the movie munsters go home was made in 1966.
the movie munsters go home was made in 1966.
when was the movie munsters go home made?
1966
"munster, go home!" (1966). the munsters go to england to claim munster hall after the death of an old relative. the film starred the original black & white series' cast, with the exception of pat priest who was replaced by universal pictures by its teenage contract player debbie watson. priest commented in the "a&e biography" documentary produced on "the munsters" by the a&e (arts and entertainment) cable tv network, that she was devastated at the producers' decision not to include the then-29-year-old actress. the film gave fans a chance to see the munsters in color during their original 1960s era run for the first and only time. the film also featured the famous "drag-u-la" souped up dragster/hot rod munsters car. as of 2012, this film has only been released in the u.s.a. on dvd.
the munsters (film series)
in 1997, "goodtimes entertainment" released "munster, go home!" on vhs alongside the 1981 made-for-tv reunion movie "the munsters' revenge". the vhs version of "munster, go home!" is presented in an open matte 1:33:1 aspect ratio. in 2001, "goodtimes entertainment" released a dvd version of the film using the same transfer. in 2006, universal home entertainment released a two-feature dvd featuring "munster, go home!" and "the munsters' revenge". the universal transfer is sourced from an original print and presented in its original theatrical 1.85:1 aspect ratio.









































it was made available in region 4 on dvd in september 2016.









































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