Coleman was admitted to the hospital ... effort to put him back to work as soon as possible.” Gary reprised the role of Arnold in Hello, Larry, The Facts of Life and Silver Spoons and Amazing ...

The Gist: Gary, directed by Robin Dashwood ... as a child star in 1978 when Norman Lear cast him in Strokes as Arnold Jackson; Coleman’s health problems that led him to get a kidney transplant ...

If you know Gary Coleman, it's likely due to his iconic performance as the precocious orphan Arnold Jackson on Diff'rent Strokes. You may know that Coleman stayed around 4'8" his whole life due to ...

The world knows Gary Coleman for his iconic portrayal of Arnold Jackson on Diff’rent Strokes, but a new Peacock documentary is revealing the man behind the hit series, and both the highs and ...

GARY. The eye-opening special recounts the troubled life and “suspicious” death of Coleman, who catapulted into child stardom for his role as Arnold Jackson in Diff’rent Strokes, which aired for eight ...

The Gist: Gary, directed by Robin Dashwood ... as a child star in 1978 when Norman Lear cast him in Strokes as Arnold Jackson; Coleman’s health problems that led him to get a kidney transplant ...

Actor Gary Coleman died a mysterious death in pain and loneliness. He reached the peak of stardom with his role as Arnold Jackson in the hit NBC sitcom Diff'rent Strokes. Peacock's new documentary ...

Coleman played diminutive rascal Arnold Jackson and his famous line ... Then, he was like trying to kiss me and get on top and I was like, "No, Gary, stop,"' she told Stern.

Gary Coleman, known for his role as Arnold Jackson in the 1980s sitcom “Diff’rent Strokes,” lived for decades without any kidneys, a bombshell documentary reveals. The pint-sized actor ...

He was only 10 when he played 8-year-old Arnold Jackson in the NBC series Diff'rent Strokes, which premiered in 1978 and came to an end in 1986. To learn more about Coleman's life, watch GARY when it ...

Todd Bridges believes Gary Coleman could have been saved from the ... then a pint-sized 10-year-old with perfect comic timing. He played Arnold Jackson, the younger of two African American ...

"When Gary was 17," Coleman's long-time friend Dion Mial says in the doc, "he was not comfortable with the fact that the character of Arnold Jackson was aging at the same pace that Gary Coleman ...