The post How The Addams Family Has Changed Over the Years, From the Comics to Wednesday appeared first on Consequence. The upcoming Netflix premiere of Wednesday cements how impactful the Addams ...

When a man (Christopher Lloyd) claiming to be Fester ... Addams Family" motion picture inspired a commercial arcade pinball machine created by the company Bally Williams and released in March 1992.

Over 60 years, there have been a massive number of Addams Family shows and movies, and here are the Addams Family movies in order. From the pages of magazines to television to the big screen ...

Fester seems happier in himself than he has ever been, as I was in myself. Barry Sonnenfeld / The Addams Family (1991) Fester’s journey is not linear, or simple. He does not move smoothly from a ...

Jackie Coogan as Uncle Fester, Ted Cassidy as Lurch, and Lisa Lorring as Wednesday Addams. The Addams Family shot in black and white and aired for two seasons — 64 episodes in total.

The on-screen versions of the Addams family have been the main places where the characters have evolved, so to help you get up to speed, here's a look at how to catch up on everything Addams in order.

Netflix has united the entire Addams Family for an enticing look at the highly-anticipated Season 2 of Wednesday.

Starring Fred Amisen as Uncle Fester, the new series is still in the initial phase of development, Variety has since confirmed, and would be the first addition to the Addams Family universe on ...

Fester is an eccentric character indeed, but fiercely loyal to his family, and one of the few adults Wednesday will go to for help. Goody Addams is a long-dead relative of the Addams family ...

The film focuses on the family's quirky attempt to reconnect with a lost relative, Fester Addams, played by Lloyd. As the Addams family welcomes the newcomer into their home, they soon find out ...

The accomplished actress had featured roles in Laverne & Shirley, This Is Spinal Tap and The Witches before portraying the Addams family matriarch ... Graham in May 1992. Graham died in 2008.