producer was the bankers name on the beverly hillbillies.
producer was the bankers name on the beverly hillbillies.
what was the bankers name on the beverly hillbillies?
producer
return of the beverly hillbillies (also known as beverly hillbillies solve the energy crisis) is a 1981 american made-for-television comedy film based on the 1962–1971 sitcom "the beverly hillbillies" which reunited original cast members buddy ebsen, donna douglas and nancy kulp reprising their characters of jed clampett, elly may clampett and jane hathaway, along with newcomers werner klemperer as c.d. medford, ray young as jethro bodine and imogene coca as granny's 100-year-old mother; noticeably absent are cast members irene ryan (granny) and raymond bailey (milburn drysdale), who had died in 1973 and 1980 respectively, and max baer jr. (the original jethro) who declined to participate.
return of the beverly hillbillies
originally the title of the song was going to be simply "beverly hillbillies"; however, the title of the song was changed to "money for nothing/beverly hillbillies*" (with an asterisk), and it is legally copyrighted and registered as such. yankovic commented on the legal complications with the titling of the song in the dvd audio commentary for the film "uhf", explaining: "we had to name that song 'money for nothing "slash" beverly hillbillies "asterisk"' because the lawyers told us that had to be the name. those wacky lawyers! whatcha gonna do?" yankovic also gave the following comment on his official website in regards to the title: "that incredibly stupid name is what the lawyers insisted that the parody be listed as. i'm not sure why, and i've obviously never been very happy about it." yankovic later stated he would rather have wanted the title to be either 'money for nothing for the beverly hillbillies' or 'beverly hillbillies for nothing'.
money for nothing/beverly hillbillies*