Kevin McCallister is the main protagonist from the films Home Alone, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, and Home Alone 4 in the Home Alone franchise. Kevin is played by Macaulay Culkin in the first two films, but in Home Alone 4, Kevin is played by Mike Weinberg. Kevin is not featured in Home Alone 3, as the film takes place during Home Alone 2. Kevin's most famous pose is when he has both hands on his cheeks, and screams. While the McCallister...
Kevin walks from relative to relative trying to figure out what and how to pack.
Standing at the foot of the stairs to the third floor, Kevin looks up at his ...
Kevin watches gangster movies while eating chips and ice cream and drinking s...
Kevin sits on the top step looking down at Marv and Harry laid out in the foyer.
Kevin slides from the third floor window over to his tree house. When Harry a...
A few seconds after the burglars meet in the house, Kevin calls them into his...
After Kevin shoots Harry in the groin, Marv sticks his head through the doggy...
After setting up his traps for Marv and Harry, Kevin sits down at the dinner ...
Kevin runs home from the church and locks the door. Then he springs into acti...
Kevin gives Marley a little sage advice, especially considering the source.
Kevin and Marley sit side by side in church talking of family.
Frank tells the fake Santa that he knows he's fake, but that he also knows he...
As Kevin walks over to Santa, Santa throws away the cigarette he's smoking, t...
Kevin leafs through a magazine while fielding the cashier's questions at the ...
The cashier at the grocery store eyes Kevin suspiciously as she checks him out.
Kevin, still believing his made his family disappear, talks to a picture of t...
The following day Kevin stands in front of the bathroom mirror preparing to g...
Kevin wakes up and comes down from the third floor. After checking the house...
Freighter by Marley when he walked up next to him at the drugstore, Kevin run...
The clerk looks over her glasses and down at Kevin before calling someone els...
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