Kennedy, who studied at Western Michigan University, had appeared in the HBO series "Six Feet Under" as a football player who died of heat stroke and made his film debut as a bad guy in 's "S. He lauded Woodard as his favorite actress, and said the rest of the cast "has been so sweet and nice to me.
Please enter email address to continue. Please enter valid email address to continue. Chrome Safari Continue. In the conversation Betty mentioned to the Psychiatrist that her husband had physically abused her son. The Psychiatrist asked something about the husband getting reprimanded or paying for his crimes and Betty indicated that was taken care of. This led the viewer to believe the prisoner being held in the basement was the husband being punished for his crimes against Matthew.
Turns out the prisoner is Caleb, played by Page Kennedy. The television had a news program on that was updating a crime out of Chicago that had an arrest. I was not paying too much attention to this since it was on the background scenes, but it turned out to play a vital role in what the reason is for keeping someone prisoner in the basement. Betty was seen writing a letter at the kitchen table wearing yellow rubber gloves.
She proceeded to go downstairs with a tray of food. I noticed that she did this alone without a gun present. She was questioning the person in the basement saying it was time to discuss the incident. The viewer could not really see the face of the person.
Matthew came home and started calling around the house for his Mother, so Betty left the basement. Betty did not properly secure the first door leading into the room within the basement, which was soon opened by the prisoner.
While Betty and Matthew argued over the letter Betty had anonymously written, Caleb was climbing up the stairs ever so softly, yet he stopped to listen to Betty and Matthew. The letter Betty had composed was stating that the Chicago Police had arrrested the wrong person. Matthew was quite upset that Betty wanted to ruin their livelihood by bringing the police into the picture. Betty was saying the wrong person was arrested and they needed to know this.
Caleb was then shown to the viewers in a side view. He certainly seemed to be someone classified as mentally challenged. If you don't follow the rules , your comment may be deleted. User Legend: Moderator Trusted User. The Associated Press.
Brooks likes being Wisteria Lane's latest hunk. Just don't ask him what's in the basement. The year-old unknown actor has found fame as Matthew Applewhite. Support Local Journalism Donate. Your donation will be used exclusively to support quality, local journalism.
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