Born in Santa Monica, California, in 1945, Richard Eyer was the kid with the clean-cut, all-American look who won a number of "personality contests" and other competitions before he made his film debut in the early 1950s. Mainstream audiences may remember Eyer best as the youngster who runs "afowl" of the nipping goose in director William Wyler's La loi du Seigneur (1956), while sci-fi fans will recall that he had star billing and the title role in Le cerveau infernal (1957), producer Nicholas Nayfack's independently-made follow-up to MGM's popular Planète interdite (1956). Eyer now lives in a small town East of California's Sierra Nevada Mountains and teaches elementary school.
