So for a time there, I was on top of the world. For a time he was the biggest dude on the face of the earth. Oh my kidding, he still is. Bennett kinda came crash down. It's like my man boobs. Zachary Levoid. At one time considered to be one of the most promising child stars ever today but you in the 80s. His mesmerizing performance in Ron Howard's 1989 masterpiece, Parrot Hood cemented his place in the pantheon of so adorable you loved to punch them in the face under age actors all time. And yes, the nation wanted to suck or punch him at time or two. However, the television sped off of his feature film debut, of which he was the only actor to reprise his original role was not quite as successful. It was cancelled after only 13 episodes. This was the beginning of a downward spiral into the seething dark of this obscurity and beyond. Excuse me. Hello, I'm Trent Trenton and welcome to another episode of Child Actors, Hollywood's Punching Bags. We find ourselves today in the small Illinois suburb of Desplanes which under first observation may appear to be a middle American shithole. But when you look at it just a little bit closer, you find that it is in fact a genuine shithole. Genius. But this shithole is the home now of one Zachary Levoix, far from the glitz, the glamour and the lights and made a force of Hollywood. He might not resemble the adorable little naked cherub. Because of his breakthrough performance in parenthood might remember, but that's what a box of Fremful pastries will get you. He's giving up acting these days, although that wasn't originally his master plan. I'm a child of television. I mean, I grew up on it. Because of all those hours watching that mind I'm a crap on a tomb, I decided when I was three that I wanted to become an actor. And you know, now that I think about it, it's all I ever wanted to be. Well, that was Milano's training bra. So basically my parents used me. I mean, they saw cute and perotious I was and figured they could make it quick buck. They lavished all their time and attention on me and forgot all about my little sister. Here are all the attention. All of it. I was like the invisible girl growing up. Always in a shadow. Looks like you still are. I will end you, Faghaeg. What's your name again? Sarah Sally. Bikki. Ashley? Whatever. So when the spin-off series went nowhere, they really signal the beginning of the end. Well, of my career. I'm not a waste line. Where's that kid with my cheeseburger? When the gravy train ran out for zatch, you like that, did you? He found work wherever he could. And when I say wherever, I mean, no way. I know you're there. I can still smell your swamp ass, Puto. Like that? Yeah, Bill pretty used that. That's pretty good.