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Paul Henning (television series) Lawrence Konner (story) (screenplay) Mark Rosenthal (story) (screenplay)
Jim Varney almost didn't get the role of Jed Clampett. The studio thought he was too identified as Ernest. Varney's screen test impressed them enough to give him the role.
During the scene where the whole family is first driving into Beverly Hills, in the scene where they wave hello, the camera crew can be seen in the reflection of some of the cars.
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White Lightning Performed by Joe Diffie Written by The Big Bopper (as J.P. Richardson) Produced by Johnny Slate and Joe Diffie for Johnny Slate Productions Joe Diffie appears courtesy of Epic Records
Making a film from a book or play, regardless of how many times it was previously made is different than recasting an old TV sitcom and turning into a feature film. The difference is that in the first instance the films are based on characters as written down on paper from the mind of it's creator. No matter how many times A STREET CAR NAMED DESIRE is remade it always goes back to the characters, not the actors who portrayed them. Audiences will keep going back to the same play or film each time it is recast to see the subtle difference the recasting will change the role. That is why film versions of hit Broadway plays can be so successful. Remaking a TV sitcom is different. The new cast is not portraying the characters as originally written, they are portraying the actors' characterizations. So in films like THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES we are treated to what is essentially a Saturday Night Live style parody. Of course, some of the best SNL skits are parody and it is fun to watch when done well (impressions done well, and of course a good sense of poking fun at a beloved show). THE BRADY BUNCH MOVIE was perhaps the best example of this. THE ADDAMS FAMILY was a remake, opting to go back to the original characters as created by Charles Addams in his comic strip. BATMAN and SUPERMAN also went back to their roots in the comic books and skipped most references to the TV show. In THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES, the characters of Jed Clampett, Granny and the rest of the clan were created by Buddy Ebsen, Irene Ryan, etc...and I really doubt any of the new cast searched out notes of the characters so much as they just reviewed the old shows. This is all right and in good fun and we have to keep in mind that Jim Varney is not so much playing Jed Clampett as he is playing Buddy Ebsen's Jed Clampett. Recently, someone went ahead and remade Laurel and Hardy (in which the characters and the actors were one and the same). It flopped because it wasn't a parody and the film treated the characters as if the original Stan and Ollie were merely players. THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES does not make this mistake, opting to literally morph the new cast out of our memories of the old cast. This movie has a cast that is hip, fun, and funny (you got to love a film that boasts a perfect, if not quite obvious casting of Jim Varney, Erika Eleniak, and Lily Tomlin--all giving great comedic performances). Is it better than the original? No, and I don't think it was suppose to be. It was just suppose to be a way to laugh at our past, and perhaps give fans a feeling that they are not alone with their adoration of one of the great TV shows of all time.
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Nice guy redneck Jed Clampett strikes it rich when he finds black oil. He and his kin move to posh Beverly Hills. Nice guy redneck Jed Clampett strikes it rich when he finds black oil. He and his kin move to posh Beverly Hills. Nice guy redneck Jed Clampett strikes it rich when he finds black oil. He and his kin move to posh Beverly Hills.
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The Beverly Hillbillies
(1962–1971)
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(created by) (274 episodes, 1962-1971)
(written by) (228 episodes, 1962-1971)
(written by) (20 episodes, 1963-1967)
(written by) (10 episodes, 1963-1970)
(written by) (5 episodes, 1967-1968)
(written by) (12 episodes, 1962-1963)
Cousin Bessie
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30 episodes, 1964-1970
Janet Trego
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15 episodes, 1963-1965
Announcer
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8 episodes, 1963-1968
Ravenswood
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8 episodes, 1962-1966
Steve Elliott
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8 episodes, 1968-1971
Gate Guard
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8 episodes, 1964-1969
Self
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7 episodes, 1963-1968
Self
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7 episodes, 1963-1968
Foster Phinney
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7 episodes, 1963-1971
Miss Murray
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7 episodes, 1966-1969
Flo Shafer
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6 episodes, 1963-1970
Shad
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6 episodes, 1969-1970
John Cushing
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6 episodes, 1963-1967
Horace
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6 episodes, 1965-1969
Sonny Drysdale
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4 episodes, 1962-1966
Sheldon Epps
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5 episodes, 1965-1967
Dr. Klingner
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5 episodes, 1967-1970
Surfer
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5 episodes, 1968-1971
Bob
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5 episodes, 1964-1969
Harry Sledge
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4 episodes, 1963-1968
Fred Penrod
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4 episodes, 1964-1967
Banzai Sakito
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4 episodes, 1966-1971
Col. Blake
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4 episodes, 1962-1967
Harry Barth
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4 episodes, 1964-1967
Gen. Grant
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4 episodes, 1967-1969
Mabel Slocum
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3 episodes, 1964-1966
Bob Billington
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3 episodes, 1963-1967
Cousin Roy
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3 episodes, 1968-1969
Opal Clampett
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3 episodes, 1962-1963
Cabbie
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3 episodes, 1963-1969
A. Allen Allen
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3 episodes, 1964-1967
First Mugger
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3 episodes, 1966-1969
Linda Oliver
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3 episodes, 1967-1970
Foster Phinney
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3 episodes, 1966-1968
Auto Salesman
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3 episodes, 1963-1968
1st Mover
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3 episodes, 1966-1969
Guard
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3 episodes, 1965-1971
Fourth Girl
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3 episodes, 1966-1969
Candy Davis
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3 episodes, 1964-1965
H.H.H. Jones
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2 episodes, 1963-1967
Mrs. Smith-Standish
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2 episodes, 1963
Eddie Colton
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2 episodes, 1964-1968
Receptionist
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2 episodes, 1965-1969
2nd Policeman
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2 episodes, 1963
Edy
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2 episodes, 1965-1966
Handler
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2 episodes, 1966-1969
Colonel Stark
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2 episodes, 1966-1967
Dr. Sanders
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2 episodes, 1963-1965
Captain
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2 episodes, 1964-1967
Doctor
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2 episodes, 1965-1968
Cook Marie
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2 episodes, 1965-1968
Diana
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2 episodes, 1962-1964
Attendant
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2 episodes, 1963-1966
1st Policeman
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2 episodes, 1963
Victor Gregory
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2 episodes, 1964-1967
John Lucus
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2 episodes, 1964
Girl Karen Crandall
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2 episodes, 1964
Ann Gardner
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2 episodes, 1965-1969
Marita
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2 episodes, 1965-1966
Little Boy
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2 episodes, 1962-1967
Policeman
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2 episodes, 1963-1968
Nero
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2 episodes, 1964-1967
Bunny
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2 episodes, 1969
Officer Massey
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2 episodes, 1963-1971
George Engel
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2 episodes, 1965-1969
Al Ledbetter
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3 episodes, 1964-1969
Dr. Reimer
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2 episodes, 1965-1969
Debbie Haber
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2 episodes, 1966-1968
Pregnant Woman
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2 episodes, 1966-1969
Lee Marvin
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2 episodes, 1969
Miss Murray
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2 episodes, 1965-1966
Tall Woman
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2 episodes, 1969
Girl #1
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2 episodes, 1971
Girl #2
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2 episodes, 1971
First Harem Girl
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2 episodes, 1965
Judge
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1 episode, 1965
Marvin Bagby
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1 episode, 1966
Henry
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1 episode, 1964
Dog
(uncredited)
47 episodes, 1962-1967
Chimpanzee
(uncredited)
20 episodes, 1963-1965
Rusty--Cat
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(uncredited)
18 episodes, 1963-1966
Dog
(uncredited)
16 episodes, 1963-1966
Rooster
(uncredited)
11 episodes, 1963-1966
Dog
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(uncredited)
10 episodes, 1964-1968
Dog
(uncredited)
7 episodes, 1962-1967
Raccoon
(uncredited)
6 episodes, 1963-1966
Goat
(uncredited)
5 episodes, 1963-1965
Dog
(uncredited)
5 episodes, 1965-1967
Chimpanzee
(uncredited)
4 episodes, 1966
Party Guest
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(uncredited)
3 episodes, 1962-1963
Deer
(uncredited)
3 episodes, 1962-1963
Possum
(uncredited)
3 episodes, 1963-1965
Skunk
(uncredited)
3 episodes, 1963-1964
Airplane Passenger
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(uncredited)
3 episodes, 1970-1971
Airplane Passenger
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(uncredited)
3 episodes, 1970-1971
Theater Patron
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(uncredited)
2 episodes, 1962-1963
Party Guest
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(uncredited)
2 episodes, 1963-1965
Contest Guest
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(uncredited)
2 episodes, 1963-1964
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