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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Freddie Munster:
Mumsy, let me do him in, pretty please?
Lady Effigie Munster: He shall be done in, but according to the Griffin's prearranged plan.
Freddie Munster: [still wondering about the identity of 'The Griffin'] By jove, I've got it! It's Cruikshank's! You know, whenever the Americans make a picture about the British, it's always the butler!
Herman: Goodbye Spot, don't eat anybody till we get back!
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Lady Effigie Munster: He shall be done in, but according to the Griffin's prearranged plan.
Freddie Munster: [still wondering about the identity of 'The Griffin'] By jove, I've got it! It's Cruikshank's! You know, whenever the Americans make a picture about the British, it's always the butler!
Herman: Goodbye Spot, don't eat anybody till we get back!
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Debbie Watson makes her first and only appearance as Marilyn Munster, and the Munsters appear in color for the first time.
This theatrical film was not a great success at the box office, prompting Paramount, which had been contemplating a theatrical version of Get Smart, to cancel that and instead spread it out over 3 episodes of the TV series called "A Man Called Smart", Parts 1, 2, and 3.
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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This theatrical film was not a great success at the box office, prompting Paramount, which had been contemplating a theatrical version of Get Smart, to cancel that and instead spread it out over 3 episodes of the TV series called "A Man Called Smart", Parts 1, 2, and 3.
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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