Biography

Rick Segall was catapulted to international fame at the age of four when he first appeared as Little Ricky on "The Partridge Family". Over the course of his extensive career, he has worked alongside legends of entertainment like Michael Jackson, Bob Hope, Tony Bennett, Johnny Carson, George Burns, Natalie Wood, Michael Landon, and Dick Van Dyke to name a few.

His one-person play "Barbarian", which he also wrote, has been presented on more than 50 different occasions with two successful runs of his show at The Hudson Mainstage in Hollywood, CA. He starred in David Lee's "Camelot" at the Pasadena Playhouse and most recently worked on screen alongside Eric Roberts in "Old Ferguson". He is also Co-Creator and Co-Host of the extraordinarily successful YouTube channel "Our Stupid Reactions" which has over 1 million subscribers and nearly 1 billion views.
- IMDb mini biography by: RRS

Was The New Kid during the final season of The Partridge Family

The son of Barbara Segall and Rick Segall II, his father was co-founder of the Lake Ronkonkoma, New York psychedelic pop group The Smubbs (1964-70). Their only album, This Is The End Of The Night, was released in 1969. Rick (Rick Segall III) performed in the group Family Portrait with his parents.

Divorced father of three children.