The Addams Family Fun-House
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The Addams Family Fun-House was a 1973 musical variety show.
In late 1972, ABC produced a pilot for a musical variety show written by Jack Riley and Liz Torres. Viacom Enterprises received funding from 42 stations to fund production of the pilot but did not enlist enough help to launch it as a regular series.[1] The pilot aired in 1973 and 1974, mostly on the stations that provided funding.[2]
Summary[]
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Cast and Characters[]
- Jack Riley as Gomez Addams
- Liz Torres as Morticia Addams
- Stubby Kaye as Uncle Fester Addams
- Noelle Von Sonn as Wednesday Addams
- Butch Patrick as Pugsley Addams
- Pat McCormick as Lurch
- Felix Silla as Cousin Itt
- Jim Nabors as Jim Nabors
- Charles Fleischer as an uncredited character
Other Characters[]
Shown[]
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Mentioned[]
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Crew[]
Director[]
- Bill Davis
Musical Director[]
- Bob Alberti [3]
Producers[]
- John Aylesworth - Producer
- Frank Peppiatt - Producer
Writers[]
Quotes[]
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Trivia[]
- Butch Patrick played Eddie Munster in The Munsters.
External Links[]
The Addams Family Fun-House on IMDb 
The Addams Family Fun-House on Kinorium 
The Addams Family Fun-House on The Movie Database- The Addams Family Fun-House on Wikipedia
Gallery[]
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References[]
- ↑ Broadcasting Apr 23, 1973
- ↑ MemorableTV.com. "The Addams Family Fun-House". MemorableTV.com. http://www.memorabletv.com/a/the-addams-family-funhouse.html. Retrieved 2010-12-04.
- ↑ Alberti's resume