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Tyrone Power Jr.: The Miracle Man

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Tyrone went with his father for part of 1931, after his parents divorced. His father died from a heart attack in December 1931 while getting ready to film The Miracle Man. Tyrone Power Jr. was his nickname from then on. Even though he suffered this tragedy, he decided to continue his efforts to become an actor. He looked everywhere he could for acting offers, but they only offered praise for his father, but no work for his son. He was featured in a small part in 1932 in Tom Brown of Culver, a movie with Tom Brown in it. Tyrone 's part in that movie didn’t open any new acting opportunities, and he wasn’t starred in much more. Discouraged, he took advice from a friend, Arthur Caesar, to travel to New York and become a stage actor to gain experience.

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