Daniel Jacob Stern (born August 28, 1957) is an American film and television actor. He is known for his roles in the Hollywood films C.H.U.D., City Slickers and the first two Home Alone films, and as the narrator for the television series The Wonder Years. Stern was born in Bethesda, Maryland to a social worker father and a mother who managed a day care center. His brother is television writer David M. Stern. According to IMDB, Stern is 6' 4"...
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Marv and Harry look across at Kevin in the tree house from the third floor wi...
Harry and Marv follow Kevin down the street in their van after Kevin reacts t...
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Kevin runs through the Murphy home, entering from the cellar. When he gets up...
Kevin slides from the third floor window over to his tree house. When Harry a...
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A few seconds after the burglars meet in the house, Kevin calls them into his...
After they both have fallen victim to several of Kevin's traps, Marv and Harr...
Marv enters through a window that Kevin has left open for him. Having lost hi...
Harry walks up to a closed door and talks to Kevin on the other side. Kevin h...
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Harry and Marv discuss their plain to come back latter that night. Kevin list...
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Marv brings the last of the stolen items out of the Murphy's home and puts th...
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