Munster, Go Home (1966) | |
| Director(s) | Earl Bellamy |
| Producer(s) | |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Family |
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Munster, Go Home (1966) was a Comedy - Family Film directed by Earl Bellamy .
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Lily Munster:
Marilyn, if you should happen to meet any strange men on board, be sure and speak to them.
Herman: That's right, dear. Don't let your... unatractiveness make you self conscious.
Herman: "Car 54, Where Are You?" - when finally discovering the secret of Munster Hall.
Lily Munster: Oh! Freddie Munster, you're not a very nice person!
Freddie Munster: I am a thorough rotter. Like all the Musters before me, and proud of it!
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Herman: That's right, dear. Don't let your... unatractiveness make you self conscious.
Herman: "Car 54, Where Are You?" - when finally discovering the secret of Munster Hall.
Lily Munster: Oh! Freddie Munster, you're not a very nice person!
Freddie Munster: I am a thorough rotter. Like all the Musters before me, and proud of it!
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Facts about
The Munsters series director Gene Reynolds was the original choice to helm this movie, but found it difficult to work with the director of photography and was fired after just a couple of days for not working fast enough (the film had to be shot in 18 to 25 days).
John Carradine plays a character named Cruikshank. Carradine also appeared on The Munsters TV series playing a completely different character named Mr. Gateman.
Released in the US in mid-summer 1966, this film was frequently double-billed with the similarly-themed The Ghost and Mr. Chicken.
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John Carradine plays a character named Cruikshank. Carradine also appeared on The Munsters TV series playing a completely different character named Mr. Gateman.
Released in the US in mid-summer 1966, this film was frequently double-billed with the similarly-themed The Ghost and Mr. Chicken.
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