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Gordon-Levitt was raised in L.A.'s San Fernando Valley by liberal parents who had met while working at a local progressive radio station. His maternal grandfather, Michael Gordon, had studied acting in New York with Elia Kazan, and was a rising filmmaker whose career was slice short when he was blacklisted for being deemed a Communist by the House Un-American Activities Committee during the Red Scare of the 1950s. Evidence pointed to Gordon-Levitt having inherited his grandfather's acting gene when he clap the stage for the first moment at age four. When asked by an agent in the audience if he might favor to be in commercials, the youngster gave a resounding "yes." He rapidly tired of the hyperactive acting design required of TV commercial kids but enjoyed the process more when he began doing movies at age six. His debut launch him playing the son of Tommy Lee Jones in the television Western "Stranger on My Land" (ABC, 1988), and he also appeared as another "son" in "Settle the Score" (NBC, 1989) with Jaclyn Smith.A pair of 1988 appearances on "Family Ties" (NBC, 1982-89) preceded his first turn as a series regular on ABC's ill-advised revival of "Dark Shadows" (19