Tributes to dead Oliver! star Wild

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Robin Santa Paula, CA	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #41 Oct 12, 2008 Just stumbled on this tribute to Jack site. I'm an active member of the Unofficial Fan Site and would love to share the contents of the letter you sent Jack and the reply you got. I'm also trying to find out if his autobio is to be published. Robin... launchit@adelphia.net Carin Donaldson wrote: Reread what I had written. A typing error. In 1994 I had sent him a letter and recieved a reply. Does anyone know how to reach Claire Harding?
Bari Columbus, OH	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #42 Oct 16, 2008 It just seems like Claire's autobio of hi is taking much longer than expected. I realize the act of publishing anything takes awhile but it has been over two years now. He was such a special boy and man-he deserves a book about him-if Claire doesn't write it -I hope someone else will have the opportunity to do so. I loved him in all his movies -my fav was "The Wild Little Bunch" aka "The 14" awesome movie-he was beautiful in it-check it out!
VCD Toms River, NJ	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #43 Oct 31, 2008 Christine Ficarra wrote: I have so many fond memories of Jack Wild growing up as a young girl. I wall papered my room with his pictures from Tiger Beat magazine. He was certainly my very first crush. I was 10 when the movie "Oliver" first came to the theatre. I was in the 4th grade and we went on a class trip to see it. After that, I was hooked on Jack. I still can't believe he's gone. I will always have the best memories of him and how he made me feel growing up, he will never be forgotten. I love you Jack. God Bless Claire, my heart goes out to her at this sad time. I can't wait to read his book. Chris T., is this you?
Brenda Morgantown, WV	Reply » \| Report Abuse \| Judge it! \| #44 Nov 22, 2009 I was the same age as Jack and fell hard for him after seeing him KILL as the Artful Dodger. What girl could watch that performance and not want to grab the lapels of that blue coat and give him a big kiss? Of course I lost track of him over the years, but when I read that he had died, that early love came rushing back and my heart just HURT. For days. And it still does when I think of him periodically. I know his spirit lives on. He was just too wonderful.
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