Daniel Stern of ‘Home Alone’ Accused of Soliciting Prostitution: Report
Daniel Stern, the actor known for his role in the iconic film series “Home Alone,” has recently faced allegations related to soliciting prostitution. Reports indicate that Stern was cited on December 10 in Camarillo, California, for allegedly attempting to hire an escort.
Details of the Incident
According to sources, law enforcement confirmed that Stern received a ticket but was not arrested. In California, solicitation of prostitution is classified as a misdemeanor, which may lead to penalties such as six months in jail or a fine of up to $1,000.
Stern’s Notable Roles
- Stern portrayed the character Marv in both “Home Alone” and its sequel “Home Alone 2: Lost in New York.”
- He also starred in the “City Slickers” film franchise.
- His television credits include voicing adult Kevin Arnold in “The Wonder Years” and the title character in “Dilbert.”
Recent Projects
Despite the recent incident, Stern continues to engage with his legacy. He has been commissioned to create a sculpture of Marv and the spider featured in the original “Home Alone.” This sculpture will be placed at the “Home Alone” house in Winnetka, Illinois, which was recently sold for over $5.5 million.
Reflecting on His Work
In a recent interview, Stern expressed his excitement about the project. He described it as a fun opportunity to commemorate his memorable character and the beloved film. The details of the sculpture will immortalize not only his character but also the iconic spider that plays a significant role in the film.
Current Television Roles
In addition to his artistic endeavors, Daniel Stern has also appeared in more recent television series such as “Shrill,” where he plays Bill Easton, and “For All Mankind,” where he portrays NASA administrator Eli Hobson. Through these roles, he continues to showcase his talent in the entertainment industry.
As this story develops, further updates regarding Stern’s legal circumstances and future projects are anticipated.
