Chris Olsen: The Boy Who Cried

This documentary offers a unique glimpse into the life of Chris Olsen, who began his career in film as an infant. Directed by Mark Rappaport, the film features Olsen reflecting on his journey as a child actor. Although he never achieved fame, his contributions to some of the most memorable movies of the 1950s are significant.

Running for just 17 minutes, the documentary captures Olsen's retrospective thoughts and the common themes in his performances. It provides insights into the challenges faced by child actors and the nuances of his roles within the context of 1950s cinema. This film can be an interesting addition for those who appreciate documentaries centered around film history and the experiences of actors.