It’s hard to imagine The Munsters without Fred Gwynne’s booming voice, Yvonne De Carlo’s gothic glamour or Butch Patrick’s ...

Herman Munster became a hero to Fred Gwynne. While Fred Gwynne reprised the role of Herman in the 1981 TV movie The Munsters' Revenge, that project didn't do much for him.

The show, of course, stars Fred Gwynne as Herman Munster, patriarch and in essence Frankenstein's monster; Yvonne De Carlo as his wife, Lily, a vampiress; Al Lewis as her father, Grandpa, who is ...

While many fans are used to Fred Gwynne’s version, other actors have stepped into Herman’s size 26 shoes. The Munsters star Fred Gwynne as Herman Munster I CBS Photo Archive via Getty Images ...

Portraying Herman Munster wasn't always easy for Fred Gwynne. Beyond the makeup and costuming described earlier, after the show he had to cope with typecasting that derailed his career for many years.

His sentiment is as relevant today as it was in 1964, when actor Fred Gwynne as Herman Munster spoke them. “The lesson I want you to learn,” Herman Munster told his son, Eddie, “is: It doesn ...

American actors Fred Gwynne (1926 - 1993, left) as Herman Munster and Butch Patrick as Eddie Munster in the TV comedy horror series 'The Munsters,' circa 1965. (Photo by Silver Screen Collection ...

No, Herman Munster from the 1960s TV comedy show “The Munsters” did not go off on a crazy political rant, nor did the actor who played him, the late Fred Gwynne, pass away. Gwynne died in 1993 ...

When Herman Munster inherits a real state in England with the title of Lord, ... Fred Gwynne. Herman Munster. Yvonne De Carlo. Lily Munster. Al Lewis. Grandpa. Butch Patrick. Eddie Munster.

Turso snapped a photograph and put it on Facebook and named the giant after the biggest man he had ever met — Fred Gwynne, who starred as the jovial giant Herman Munster in “The Munsters ...

Every love story has its beginnings, and that of Lily and Herman Munster is no exception. ... Fred Gwynne, Yvonne De Carlo, and Al Lewis all played their 1960s roles so perfectly.