Kingston Carnation, looking to play a scrappy, rough-and tumble, and very funny kid, called on his inner Spanky McFarland and booked a supporting role in the hilarious IFC television show,  Documentary Now.  Kingston will appear as a Ruffian in a Little Rascals-style movie called the “Scrapyard Gang” filmed in the 1930s.

The show which parodies the current obsession with documentaries was created by Rhys Thomas, and is written by Seth Meyers along with it’s stars Bill Hader, Fred Armisen and Helen Mirren.

Way to go Kingston!