You forgot Mr Cassidy's best movie role as one of the Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,"There's no rules in a knife fight!"My name is Bicycle Bob and I approved this message.
Ted Cassidy also did the opening narration for the Bill Bixby Hulk and the voice of the Gorn on the Star Trek episode "Arena", so that Godzilla cartoon was his second reptilian role. His one role that stuck with me the most was him playing Goliath on NBC's 'Greatest Heroes of The Bible' mini-series.
He also played Roc in the Episode What Are Little Girls made of? Besides the Opening Narration on the Incredible Hulk he was the voice actor for the Hulk’s Growling. Ted was the knife fitghter in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. Too many voice acting jobs to list, he was the voice of the Alien in TOS Corbomite Maneuver and appeared in I dream of Jeannie.
@@Renshen1957 Ruk was the android's name ,and his only on-screen appearance in Star Trek, The Gorn (the guy in that suit was Janos Prohaska) and Balok from the Corbomite Maneuver, were both just voice roles.
Great video! There's also his song and dance routine I think was called "The Lurch". I also recall reading about Ted Cassidy's body was never properly disposed of or somehow misplaced after his death.
When you look at a couple of the characters on this show, how time and makeup can change them. Uncle Fester, played by Jackie Coogan, hard to believe he was the cute little kid in the early years of motion pictures. And Grandmama, who went by a few names, birth name Edith MacDonald, the older sister of screen star Jeanette MacDonald, was a thin, comedic looking woman.
Ted Cassidy happened to be visiting someone at the hospital when I was born in the mid-60s. One of my prized possessions is the autographed pic of him as Lurch he gave to my mom congratulating her on the new baby. No wonder I grew up loving the Addams Family and all things ooky.
15:09 I wouldn't say Ted Cassidy was a "huge" part of my childhood growing up. he was definitely a TALL part of it though. 'bad dum tss' I'll be here all week. Thank you and goodnight!
I can't believe that Kenneth Johnson won't let the hulk talk it would have been great Ted's voice the monster voice I know he does the growling but I would have liked him talk like a real monster talk
04:05 it kinda looks like the way they shot the train explosion they planned on reusing the shot. the camera is slightly right of Gomez (screen right.) angled slightly left towards Mr Hilliard. the smoke and explosion is heaviest directly in front of Mr Hilliard blocking his view, but not Gomez. allowing the explosion to be reused. imo.
The train explosion scene was recycled to save money. My guess is having a fire extinguishing crew on set cost a the studio a lot of money (which didn't have the backing of the Munsters who itself had the backing of Universal Pictures.
you need to watch "Christmas with the Addams Family" again-you are missing the biggest goof of all!-here is a hint: Look closely at the dolls Wednesday is holding in the scene where all the family members are playing Santa Clause!!
Many (many) years ago while working midnight shifts there was a restaurant where we all thought of the waiter as "Lurch" - not so much his appearance but his demeanor (however, he was a heroin addict so . . .)
I think you should term it as mistakes. Bcoz, goofs are sort of BTS scenes shown intentionally, just like that of jackie chan film ending. Whereas, film mistakes are those which were perhaps not noticed during editing & went into the actual film.
On a 21 inch (or 19 inch) TV with at best 485 raster lines of resolution (near the broad cast towers) you'd wouldn't have seen or noticed this. And we were 56 miles from most of the transmitters, so images off the air video tape sharpness on a VHS at EP (slowest speed). Totally different from DVD quality on a 4K TV larger screen). You would see bloopers on cable TV but who the heck had this in 1964?
Right, which makes it all the more interesting to see what we can find now that we have a much better image. It's like finding a treasuer that was always there right in front of our noses and we missed it the first time.
I think I must have missed every appearance of Bigfoot. Bad luck and bad timing, I guess. So I never realized.... he was bionic? What's the story with that? Was he some failed experiment? I always thought it would have been cool if the Six Million Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman had teamed with the Bionic Boy (Vincent Van Patten with bionic legs) and Maximillion the Bionic Dog against Barney Miller, the criminal bionic man who preceded Steve Austin. If Bigfoot was bionic, he could have teamed with Miller. In fact, when the Bionic Six cartoon premiered in the 80s, I had hoped that it would have something to do with that; I was so disappointed they were completely unrelated characters. I wonder why they never made a Saturday morning cartoon with Steve and Jaimie? Is the Mandela Effect working on me, or did Bigfoot in the Bigfoot and Wildboy segments of the Krofft Supershow also feature bionic-like slow motion sound effects when he did his feats?
Bigfoot was a bionic robot created by aliens that pretty much looked and acted like humans except they lived in the mountains secretly.. Bigfoot from Bigfoot and Wildboy always reminded me of the Bigfoot on the Six Million Dollar Man. There was cool sound effects and he ran in slow motion just like the Bionic shows.
I have been thinking about that one. Got to compile a list of goofs, maybe after Christmas or possibly before. I've been trying to do Halloween themes and then see how many Christmas videos I can do, but I might run out of those ideas pretty quick.
6:55 What are to TALKIN' about? They OBVIOUSLY used well trained apples thet knew how to conserve acting energy when the camera was focused on the for the Close Up!😮 You SHOULD be saying "Well done!" and giving kudos to the Apple Wrangler that day!😊. 🤷🏼♂️🤓😎✌🏼
