Best Young Performer in a Feature Film 8th Youth in Film Awards

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1 best young performer in feature film

1.1 exceptional performance young actor starring in feature film - comedy or drama
1.2 exceptional performance young actress starring in feature film - comedy or drama
1.3 exceptional performance young actor in supporting role in feature film: comedy, fantasy, or drama
1.4 exceptional performance young actress in supporting role in feature film: comedy, fantasy, or drama





best young performer in feature film
exceptional performance young actor starring in feature film - comedy or drama

★ peter billingsley - dirt bike kid (trinity pictures)



chad allen - terrorvision (empire pictures)
brandon douglas - papa preacher (larose productions)
scott grimes - critters (new line cinema)
corey haim - lucas (20th century fox)
bobby jacoby - zoo gang (new world pictures)

exceptional performance young actress starring in feature film - comedy or drama

★ laura jacoby - rad (tri-star)



lucy deakins - boy fly (m.g.m.)
kerri green - lucas (20th century fox)
elisabeth harnois - 1 magic christmas (disney)
melora hardin - papa preacher (larose productions)
robyn lively - wildcats (warner bros)
alyssa milano - commando (20th century fox)
heather o rourke - poltergeist ii: other side (m.g.m.)

exceptional performance young actor in supporting role in feature film: comedy, fantasy, or drama

★ fred savage - boy fly (m.g.m.)



david bennent - legend (universal)
brandon call - jagged edge (columbia)
e lon cox - jo jo dancer, life calling (columbia)
bumper robinson - enemy mine (20th century fox)

exceptional performance young actress in supporting role in feature film: comedy, fantasy, or drama

★ gennie james - papa preacher (larose productions)



jenny beck - troll (empire films)
carrie henn - aliens (20th century fox)
cynthia nixon - manhattan project (20th century fox)
natalie roth - delta force (cannon film distributors)






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