Home Alone actor Daniel Stern hospitalized after California medical emergency

Veteran actor Daniel Stern, best known for his role as Marv in the Home Alone films, was reportedly hospitalized following a medical emergency in California, according to information from the Ventura County Fire Department. Emergency services responded to a call at a residence in Somis, California, where firefighters assessed the 68-year-old actor before transporting him to a nearby hospital.

While officials did not confirm his identity, sources close to the situation told local media that the individual was indeed Stern. A representative for the actor later confirmed that he has since been discharged and is recovering at home, bringing relief to fans who had expressed concern online after news of his hospitalization spread. The specific cause of the emergency has not been publicly disclosed.

Born on August 28, 1957, in Bethesda, Maryland, Stern has enjoyed a decades-long career as both an actor and filmmaker. His estimated net worth of $20 million comes from a string of successful roles in films such as City Slickers, Diner, and Breaking Away, along with directing credits including Rookie of the Year and several episodes of The Wonder Years, for which he also provided the show’s iconic narration.

Beyond acting, Stern is also an accomplished bronze sculptor, with his artwork displayed in galleries across Pasadena and San Diego. He currently resides in California, serving as artist-in-residence at the Studio Channel Islands Art Center.

Stern has been married to Laure Mattos since 1980 and shares three children, including Henry Stern, a California State Senator. Fans continue to celebrate his legacy in film and wish him well as he recovers from the recent health scare.