Ken Osmond

Ken wasn't the actor picked to play Eddie Haskell in the pilot of Leave it to Beaver. Harry Shearer was the original.

Fellow Leave it to Beaver actor, Frank Bank (Lumpy), is Ken's financial accountant.

Prior to joining the LAPD, Ken owned a helicopter service in Los Angelas. Due to a crash in 1966, his business toppled.

Ken attended the 2011 Kentuckiana Police and Firefighters Summer Bash Benefit.

Ken sued adult movie actor John Holmes for $25 million for using the name 'Eddie Haskell' in his movies. The court ruled in favor of John Holmes.

Ron Olsen,chief writer for theWorking Reporter, met Ken Osmond in 1983.

In June 2010, The Paley Center for Media held a special showing of The Leave It To Beaver show. Ken, along with other surviving cast members were in attendance.

Ken was a special guest of the 2006 Memphis Film Festival.

Ken participated in Jerry Mathers (Theodore "Beaver" Clever) wedding in 2011.

Ken became the spokesperson for St. Joseph Aspirin in August 2011.

Since 2007, Ken sued the Screen Actor's Guild (SAG) for not paying royalties due to various actors from the European sales of tv shows. In Sept. 2010, Ken won the case.

Ken Osmond's wife's name is Sandy to whom he was married in 1969. They have 2 sons, Christian and Eric. In the 1980's, both Christian and Eric starred in the "Leave it to Beaver" sequel, The New Leave It To Beaver.