Michael Raymond O'Keefe (born April 24, 1955) is an American film and television actor. O'Keefe was born Raymond Peter O'Keefe, Jr. in Mount Vernon, New York, the oldest of seven children in a devoutly Roman Catholic Irish American family. His father was a law professor at Fordham University, as well as also teaching at St. Thomas of Villanova College. O'Keefe attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and New York University, and made his...
Danny dons the blindfold and tries to line up his shot. Ty coaches him.
Ty tries to help Danny resolve his dilemma as they cross the course.
Danny's feeling pressured by his parents insistence that he attend college. H...
After Danny's pitch fails to work on the Judge, Lacey mocks him.
Danny is caddying for Ty at the Bushwood Country Club, he asks Ty if he can a...
At the Judges home, Lacey and Danny have just had sex.
The Judge walks in on Danny and Lacey having sex in his bed. Danny takes off ...
While the kids are waiting on line for the bathroom Danny picks on his sister.
Carl is in the grounds keeper shack outfitting a rifle with a flash light.
While the kids stand in the hall waiting for their turn in the bathroom, Dann...
At Danny's suggestion, the Judge kicks his ball again.
Maggie and Danny are the first to arrive at the caddy shack. Maggie is distra...
Danny continues to talk to Ty about the dismal prospects for his future.
Danny caddies for Ty webb, telling him his problems as they walk.
Danny attracts Lacey, to the surprise and chagrin of her other suitors.
The following day, Danny is out with Ty again. Again he shares his desperatio...
Danny does a bit of brown nosing with the Bishop, only to have that backfire.
Danny's covering the shack for Lou when Tony comes in from his round.
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