortunately, the premature death of his son Max devastated the couple, and John Hurd died of a heart attack in his hotel room six months later.
Legendary Canadian comedy star John Candy once made a cameo appearance in the role of taxi driver Gus Polinsky in "The Little Devil Is Home.". The chubby actor with his own humorous attributes is a well-known comedy star in Canada, but John Candy sadly died four years after the release of "The Little Devil Is Home".
He was filming the Wild West comedy Eastbound. After his last scene, he cooked a celebratory meal for his assistants and was found dead in bed the next day at the age of 43. John's untimely death was the result of a heart attack, and he struggled with overweight all his life, along with alcoholism and smoking at least one pack of cigarettes a day as a major factor in his death from cardiac arrest.
Roberts Brossom played the elderly Marley in The Little Devil Is Home, and the role of neighbor Marley was initially misunderstood by Kevin, but in the end his performance of helping Kevin deal with thieves was impressive.
Roberts Brossom was a talented actor who published his own poetry collections in addition to acting, but his family life was not complete, and his wife died at the age of 58.
Roberts Brossom, who had filmed "The Little Devil," whose health deteriorated and later moved into a nursing home, died of a stroke in 2011 at the age of 87, three years after his only son, Michael, died of cancer.