The Addams Family Reunion (1997)

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Written by Charles Addams, Rob Kerchner

Directed by Dave Payne

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1997

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Black comedy which sees the oddball Addams clan receive an invitation to a family reunion. However, when they arrive, it soon becomes clear that a spelling mistake has united them with the wrong clan - the ultra-conservative Adams family. Mayhem ensues as the Addamses shock their counterparts with their outrageous antics, and the two families embark on a collision course.

Cast

Image for Tim CurryTim CurryGomez Addams
Image for Daryl HannahDaryl HannahMorticia Addams
Ed Begley Jr.Phillip Adams
Ray WalstonWalter Adams
Image for Kevin McCarthyKevin McCarthyGrandpa Addams
Estelle HarrisGrandma Addams
Alice GhostleyGranny
Carel StruyckenLurch
Jerry MessingPugsley Addams
Nicole FugereWednesday Addams
Heidi LenhartMelinda Adams
Patrick ThomasUncle Fester Addams
Diane DelanoDelores Adams
Christopher HartThing
Logan RobbinsStevie Adams
Lindsey HaunJenny Adams
Rodger HalstonGeoff Adams
Hilary ShepardKatherine Adams

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