The Corner Bar

Fernsehserie
1972–1973
30 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuThe life and times of the patrons of Grants Toomb, a New York tavern owned (first season) by Harry Grant and (second season) by Mae and Frank. Working there are Joe the black cook, Meyer the... Alles lesenThe life and times of the patrons of Grants Toomb, a New York tavern owned (first season) by Harry Grant and (second season) by Mae and Frank. Working there are Joe the black cook, Meyer the waiter and Mary Ann the waitress.The life and times of the patrons of Grants Toomb, a New York tavern owned (first season) by Harry Grant and (second season) by Mae and Frank. Working there are Joe the black cook, Meyer the waiter and Mary Ann the waitress.

Stoffentwicklung
- Alan King
- Herbert Sargent
Hauptbesetzung

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5,1/10

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Stoffentwicklung
- Alan King
- Herbert Sargent
Hauptbesetzung

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

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2 Staffeln2 Jahre

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Shimen Ruskin

Meyer Shapiro

J.J. Barry

Fred Costello

Bill Fiore

Phil Bracken

Gabriel Dell

Harry Grant

Joe Keyes

Langhorn Scruggs

Mary Ann

Vincent Schiavelli

Peter Panama

Anne Meara

Mae…

Eugene Roche

Frank Flynn

Ron Carey

Donald Hooten

Andrew Duncan

Prescott

Joe Hamer

Paul Dooley

Vernee Watson

Angel

Paul Mace

Alan King

Self

Huntz Hall

Sparky Schnauzer

Mark Gordon

Duke

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Wissenswertes
The first American sitcom to feature a recurring gay character("Peter Panama", portrayed by Vincent Schiavelli).

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Referenced in No Small Parts: Vincent Schiavelli (2014)

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The Ultimate Summer Series; Duffy's Tavern meets Cheers

This show lasted the two summer seasons of 1972 and 1973. The plots spun around the assorted characters hanging around Harry Grant the first season. The dialogue was great; the cabdriver used to say, "I got a Mother who's Irish and a Mother-in-law who's Italian. The only thing they can agree on is the pope." Then, there was the time the staff joined a union and went on strike only to discover that Harry had already given them wonderful benefits. This show came back in 1973, but lost most of its charm. What is interesting is that Harry Ritz and Huntz Hall were considered for the leads.