The Store at Max Galleries: Gregory Smith

Title	Young Actor Co-Stars	DVD	VHS
American Outlaws	American Outlaws (2001) Gregory Smith stars as teenaged outlaw Jim Younger. At the end of the American Civil War, the James brothers and the Younger brothers return home to find their town being taken over by evil land barons of the railroad. The James-Younger outlaw gang is formed to fight a guerilla war against the railroad and the Pinkerton agents hired to protect the corrupt railroaders. (DVD Video Captures from this movie are in our Gregory Smith Galleries)
Andre	Andre (1994) is based on a true story about a marine seal who comes to live with the Whitney family in a small Maine fishing village in the 1960s. Young Thalice (Chelsea Field) takes care of the playful orphaned seal. When her 16-year-old brother Steve (Shane Meier) discovers that Andre can shoot a basketball through a hoop, Thalice and family help make Andre a beloved town novelty. This is a wonderful feel-good family movie that's sure to please everyone, and even bring a tear or two to your eyes. Co-stars Gregory Smith in a minor role as one of Thalice's classmates, and Joshua Jackson. (DVD VidCaps from this movie are in our Shane Meier Galleries and Gregory Smith Galleries).
The Climb	The Climb (1997) Gregory Smith stars as Danny Himes, a 12-year-old boy who is being raised by a single father in 1959 Baltimore. The story centers around Danny's desire to climb a local abandoned RF transmission tower, and his friendship with the dying, curmudgeonly "old man Langer", superbly played by John Hurt. Danny falls off an old ladder and breaks his arm, and will be unable to climb the dangerous old tower. That's until Mr. Langer agrees to help Danny devise a way to get to the top of the tower using a crudely constructed elevator. The friendship that develops between young Danny and cancer-stricken Langer is heartwarming. When Danny finally takes "the climb" the results are unexpected, and Danny's climactic elevator ride up the tower will make your heart race! (DVD Video Captures from this movie are in our Gregory Smith Galleries)
Harriet the Spy
Just Ask My Children	Just Ask My Children (2001) This movie is terrifying because it is based on a true story. When 6-year-old Brian Kniffen (Ryan Wilson; Dan Byrd; Gregory Smith plays Brian Kniffen at age 16) and 9-year-old Brandon's (Cody Dorkin) mom and dad are falsely accused of molesting the brothers, the parents are hauled off to jail and the boys placed in protective custody during the child-molestation witch-hunts of the 1980s. The boys are lead to believe that if they provide the "right" testimonies in their parents' trial and say that they were molested, that they and their parents will get to go home. Child psychologists and prosecutors brainwash the boys to the point where they don't really know what the truth is anymore. Shuttled from one foster home to another, the boys try to cope with the horrifying circumstances, while their parents try and appeal their case and bring the truth to light. It takes 10 years for the truth to finally come out. (DVD Video Captures from this movie are in our Gregory Smith Galleries, Ryan Wilson Galleries, Cody Dorkin Galleries, and Dan Byrd Galleries)
Krippendorf's Tribe	Carl Michael Lindner
Leapin' Leprechauns!
The Patriot	The Patriot (2000) Trevor Morgan as Nathan Martin and Gregory Smith as Thomas Martin, sons of "Patriot" Colonel Benjamin 'The Ghost' Martin (Mel Gibson). "The Patriot" is set in the American Revolution. Benjamin Martin, a legendary warrior during the French and Indian War, is the widower father of seven children. His memories of the brutality of that conflict prompt him to steer clear of fighting in the Revolution, choosing instead to raise his family. But when his oldest son Gabriel joins the war against dad's wishes, and the battle is raging literally on his front doorsteps, Benjamin is unwillingly drawn into the battle. Also features Logan Lerman as William Martin, and Bryan Chafin as Samuel Martin. (DVD Video Captures from this movie are in our Trevor Morgan Galleries, Gregory Smith Galleries, and Bryan Chafin Galleries)
Shadow Zone: My Teacher Ate My Homework
Small Soldiers	Small Soldiers (1998) Gregory Smith stars as Alan Abernathy, a somewhat mischievous boy who, while entrusted to watch over his dad's toy store, encounters some toys that are alive! The "Commando Elite" toys are soldiers whose mission is to destroy the "Gorgonites", a group of gentle toys whose programming requires them to be defeated by the Commandos. Alan is thrust into this battle as he tries to protect the Gorgonites and defeat the Commando Elite, and eventually help the Gorgonites return to their home, Gorgon. Gregory's difficult acting task in this movie was to interact with co-stars who don't exist, as most of the toys were computer-generated or robotic. Gregory does the job superbly and makes the role believable and memorable. (DVD Video Captures from this movie are in our Gregory Smith Galleries). Co-stars Jacob Smith.
Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century	Blair Slater