La famiglia Addams

La prima famiglia americana di così orrida frivolezza nella serie televisiva basata sull'immaginazione deliziosamente insana di Charles Addams. Tarantole, strumenti di tortura e lapidi non sono mai stati così divertenti! Godetevi Gomez, Morticia, Zio Fester, Lurch, Cugino Itt e tutti gli altri membri della famiglia in un'esperienza divertente e allo stesso tempo diabolicamente raccapricciante.
Creato da: Charles Addams |
Genere: Commedia | Famiglia |

Numero di stagioni: 2
Numero di episodi: 64
Data prima messa in onda: 1964-09-18
Data ultima messa in onda: 1966-04-08

Approfondimenti

The train-crash sequence, in which the model trains collide and explode, was shot once, and tha [...]	D
Cousin Itt's voice was supplied by producer Nat Perrin, who recited gibberish into a tape recor [...]	D
According to La famiglia Addams: Thing Is Missing (1965), Thing's full name is Thing T. Thing. [...]	D
The Addams Family residence, seen in the opening of every episode, was a matte painting based o [...]	D
One of the sponsors of the show was Dutch Masters Cigars.	D
As in the original Charles Addams comics, Fester was Morticia's uncle. However, MaMa was switch [...]	D
In La famiglia Addams: Morticia and the Psychiatrist (1964), Pugsley's Scout troop number is 99 [...]	D
Two baby vultures were painted on Pugsley's bedroom door.	D
Grandmama Addams and Granny Frump were high school classmates.	D
After Felix Silla died on Apr 16, 2021, John Astin and Lisa Loring are the only surviving cast [...]	D
There is a sign in the Addams front yard that reads "Beware of the Thing".	D
Filmways didn't want to pay singers to record the theme song, so composer Vic Mizzy triple over [...]	D
When Lurch is at the harpsichord, he was playing a dead keyboard. The music was actually played [...]	D
Gomez originally was engaged to Morticia's sister, Ophelia, in an arranged marriage. A few days [...]	D
Thing was usually a right hand. Ted Cassidy (Lurch) occasionally used his left hand just to see [...]	D
According to La famiglia Addams: Cousin Itt Visits the Addams Family (1965), The Addams Family' [...]	D
It took Carolyn Jones two hours every day to put on Morticia's make-up. Topping it all off, she [...]	D
The harpsichord that Lurch played was a Krupnick.	D
In a strange set of inter-linked coincidences, La famiglia Addams (1991) originally was created [...]	D
The statue Indian chief always has lit cigars.	D
The producers pursued Barbara Steele for the role of Morticia, but the actress was living in Ro [...]	D
In the Spanish-dubbed version of the series, Gomez was called "Homero", Uncle Fester "TÃo Lu [...]	D
With the start of the TV series, The New Yorker magazine stopped running any Addams-Family-them [...]	D
Charles Addams never named his characters, but he had to come up with names for them on the TV [...]	D
The interior of the Addams house was inspired by the real-life Manhattan apartment of Charles A [...]	D
His signature role as Lurch was the on-screen debut for Ted Cassidy. About five years earlier, [...]	D
Companies Gomez owned stock in were Consolidated Fuzz, Consolidated Lint and National Dust.	D
The Addams Family home was an actual house near Chester Place and St. James Park in Los Angeles [...]	D
According to Wednesday Addams in La famiglia Addams: Fester's Punctured Romance (1964), the pol [...]	D
According to cast members, when news broke that the series would not be renewed for a third sea [...]	D
The Broadway musical version of "The Addams Family" opened at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre on Apri [...]	D
The address of the Addams family is 0001 Cemetery Lane	D
Morticia's maiden name is Frump.	D
Even though Gomez would kiss Morticia up and down her arm when she spoke French or called him " [...]	D
Morticia's favorite chair is a distinctive wicker chair with a wide oval back; this chair was a [...]	D
Pugsley's pet Octopus is named Aristotle.	D
Lurch got fan mail from teenage girls who insisted that he was cuter than The Beatles.	D
When Gomez and Morticia first met, he had bronchitis. Whenever he was around Morticia, however, [...]	D
Ted Cassidy, who sometimes provided the hand for Thing, later provided the voice of Ben Grimm, [...]	D
Jackie Coogan was originally rejected as Uncle Fester. He went home, shaved his head, and did h [...]	D
The Addams Family pet vulture is named Zelda.	D
Though Uncle Fester is a regular on the TV series, Charles Addams' prototype for Fester in the [...]	D
In Spanish-speaking countries, the series title is translated as Los locos Addams ("The Crazy A [...]	D
Originally, Lurch was supposed to be largely silent with only groaning. However, during shootin [...]	D
The interior decor of the Addamses's home was inspired by the producers' first sight of the ecl [...]	D
According to Vic Mizzy, when he auditioned the proposed theme for the producer, he simply added [...]	D
Carolyn Jones and John Astin decided to give Gomez and Morticia "a grand romance" as an antidot [...]	D
The name of Addamses' family doctor, a so-called witch doctor, is Dr. Mbogo Mbogo.	D
According to the DVD commentary, Ken Weatherwax (Pugsley) was allergic to the 100% wool costume [...]	D
Gomez almost always reads his newspaper while standing on his head.	D
This show and its rival series, I mostri (1964), both debuted within a week of one another in S [...]	D
Thing, the disembodied hand/arm limb, was usually played by Ted Cassidy. When Lurch had to be o [...]	D
As Gomez would often place his lit cigars into his pocket, the prop department had lined the po [...]	D
The Addamses often refer to the many cousins of their extended family. Cousins named are Blah, [...]	D
Wednesday's middle name is Friday (from La famiglia Addams: Wednesday Leaves Home (1964)).	D
The name of the Addamses' pet lion is "Kitty Cat".	D
Although it was a favorite among television critics and made the cover of "TV Guide" twice, thi [...]	D
According to John Astin, during his first meeting with Filmways executives concerning his possi [...]	D
In a February 2019 interview on Gilbert Gottfried's Amazing Colossal Podcast, John Astin admitt [...]	D
This series and its 'rival', I mostri (1964), have probably had more comparisons (due to their [...]	D
Gomez often refers to Mortica as 'Cara Mia', which translates to Beloved. This is also fitting [...]	D
Almost all episodes open in the Addamses' living room with the family playing and having fun. A [...]	D
Carolyn Jones not only played Morticia, she also played Morticia's older blonde- and daisy-hair [...]	D
The shot of Kitty Cat the Lion coming down the stairs was shot only once. It just was replayed [...]	D
Gomez and Morticia Addams were the first married couple on American TV implied to have a sex li [...]	D
In 2007, M&Ms spoofed the show in a TV commercial introducing M&Ms' Dark Chocolate. The commerc [...]	D
Ophelia Frump's look was based on Jean Simmons' performance as Ophelia in Amleto (1948). The fl [...]	D
Even though the Addams' cuckoo clock has a bobcat head instead of a cuckoo, the Addamses referr [...]	D
Whenever Gomez needs to know the time, he looks at both his wristwatch and his pocket watch. Ea [...]	D
Thing's Spanish-language name is "Dedos", which translates into English as "Fingers". Fester's [...]	D
The Addamses were the first TV family to own a home computer (a UNIVAC).	D
Filmways planned to shoot Season 3 in color, but ABC canceled the show.	D
Cousin Itt is related to Gomez.	D
Morticia's pet names for Gomez, generally meaning "Darling"/"My Darling", are "Bubeleh" (Yiddis [...]	D
Wednesday's pet, Homer, is a black widow spider. Her headless doll is named Marie Antoinette (o [...]	D
Carolyn Jones initially turned down the offer to play Morticia because she was focused on her m [...]	D
The name of the city where the Addamses lived is never mentioned on the show, although it is so [...]	D
In La famiglia Addams: The Addams Family Goes to School (1964), the first episode, Pugsley is e [...]	D
Gomez's favorite food is eye of newt... broiled.	D
Gomez is a lawyer.	D
The occasional role of Granny Frump was played by Margaret Hamilton.	D
John Astin was given the choice of two names for his character and selected Gomez over Repelli. [...]	D
Wednesday Addams' name is a reference to the nursery rhyme that says, "Wednesday's child is ful [...]	D
Uncle Fester is often seen eating a piece of cactus; it is a San Pedro cactus (Echinopsis pacha [...]	D
Carolyn Jones was Charles Addams' personal choice to play Morticia. Jones was an avid fan of Ad [...]	D
When the show was canceled in 1966, the producers gave Morticia's oval-backed wicker chair to C [...]	D
Blucher (prounounced "Blooker") is the name of Gomez's stockbroker.	D
Cousin Itt is the only character whose name was carried over from the original New Yorker carto [...]	D
The doorbell sound is a foghorn.	D
In possibly not a coincidence, Filmways would later become part of Orion Pictures, which, in tu [...]	D
The Addamses' version of a cuckoo clock was a bobcat that popped out and growled the hours of t [...]	D
The distinctive 'finger-clicking' introduction to Vic Mizzy's theme tune is derived, in part, f [...]	D
Morticia's man-eating plant is named Cleopatra and is stated to be an African Strangler. Mortic [...]	D
After Ken Weatherwax died on December 7, 2014, and Felix Silla died on April 16, 2021, John Ast [...]	D
The Addams Family home consisted mostly of recycled sets from the movie Voglio essere amata in [...]	D
Cousin Itt's favorite hangout is the Addamses' chimney.	D

Connessioni

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Errori

Fester is sometimes referred to as being an Addams, but he is from Morticia's family, named Frump. [...]	D
Wednesday usually says her headless doll is named Marie Antoinette but occasionally calls it Anne B [...]	D
When Morticia speaks French to drive Gomez wild, she often pronounces the words very badly.	D
Thing can be seen throughout the series as both a right and a left hand. Ted Cassidy (and the other [...]	D
The wire that moves Cleopatra is visible occasionally.	D
The pet Kitty Cat is a male lion with a massive mane but several times is referred to by the main c [...]	D

Frase

Gomez: [while speaking to a political candidate] [...]	D
[repeated line] Morticia: [siren] Mail's in. [...]	D
[repeated line] Lurch: UH-H-H-H-H-H-H-H-UH! [...]	D
[repeated line] Gomez: Tish! That's French. [...]	D
[repeated line] Morticia: Why, thank you, Thing [...]	D
[repeated line] Lurch: [gong] You rang?	D
Gomez: Now, if you'll observe, my dear, croquet [...]	D