Cast & creator
Best known for Highway to Heaven, Trapper John, M.D., Silver Spoons
Manuel Benitez, also known as Mark Everett, was among the group of seven BMX bikers at Chuck's Bike-O-Rama when Pee-wee visited to retrieve his horn from Dottie. He's remembered for saying, "Sure is gettin' hot in here," upon Dottie's greeting to Pee-wee. Tragically, his life went downhill from there. He allegedly bludgeoned the mother of his child to death with a dumbbell - in front of their son - at their home in California in 2004. He then kidnapped their toddler son and went on the run. He was finally cornered at a restaurant in El Monte California on December 23, 2008. Benitez reportedly had his son in a headlock and had been holding a gun to his head. The police threw a flash grenade inside the restaurant police and killed Benitez in a gunfight. His son was shot in the thigh but survived. The former child actor was found to have a semi-automatic gun and a revolver on him.
Also known as: Mark Everett, Mike Evers, Manuel Velasco
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film credits
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television credits
11
1979–1998 · acting roles
6.3
average across scored titles
Signature credits
Across film & television
Showing 11 of 11 credits

Jeff
1984

Student
1982
Super Scout
1980
Student
1987
Heavy Metal Boy
1988
BMX Kid #0
1985
Street Kid
1985
Soldier
1988
Self (uncredited)
1984