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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Grandpa Munster:
Herman, I must ask Freddie where he gets his slime. It looks imported.
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!
Lady Effigie Munster: Really children. Last night couldn't have been more badly bungled if I had given it to parliament to do.
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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!
Lady Effigie Munster: Really children. Last night couldn't have been more badly bungled if I had given it to parliament to do.
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Released in the US in mid-summer 1966, this film was frequently double-billed with the similarly-themed The Ghost and Mr. Chicken.
Towards the end of the movie, Herman (Fred Gwynne) and Grandpa (Al Lewis) are shouting for help. Herman says, "Call Batman," then adds, "Car 54, where are you?" Car 54, Where Are You? was the title of a 1961 comedy series that featured both Gwynne and Lewis.
Debbie Watson makes her first and only appearance as Marilyn Munster, and the Munsters appear in color for the first time.
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Towards the end of the movie, Herman (Fred Gwynne) and Grandpa (Al Lewis) are shouting for help. Herman says, "Call Batman," then adds, "Car 54, where are you?" Car 54, Where Are You? was the title of a 1961 comedy series that featured both Gwynne and Lewis.
Debbie Watson makes her first and only appearance as Marilyn Munster, and the Munsters appear in color for the first time.
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