Pictured are "Leck" & "Bea" Rambo's twin sons:

Dack Rambo (back)
(Nov 13, 1941 - Mar 21, 1994)
&
Dirk Rambo (front)
(Nov 13, 1941 - Sunday, Feb 5, 1967)

Birth names:
Norman Jay Rambo & Orman Ray Rambo
("Better than Ralph and Dalph," which their father favored, Dack was quoted as saying.)

Dack's noticeable difference was a mole on his left cheek. The twins were born in Earlimart, California. After visiting their aunt in Los Angeles for a few weeks in the 1960s, the brothers both happened upon an acting career at age 20 when they were discovered during a Catholic Church service by actress Loretta Young, and cast as her 17-yr-old twin sons, Peter & Paul Massey, in her CBS series, "The New Loretta Young Show" (26 episodes) 1962-1963, which premiered Monday evening, Sept 24, 1962. (Dack is repeatedly quoted as saying they were 14 when Loretta Young discovered them, but they would be 21 two months after the show premiered.) Large publicity photos about the twins in the show appeared in newspapers before the premiere, on Oct 21, 1962, and again the day of the November 5, 1962 broadcast.

On March 3, 1963, the twins were featured with co-star, Sandy Descher, in a triple-photograph article, "How Do You Rate?" about exercise demonstrations, comparing them with what U.S. Astronauts are trained to do as far as balance, etc.

Afterwards, Dirk found success on episodic TV (THE VIRGINIAN and DRAGNET) and modeling menswear with other actors in October 1966 in the Florentine Room of the new Beverly Hillcrest Hotel.

Dirk, 25, was fatally burned in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, after being hit head-on by an alleged drunken actress, allegedly driving on the wrong side of a Hollywood street, while driving his Volkswagen, which burst into flames (the gas tank being located in the front of the car). All charges were dismissed against the actress; authorities said she was not at fault. She died at age 45, nine days shy of her 46th birthday.

Dack, 52, died from AIDS in Delano, California after testing HIV Positive in 1991. Norman Jay Rambeau (1941 – 1994), professionally known as Dack Rambo, was an American actor, most notable for appearing as Walter Brennan's grandson, Jeff, in the ABC series THE GUNS OF WILL SONNETT, as Steve Jacobi in the ABC soap opera ALL MY CHILDREN, as cousin Jack Ewing on CBS's DALLAS, and as Grant Harrison on the NBC soap opera ANOTHER WORLD.

Dack co-starred as Tim in NEVER TOO YOUNG and, in 1967, the short-lived GUNSMOKE spin-off, DIRTY SALLY, with Jeanette Nolan.

During the 1970s and 1980s, Dack made guest appearances on MARCUS WELBY, M.D., HOUSE CALLS, WONDER WOMAN, CHARLIE'S ANGELS, FANTASY ISLAND, THE LOVE BOAT, HOTEL, and MURDER, SHE WROTE. He also acted out the lead role in SWORD OF JUSTICE, which lasted for ten installments in 1978 and 1979.

Pictured are "Leck" & "Bea" Rambo's twin sons:

Dack Rambo (left, notice mole on lower left cheek)
(Nov 13, 1941 - Mar 21, 1994)
&
Dirk Rambo (right)
(Nov 13, 1941 - Sunday, Feb 5, 1967)

Birth names:
Norman Jay Rambo & Orman Ray Rambo
("Better than Ralph and Dalph," which their father favored, Dack was quoted as saying.)

Dack's noticeable difference was a mole on his left cheek. The twins were born in Earlimart, California. After visiting their aunt in Los Angeles for a few weeks in the 1960s, the brothers both happened upon an acting career at age 20 when they were discovered during a Catholic Church service by actress Loretta Young, and cast as her 17-yr-old twin sons, Peter & Paul Massey, in her CBS series, "The New Loretta Young Show" (26 episodes) 1962-1963, which premiered Monday evening, Sept 24, 1962. (Dack is repeatedly quoted as saying they were 14 when Loretta Young discovered them, but they would be 21 two months after the show premiered.) Large publicity photos about the twins in the show appeared in newspapers before the premiere, on Oct 21, 1962, and again the day of the November 5, 1962 broadcast.

On March 3, 1963, the twins were featured with co-star, Sandy Descher, in a triple-photograph article, "How Do You Rate?" about exercise demonstrations, comparing them with what U.S. Astronauts are trained to do as far as balance, etc.

Afterwards, Dirk found success on episodic TV (THE VIRGINIAN and DRAGNET) and modeling menswear with other actors in October 1966 in the Florentine Room of the new Beverly Hillcrest Hotel.

Dirk, 25, was fatally burned in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, after being hit head-on by an alleged drunken actress, allegedly driving on the wrong side of a Hollywood street, while driving his Volkswagen, which burst into flames (the gas tank being located in the front of the car). All charges were dismissed against the actress; authorities said she was not at fault. She died at age 45, nine days shy of her 46th birthday.

Dack, 52, died from AIDS in Delano, California after testing HIV Positive in 1991. Norman Jay Rambeau (1941 – 1994), professionally known as Dack Rambo, was an American actor, most notable for appearing as Walter Brennan's grandson, Jeff, in the ABC series THE GUNS OF WILL SONNETT, as Steve Jacobi in the ABC soap opera ALL MY CHILDREN, as cousin Jack Ewing on CBS's DALLAS, and as Grant Harrison on the NBC soap opera ANOTHER WORLD.

Dack co-starred as Tim in NEVER TOO YOUNG and, in 1967, the short-lived GUNSMOKE spin-off, DIRTY SALLY, with Jeanette Nolan.

During the 1970s and 1980s, Dack made guest appearances on MARCUS WELBY, M.D., HOUSE CALLS, WONDER WOMAN, CHARLIE'S ANGELS, FANTASY ISLAND, THE LOVE BOAT, HOTEL, and MURDER, SHE WROTE. He also acted out the lead role in SWORD OF JUSTICE, which lasted for ten installments in 1978 and 1979.