Appearances

Title	Role	Year	Approx. Age
The Seven Little Foys	Bryan Lincoln Foy, as a teen	1955	17
By the Light of the Silvery Moon	Wesley	1953	15
The Girl Next Door	Joe Carter	1953	15
Talk About a Stranger	Robert 'Bud' Fontaine Jr.	1952	14
The Day the Earth Stood Still	Bobby Benson	1951	13
On Moonlight Bay	Wesley Winfield	1951	13
The Good Humor Man	Junior	1950	12
Father is a Bachelor	February	1950	12
Fighting Father Dunne	Chip	1948	10
Who Killed Doc Robin? and Curley	Sandy	1948	10
The Bride Goes Wild	Orphange Boy	1948	10
Curley and Who Killed Doc Robin?	Sandy	1947	9
Little Mister Jim	Neighbor boy	1946	8

For musicians, Billy Gray was the inventor of the F-1 guitar pick and has been involved in 'Speedway' Motorcycle Racing as a fierce Competitor during the 70s, 80s & 90s. His 'Speedway' Bike was known as the 'Orange Crate Special', then later as the "Orange Blossom Special." The name was given to Billy's bike by the Announcer at Irwindale Raceway due to the solid orange rims that Billy used on his 'Speedway Bike'.

But this Los Angeles resident is best known as "Bud' the teenage son of Robert Young & Jane Wyatt in the archetypal 1950s family sitcom Father Knows Best (1954). You may also remember him as Bryan Foy in The Seven Little Foys (1955) singing and dancing along side Bob Hope.

Even before these roles Billy had been a child star since the age of 6. His best known role is as Bobby Benson, the inquisitive son of Patricia Neal in The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951). Ninty-seven film and TV roles are credited to Billy on IMDB. More than any other juvenile actor he represents the more innocent days of the 40's, 50's & 60's.