I mostri

I protagonisti della serie televisiva sono una famiglia di mostri che vive in un sinistro maniero come una qualsiasi famiglia americana. I membri di questa bizzarra famiglia sono il padre Herman, una sorta di mostro di Frankenstein che fa sentire la sua forza così come impone l'ordine nella casa; la madre Lily, una specie di vampira ricalcata sul modello della famosa La moglie di Frankenstein; il nonno, un vampiro vestito nella "classica" tenuta resa famosa da Bela Lugosi; il figlio Eddie Wolfgang, lupo mannaro, e la nipote Marilyn, l'unica ragazza "normale" della famiglia in tutti i sensi.
Creato da: Allan Burns | Chris Hayward | Bob Mosher |
Genere: Commedia | Sci-Fi & Fantasy | Famiglia |
http://www.munsters.com/
Numero di stagioni: 2
Numero di episodi: 70
Data prima messa in onda: 1964-09-24
Data ultima messa in onda: 1966-05-12

Approfondimenti

Bonnie Franklin, who appeared in I mostri: Herman's Sorority Caper (1966) as "Janice," later di [...]	D
In the episode Herman's Sorority Caper, Grandpa is shown looking at himself in a mirror, but va [...]	D
The character of Marilyn Munster is believed to be a spoof on the main character of Tomorrow's [...]	D
The uncredited voice of The Raven was supplied by Mel Blanc. On the rare occasions Blanc was un [...]	D
In addition to being the home of The Munsters, the house was featured in the TV Western series, [...]	D
Other members of the Munster family were Lily's brother (and Grandpa's son) a werewolf named Le [...]	D
The original pilot I mostri: My Fair Munster: Unaired Pilot was partially shot on the set of th [...]	D
Rob Zombie has written and directed a reboot "Munsters" film in 2022 (a PG comedy), in which Pa [...]	D
Yvonne De Carlo wasn't sure about accepting the role of Lily Munster. When she did and was aske [...]	D
Grandpa (played by Al Lewis, born in 1923) was one year younger than his "daughter" Lily (playe [...]	D
The Munster coach was actually a combination of two cars that Lily had especially built as a gi [...]	D
Grandpa's pet bat was named Igor.	D
Initially, Fred Gwynne did his own stunt work on the Munsters however, after falling flat on hi [...]	D
For the first 13 episodes, in which Beverley Owen played Marilyn, Fred Gwynne appeared last in [...]	D
This show and its "rival" series La famiglia Addams (1964) both debuted within a week of one an [...]	D
Although Al Lewis's character Grandpa is often colloquially referred to as "Grandpa Munster" th [...]	D
The set of dishes used on the show are called Willow (or Blue Willow) and were designed in Engl [...]	D
Eddie's stuffed wolf was named Woof-Woof. In the german dubbed version of The Munsters movie, t [...]	D
Fred Gwynne wore foam rubber padding as part of his costume under his outer suit. He drank larg [...]	D
The name of the funeral parlor Herman worked for was Gateman, Goodbury and Graves, with John Ca [...]	D
Herman and Lily were married on September 4, 1865.	D
The character 'Herman Munster' was ranked #19 in TV Guide's list of the "50 Greatest TV Dads of [...]	D
Butch Patrick (Eddie Munster) recorded a pop record to the tune of "The Munsters" theme in the [...]	D
Joan Marshall played Phoebe Munster, Herman's wife, in the unaired 15-minute pilot I mostri: My [...]	D
During the filming of the second season, Fred Gwynne and Al Lewis were unhappy about the direct [...]	D
When the series was released on Spain, the family name was changed from Munster to Monster even [...]	D
In the opening titles, Lily Munster hands Herman an executive briefcase before he leaves for wo [...]	D
Fred Gwynne played dual roles in two episodes: in I mostri: Knock Wood, Here Comes Charlie (196 [...]	D
Lily Munster's pet name for Herman is 'Pussycat'.	D
Al Lewis went through a few changes with his make-up during production. The nature of his chara [...]	D
This series and it's rival one, La famiglia Addams (1964), have probably had more comparisons ( [...]	D
Contrary to popular belief, The Munsters were not the first couple on TV to share a bed. It was [...]	D
This series' title was supposedly derived from combining the words "fun" and "monsters".	D
Whenever he gives his birth country, Grandpa always says he was born in the Holy Roman Empire. [...]	D
Eddie's full name was Edward Wolfgang Munster.	D
The show was shot in black and white because the studio did not want to pay an extra $10,000 pe [...]	D
According to Lily in a job interview in I mostri: Herman's Rival (1964), her maiden name is Dra [...]	D
Beverley Owen, who played Marilyn Munster in the first 13 episodes, is a natural brunette. She [...]	D
There was only one Drag-U-La (Grandpa's coffin car) built for the show. At one time it hung fro [...]	D
The Munsters' house later appeared on the set of Desperate Housewives - I segreti di Wisteria L [...]	D
Beverley Owen played the part of Marilyn for the first 13 episodes. She was in love with her fi [...]	D
Eddie's pet dragon that lived under the stairs was named Spot. A full body for the dragon was n [...]	D
The nearly blind family doctor Edward Dudley is played by two actors over the course of the ser [...]	D
The first season opening credits were an outrageous parody of the opening credits of The Donna [...]	D
Although Bud Westmore is credited as make up artist on each installment of The Munsters, he mer [...]	D
The Munster Koach and the Dragula car were both built by Hollywood car customizer George Barris [...]	D
The house that would later become Munster House first made an appearance in an episode of Il ca [...]	D
Initially, there was a bit of tension on the set. Yvonne De Carlo - having been a successful fi [...]	D
The unaired pilot of the series - I mostri: My Fair Munster: Unaired Pilot - was in color.	D
Grandpa's Drag-U-La racer was only used in the first season's I mostri: Hot Rod Herman (1965), [...]	D
Bill Mumy was the original choice for Eddie Munster, but his parents didn't approve of the exte [...]	D
Herman's favorite soup was Cream of Vulture.	D
The exterior facade of the Munster house was originally built for the movie Un genio in famigli [...]	D
According to Herman's driver's license, his date of birth is 06/21/1815 making him 150 years ol [...]	D
Eddie Van Halen son's name is Wolfgang.	D
Fred Gwynne, who played Herman Munster, was 6' 5" (1,96 m) tall. To play Herman he wore shoes t [...]	D
The Munsters lived at 1313 Mockingbird Lane, Mockingbird Heights.	D
Lily Munster's original first name was Phoebe in the unaired pilot I mostri: My Fair Munster: U [...]	D
In Waxahachie, Texas Charles and Sandra McKee have built their own replica of "The Munster Mans [...]	D
The 2015 song "Uma Thurman" by Fall Out Boy samples the infamous Munsters theme.	D
After the pilot was filmed, CBS execs insisted on re-casting the role of Lily Munster. Initiall [...]	D
Despite the fact in promotional photos the family has green skin. In reality all the monster fa [...]	D
Nate Derman was replaced because his portrayal of Eddie was thought 'too aggressive'.	D
Herman's boss Mr. Gateman was often discussed but appeared in only two episodes. He was played [...]	D
According to Stephen Cox who wrote a book on the sitcom, Fred Gwynne refused to talk about Herm [...]	D

Connessioni

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Errori

The Munsters are inconsistently frightening. Sometimes they scare people when they meet them, at ot [...]	D
In the first season's re-shoot of the opening credits, in order to introduce Pat Priest, as Fred Gw [...]	D
Throughout the series, in most scenes featuring flying bats or levitating people, the wires are vis [...]	D
The Munsters regard their niece Marilyn (who looks like the ideal beauty of non-monster people) as [...]	D

Frase

Lily Munster: Grandpa, if you want the ketchup, [...]	D
Lily Munster: Oh, Marilyn... the circles under y [...]	D
Marilyn Munster: What does Ramone look like? Li [...]	D
[repeated line] Herman Munster: Oh, goody!	D
Lily Munster: When is that silly bird going to g [...]	D
Grandpa Munster: Hmm. What smells so good? Herm [...]	D
[repeated line] Herman Munster: DARN, DARN, DAR [...]	D
Lily: Eddie! You better start dawdling, or you'r [...]	D
Lily Munster: Herman tried to build a ship insid [...]	D
Herman Munster: [reading a poem he wrote as an a [...]	D