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A precocious child performer, Ross Malinger appeared in numerous commercials, a handful of features, guest spots on several TV series--including a stint as a regular on the short-lived CBS sitcom "Good Advice" (1993-94)--and a TV-movie by the age of eight. He is perhaps best-known for portraying the matchmaking son of Tom Hanks in Nora Ephron's romantic comedy "Sleepless in Seattle" (1993). Other feature credits include "Kindergarten Cop" (1990), "Late for Dinner" (1991), "Bye Bye, Love" and "Sudden Death" (both 1995)....

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Filmography

Club Vampire - ( / 1998 / Released / )
Frog and Wombat - ( Steve / 1998 / Released / )
The Animated Adventures of Tom Sawyer - ( / 1998 / Released / )
Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Francisco - ( of Spike / 1996 / Released / )
Bye, Bye Love - ( Ben / 1995 / Released / )
Little Big Foot - ( / 1995 / Released / )
Sudden Death - ( Tyler / 1995 / Released / )
Sleepless in Seattle - ( Jonah Baldwin / 1993 / Released / )
Eve of Destruction - ( Timmy Arnold / 1991 / Released / Village Roadshow Pictures Worldwide )
Late For Dinner - ( Little Donald Freeman / 1991 / Released / Village Roadshow Pictures Worldwide )
Kindergarten Cop - ( Harvey / 1990 / Released / )

TV Credits
Without A Trace ( 2002 / Released ): Actor
Personally Yours ( 2000 / Released ): Actor
The Simple Life ( 1998 / Released ): Actor
Disney's Recess ( 1997 / Released ): Voice
Toothless ( 1997 / Released ): Actor
Earth Day at Walt Disney World ( 1996 / Released ): Actor
Maybe This Time ( 1995 / Released ): Actor
Peter and the Wolf ( 1995 / Released ): Voice / Actor
A Norman Rockwell Christmas ( 1994 / Released ): Actor
Circus of the Stars Gives Kids the World ( 1993 / Released ): Actor
In Sickness and in Health ( 1992 / Released ): Actor
Seinfeld ( 1989 / Released ): Actor
Beverly Hills 90210 ( Released ): Actor
Davis Rules ( Released ): Actor
Down the Shore ( Released ): Actor
Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman ( Released ): Actor
Family Law ( Released ): Actor
Good Advice ( Released ): Actor
Nick Freno: Licensed Teacher ( Released ): Actor
Party of Five ( Released ): Actor
Roseanne ( Released ): Actor
Suddenly Susan ( Released ): Actor
Touched By an Angel ( Released ): Actor

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A precocious child performer, Ross Malinger appeared in numerous commercials, a handful of features, guest spots on several TV series--including a stint as a regular on the short-lived CBS sitcom "Good Advice" (1993-94)--and a TV-movie by the age of eight. He is perhaps best-known for portraying the matchmaking son of Tom Hanks in Nora Ephron's romantic comedy "Sleepless in Seattle" (1993). Other feature credits include "Kindergarten Cop" (1990), "Late for Dinner" (1991), "Bye Bye, Love" and "Sudden Death" (both 1995). Malinger was also a member of the class taught by "Nick Freno: Licensed Teacher" on that WB sitcom's first season (1996-97) before segueing to romancing Claudia Salinger (Lacey Chabert) in the Fox series "Party of Five" in 1998.

Profession(s):
Actor, producer
Sometimes Credited As:
Ross Aaron Malinger
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Family
brother:Tyler Cole Malinger (born in January 1989)
father:Brian Malinger
mother:Laura Malinger
sister:Ashley Malinger (born in March 1986)
Milestones (Back to top)

1998 Played recurring role of suitor to Lacey Chabert's Claudia on the Fox series "Party of Five"
1998 Produced the 33-minute comedy thriller "18D"
1993 - 1994 First role as a TV series regular on the CBS sitcom "Good Advice" as the son of Shelly Long
1992 TV-movie debut, "In Sickness and in Health" on CBS
1991 First substantial feature role, "Eve of Destruction"
1990 TV debut with a guest spot on "Beverly Hills 90210"
1990 Feature debut, Ivan Reitman's "Kindergarten Cop"
1989 Began appearing in commercials at age 4
Had recurring role on the CBS drama series "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman"
Cast as regular in the sitcom "Nick Freno: Licensed Teacher" (The WB)



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