Does anyone remember Bobby? He was a staple in the Disney films during the early days, and gave quite an exceptional performance in the controversial Song of the South. I remember when the special edition of Peter Pan was released, Scott did a story on Peter Davies, who was the inspiration for the title character. I felt sure that he would say something about Bobby since he voiced peter in the film and also died rather tragically. After Peter Pan Bobby's career went into a free fall. He was going through puberty and was quickly losing his boyish charm that Walt had found so appealing. He had also developed severe acne, which no doubt became problematic when seeking live action roles. Years of drug abuse and multiple arrests followed. Pretty much the same old habits that many child stars had fallen into. His last appearance was in the underground movie Dirt in 1965, produced by Andy Warhol. In 1968 two children were playing in an abandoned tenement building in the east village. There they discovered Bobby's corpse. He had apparently died from heart failure. He was 31. No one knew who he was at the time, and so he was buried in a potter's field where he remains to this day. It wasn't until a year after his death that a letter his mother sent to Disney studios asking for help in locating her son led to a fingerprint match that revealed Bobby's Identity. All in all a sad end to a talented young actor.