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What TV family lived at 518 Crestview Drive Beverly Hills California?
The Clampetts from "The Beverly Hillbillies". Jed Clampett lived with his daughter Elly May, his mother-in-law "Granny" Daisy Moses, and his cousin's son Jethro Bodine.
What was the name of Jethro's sister on the TV show Beverly Hillbillies?
Louellen Aden played the part. She won a beauty contest sponsored by KNOE TV, the CBS affiliate in Monroe, Louisiana. She was a student at Louisiana Tech University at the time. She is now Louellen Berger and she lives in New Orleans.
Does Frankie Beverly have sisters or cousins?
Yes he has a cousin. He's best friends with my dad.
Who are pixie lotts family?
her mom: Beverly Reynold her dad: Stephen Reynold older brother: Stephen older sister : Charlotte Ann (Charlie)
What are some interesting facts about the classic tv show The Beverly Hillbillies?
The Beverly Hillbillies, one of the most popular American sitcom television shows of all time, had quite a bit going on behind the scenes. Here are some of the more interesting facts about the making of this classic program.The ironically free story of the richest family from the countryside. The entire first season of The Beverly Hillbillies and the first nineteen episodes of the second season are actually in the public domain, which means that they can be redistributed by anybody. The reason for this is that CBS, the network who broadcast the show, neglected to renew their copyrights. Because of this, the first 55 episodes have been unofficially released on home video through many low-budget labels. In the majority of these copies, the original theme music has been replaced by generic music due to the theme song not being in the public domain.Speaking of the theme song, “The Ballad of Jed Clampett,” which was performed by Jerry Scoggins, Lester Flat, and Earl Scruggs, actually charted very well when the show debuted in 1962, reaching a peak spot on the charts at #44. The opening tune introduces the premise of the show each episode, informing the audience about how a “poor mountaineer” discovered oil on his property, leading to a prosperous future for him and his family. The only catch is that oil is usually found nowhere near mountains. “Is that you, John Wayne? Is that me?”Legendary Western leading man John Wayne made his cameo appearance in Season 5, Episode 20, “The Indians Are Coming,” which originally aired on February 1, 1967. Now the really interesting part is how the movie star was apparently paid. When asked how he should be compensated, Wayne responded, “Give me a fifth of bourbon - that’ll square it.” Oh John, you could have made so much more for your estate on royalties! Masculine cowboys like John Wayne couldn’t make jeans as desired as the gorgeous Elly May Clampett. Levi Strauss was a large sponsor for the show, and after the first season aired an executive for the company was quoted as saying that Elly May’s actress Donna Douglas “had done more for the sale of blue jeans in one year than cowboys have done in a hundred.” We just wish that they had used all of that extra profit to make an Elly May signature style!The real life bank of the DrysdalesThe show’s “Commerce Bank” in Beverly Hills, owned by Mr. Millburn Drysdale, was a reference to the real life Commerce Bank of Kansas City, Missouri. We know this is definitely the inspiration, as show creator Paul Henning grew up in nearby Independence, Missouri. This is why the Clampett family was from the Ozarks, as Henning was familiar with that area of his home state.Real Life Cast FeudBuddy Ebsen, who starred as series lead Jed Clampett, and Nancy Kulp, who played Mr. Drysdale’s secretary, Jane Hathaway, never seemed to get along. Their arguments off-camera mostly involved politics, as the two of them were on fairly opposite ends of the American political spectrum. This feud even carried past the tenure of the show, when Nancy ran for political office in 1984. Running unopposed as the Democratic nominee for the U.S. House of Representatives from Pennsylvania’s 9th Congressional District, Kulp was taking a page out of then-President Ronald Reagan’s book of making the move from Hollywood to Washington. Kulp was originally the favorite to defeat her Republican opponent Bud Shuster. But thanks to a radio campaign from Buddy Ebsen against his former Hillbillies co-star, Shuster ended up taking the election in a nearly 2-to-1 ratio of the votes. Buddy Ebsen and Nancy Kulp were fairly resentful of one another late into life, but Ebsen privately expressed remorse for the radio campaign, and the two reconciled shortly before Kulp passed away in 1991.What’s that she’s driving?Miss Jane Hathaway’s car seemed to do a lot of changing not just between seasons, but even between shots as well. In the first two seasons, there were many scenes in which Hathaway would drive a 1962 Plymouth convertible in establishing shots, and then a cut to a close-up would show her driving a 1963 or 1964 Dodge. While Miss Hathaway did make the switch to exclusively driving a Dodge in later seasons, this mistake is an obvious one to those car lovers out there.Jethro’s lasting impactMax Baer Jr.’s portrayal was so iconic of Clampett cousin Jethro Bodine in the public eye that it followed the actor for the rest of his career. Not only was the character of Jethro on an endless career search, but so was Baer. He found acting after The Beverly Hillbillies frustrating as he was continually typecast as the jovial idiot. He even had plans to open a casino themed after the show, which was to be named “Jethro’s Mansion and Casino”, but it never came to fruition. As of June 2019, Max Baer Jr. is the only surviving major cast member from the show.Seeing DoubleMax Baer Jr. famously played not just Jethro, but also his twin sister, Jethrine Bodine. Although he was the physical portrayal of Jethrine, the voice for the character was actually provided by Linda Henning, the daughter of series creator Paul Henning.The Rural PurgeAs an attempt by CBS to shift their focus towards urban and suburban audiences, many rural-themed shows were cancelled by the network in the early 1970s, despite their lasting popularity. Programs such as Green Acres, Petticoat Junction, and Gunsmoke were given the axe to make room for new productions like The Mary Tyler Moore Show and All in the Family. Green Acres actor Pat Buttram famous said of the purge, “CBS canceled everything with a tree - including Lassie.” The Beverly Hillbillies aired its final episode on March 23, 1971 as a result of this major programming change.Cooking Hillbilly-StyleAn official “Granny’s Beverly Hillbillies Cookbook” was published in 1994, providing fans with over 300 recipes that took inspiration from the show. Included are some humorous recipes that call for the use of squirrel, possum, or groundhog, but also some personal recipes from the cast members themselves.How old is your son now?Actor Louis Nye, who played Sonny Drysdale, was actually only 8 years younger than actress Harriet MacGibbon, who played his mother, Margaret Drysdale. Thankfully, the wardrobe and makeup departments did a solid job of making the actors appear more believable as a mother and her son.Location AdjustmentPaul Henning’s original concept of the show had the family living in New York City, but it was eventually changed to the Beverly Hills as shooting in New York was both too expensive and impractical. The Clampett family did eventually make it to The Big Apple in 7th and 8th episodes of Season 8, titled “The Clampetts in New York” and “Manhattan Hillbillies.” And let’s be perfectly honest: The Big Apple Hillbillies just wouldn’t have been nearly as good of a name for the show in hindsight.
What TV family lived at 518 Crestview Drive Beverly Hills California?
The Clampetts from "The Beverly Hillbillies". Jed Clampett lived with his daughter Elly May, his mother-in-law "Granny" Daisy Moses, and his cousin's son Jethro Bodine.
What are the release dates for The Beverly Hillbillies - 1962 Cousin Roy in Movieland 7-18?
The Beverly Hillbillies - 1962 Cousin Roy in Movieland 7-18 was released on: USA: 29 January 1969
Who was cousin Joshua?
Cousin Joshua was a fictitious character in the TV show "Beverly Hillbillies." He was Jed Clampett's cousin from Tennessee who occasionally visited the Clampett family in Beverly Hills.
What is the name of the chimp on Beverly Hillbillies?
Skipper and Bessie Skipper and Bessie
How were Ellie may and jethro related?
Jethro and Elly are third cousins, but they just call each other cousin.
What was the name of Jethro's sister on the TV show Beverly Hillbillies?
Louellen Aden played the part. She won a beauty contest sponsored by KNOE TV, the CBS affiliate in Monroe, Louisiana. She was a student at Louisiana Tech University at the time. She is now Louellen Berger and she lives in New Orleans.
Who is Jethro Sheeran?
"Alonestar" rapper / producer Ed sheeran's cousin
Does Frankie Beverly have sisters or cousins?
Yes he has a cousin. He's best friends with my dad.
What are the names of the Clampets?
Jed, Ellie Mae, Jethro, and Granny. Cousin Pearl was Jethro's mother. Jethro's last name was Bodine. I assume Pearl's was too. xxxxxxxxx The spelling was "Clampett." As I recall, the spelling of the young lady was Elly May Clampett. Granny's real name, which appears on a few of the shows, is Daisy Moses.
Was Jethro a Pagan priest?
No. Jethro was a Midianite. Midian was Abraham's son (see Genesis 25:2), and therefore Israel's cousin. Jethro was the father-in-law of Moses (as his daughter, Zipporah, was married to Moses). Jethro was a Jewish priest. It was only later, when the Midianites and Moabites had a problem, that the Midianites were "cut-off" from the Israelites. The priesthood was not yet "official", because the law of Moses was not yet written. There is more than one place in the Bible that talk about godly priests (before the law). Think about Melchizedek. Although, it sounds like Joseph married Asenath the daughter of Potipherah (a pagan) priest of On.
What actress played cousin Eddie's wife in national lampoons Christmas vacation?
Eddie is the cousin of Clark's wife, Ellen, played by Beverly D'Angelo.
What is the plot of Across Five Aprils?
Jethro Creighton, the protagonist, is young and idealistic when the Civil War begins. At first he thinks the war will be neat, full of marching soldiers and demonstrative patriotism. He learns the realities of war soon enough as he watches his three brothers, his cousin, and his teacher go off to fight. One of his brothers, Bill, chooses to fight for the South in a decision that plagues him for a long time. Jethro and his family follow the progress of the war through the newspapers, but it is hard to tell exactly what is happening. Each day the paper is full of praise or criticism for one of the Union generals, and Jethro has trouble sorting out what is actually going on. One day Jethro's parents ask him to take the team of horses fifteen miles into town to get supplies. Jethro, excited to prove his responsibility, goes to town, makes his purchases, and then talks to some men at the store. One of the men asks Jethro about Bill and gets angry at the prospect of Bill's betrayal. Jethro stands by Bill, and, later, the editor of the town paper, Ross Milton, takes Jethro to lunch to apologize. Milton and Jethro begin a friendship that lasts throughout the book. On the way home, Jethro is stopped by Mr. Burdow, the father of the boy who killed Jethro's sister, Mary. Mr. Burdow rides with Jethro for a while, and initially Jethro is scared, but Mr. Burdow explains that he thinks one of the men from the store is waiting for Jethro down the road. They encounter the man, and Mr. Burdow is able to prevent him from hurting Jethro. Jethro makes it home and tells his family about the encounter. The men from the store begin to haunt the Creightons, eventually burning down their barn and putting oil in their well. The Creightons become sleepless and scared that the men will take further retribution. One day, a boy who is on leave from the war for an injury comes to the Creightons to tell them that their son Tom is dead. While the Creightons mourn, Ross Milton writes a letter in the paper to the men that have been tormenting them, saying that regardless of Bill's decisions the Creightons have sacrificed and lost enough. The attacks stop. Not long after, Matt, Jethro's father, has a heart attack that renders him unable to work the field. Jenny and Jethro assume that responsibility together. Meanwhile, the war goes back and forth, with reports indicating no clear victors overall. The only concrete information they glean from the paper is the atrocious death toll. One day while working the fields, Jethro hears a sound in the woods. He investigates and finds his cousin Eb, who has deserted the war. Eb says that he could not continue fighting-the conditions were horrible, and the soldiers did not believe they could win the war. Jethro, unsure about what to do, sneaks food and blankets to Eb but does not tell the rest of the family, who are subject to penalties for housing a deserter. He writes to President Lincoln to ask for advice, and Lincoln responds by telling Jethro that he, too, has been plagued with that problem and has decided to grant amnesty to the deserters who return to their post by a certain time.
