Frankenstein et les faux-monnayeurs

Titre original : Munster, Go Home!

1966
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1h 36min

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6,4/10

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Frankenstein et les faux-monnayeurs (1966)

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Adventure Comedy Family Fantasy

La famille des Munsters se rend en Angleterre après que Herman découvre qu'il est le nouveau Lord of the Munster Hall.La famille des Munsters se rend en Angleterre après que Herman découvre qu'il est le nouveau Lord of the Munster Hall.La famille des Munsters se rend en Angleterre après que Herman découvre qu'il est le nouveau Lord of the Munster Hall.

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6,4/10

3,2 k

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Anecdotes
The reason Pat Priest was not used in this film was that "Universal" wanted to build up the career of Debbie Watson. Priest was over 30 at the time though Marilyn was obviously college age. In the film, the character was made to be only 19, another reason they cast the younger Watson. This not only devastated Priest, it also angered most of the fans. Additionally, Watson's career never took off.

Gaffes
It is mentioned that Freddie Munster's father disowned him so the title "Lord Munster" would pass to Herman. In English peerage, a title passes onto the next in line of succession regardless of the previous holder's wishes. Only an Act of Parliament may remove an heir. Freddie's father could leave all the money and land to Herman, but the title would go to Freddie.

Citations
Grandpa Munster: Herman, this is the secret of Munster Hall.
Herman: Call the police. Call the FBI. Get Scotland Yard. Phone Batman. Car 54, where *are* you?

Connexions
Edited into The Munsters' Revenge (1981)

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5/10

Lord Herman Munster, what a concept

I have to admit this one kind of had me reaching. Munster Go Home has our friendly Gothic cast from the television series going to the United Kingdom to claim the title of Lord Munster. Needless to say the guy who hoped he would inherit the title Terry-Thomas is not pleased. Neither of course is Lady Munster wannabe Hermione Gingold and their faithful retainer butler John Carradine. In fact Carradine's working an agenda all his own.

I'm still puzzling over how someone who was put together with old body parts can possibly claim any lineage for a title. But I think I'm being picky there.

Anyway Fred Gwynne, Yvonne DeCarlo, Al Lewis, and Butch Patrick from the television series all return for the feature film and Debbie Watson becomes the third actress to play Marilyn who thinks she's an ugly duckling because of the beautiful family she's from. The cruise to the other side of the pond should have made her rethink those notions as she sees everyone else on the ship and gets romanced by Robert Pine.

Nothing great here, but if you're a fan of the show you should like it.