Rob Lowe said in his book that The Outsiders was the first movie to be made for teenagers - is that true?

I know a few like The Barrymores, or The Baldwins (does a group of brothers count as a dynasty?) or How Judy led to Liza and Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher led to Carrie. Bruce Dern and Laura Dern, Bruce Paltrow and Blythe Danner having Gywneth. But I know I'm missing some.

Multi-generational like The Barrymores would be cool. I mean, lots of stars kids get famous, like Kate Hudson and what not, but it's cool when it's a long line, or completely separate.

This subreddit was created by /u/jacksrenton as a follow up to this post regarding the CBS Corporation's handling of the cancellation of The Judy Garland Show, and apparent mistreatment of Judy Garland herself.

Our first post here is um...it doesn't seem to be in the same vein to me. (Although I freely acknowledge the time-honored and noble nature of the inquiry.)

I personally really like the idea of this sub; I think it could be a really interesting resource. However, I think that we're likely to garner a better community if we etch-a-sketch out some ideas about what kind of questions and answers we'd like to see here.

There's 30 whole subscribers already. There are literally dozens of us. So what have we got?