Rick Segall (Entertainment Minute)
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Rick Segall was a child actor who joined ABC TV's hit The Partridge Family in 1973 as Ricky Stevens. He later attempted a singing career and is now a pastor at a church in Texas, where he continues to write and publish music.
Rick Segall (Entertainment Minute)
Entertainment Minute – Mark Snyder's one-minute profile
About Rick Segall (Entertainment Minute)
Rick Segall joined ABC's The Partridge Family in 1973 as four-year-old Ricky Stevens, the pint-sized neighbor who sang with the musical clan. He recorded the album Ricky Segall and the Segalls with Bell Records and co-hosted the 1974 American Music Awards alongside Donny Osmond and Michael Jackson. His later work includes film roles, executive producing, writing the one-person play Barbarian, and co-hosting the YouTube channel Our Stupid Reactions.
In this interview
- Joined The Partridge Family in 1973 as four-year-old Ricky Stevens
- Described as the pint-sized singer next door on the hit show
- Attempted a singing career after his child acting work
- Serving as pastor at a church in Texas while continuing music
Since this interview
Segall became executive producer for the 2015 film Selected, co-created the YouTube channel Our Stupid Reactions with nearly 1 billion views, and appeared in recent screen work alongside Eric Roberts in Old Ferguson.
