TV Series

Series Name:	The Beverly Hillbillies
Format:	TV Series
IMDB:	IMDB Page
Years:	1962 - 1971
Country:	USA
Language:	English
Genre:	Sitcom
Rating:	8.0 Rate
Collection:	Seen It Wishlist
Community:	28 Have Seen
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Selected Cast	Buddy Ebsen as Jed Clampett
	Donna Douglas as Elly May Clampett
	Max Baer Jr. as Jethro Bodine
	Irene Ryan as Granny (aka Daisy Moses)
	Raymond Bailey as Milburn Drysdale
	Nancy Kulp as Jane Hathaway
	Harriet E. MacGibbon as Margaret Drysdale
	Bea Benaderet as Pearl Bodine

Notes

Spinoffs: Petticoat Junction and Green Acres, with occasional crossover episodes. Surviving original cast members later reunited for the 1981 TV movie Return of the Beverly Hillbillies and the 1993 special The Legend of the Beverly Hillbillies. Also in 1993 a motion picture remake was produced with new cast members, although Buddy Ebsen still appeared, only playing his other popular TV character, detective Barnaby Jones.

On DVD & Blu-ray World

DVD

The Beverly Hillbillies: 4 Full-Length Episodes - Genius Entertainment - USA (2004)

DVD

The Beverly Hillbillies: 8 Hilarious Episodes Volume Two - Platinum - USA (2002)

DVD

The Beverly Hillbillies - Delta - UK (2008)

VHS

The Beverly Hillbillies - Volume 4 - Front Row Entertainment - USA (1996)

VHS

The Beverly Hillbillies - Volume 1 - CBS - USA (1992)

DVD

The Beverly Hillbillies The Official Seasons 1-4 - Paramount - USA (2016)

VHS

The Beverly Hillbillies - Volume Two - The Clampetts In Washington - Jed Buys The Capitol - Fox - USA (1992)

VHS

The Beverly Hillbillies [TV] - Force Video - Australia

DVD

Best Of The Beverly Hillbillies - Mill Creek Entertainment - USA (2007)

DVD Box Set

The Beverly Hillbillies: The Official Second Season - Paramount - USA (2008)

DVD Box Set

The Beverly Hillbillies Ultimate Collection Vol. 2 - MPI Home Video - USA (2006)

DVD Box Set

The Beverly Hillbillies Ultimate Collection Vol. 1 - MPI Home Video - USA (2005)

DVD

The Beverly Hillbillies - 8 Episodes - Quality Special Products - Canada (2002)

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Comments and Reviews


RadoxTheGreen 20th Sep 2015		According to a shotgun identification site I just looked at: "Granny carried a 24" 'The Continental' by Simonis, Janssen & Dumoulin in The Beverly Hillbillies. Sideplate may have 'Pat. June 20 1883' "



Neil Forbes 16th Jun 2015		@23Skidoo, fair enough your disagreement but I tend to think a female in the thespian(that's "acting" to those who are unfamiliar with the term Thespian) profession has the same talents and skills as her male counterpart, why diminish her by sticking an unnecessary suffix after her career title because of her gender? It would be immediately obvious when you mention her name that it's a female you're referring to in discussing TV shows or movies and who's in them, thus, it's a simple thing to say that "two of the actors in Beverly Hillbillies, Irene Ryan and Donna Douglas are no longer with us", it's clear I'm referring to two female central character actors in the show though I'm not entirely sure if Donna Douglas has passed away. I might have heard it mentioned once but can't remember if or when.



Monolith 14th Jun 2015		I thought that was Aviatrix the Gaul...........no?



23skidoo 14th Jun 2015		@Neil Forbes. While I disagree with your opinion of using "actress" because sometimes it's necessary to denote that it's a female performer. Not with a name like Irene Ryan, mark you, but there are occasions where a distinction has to be made. However journalism style guides tend to be on your side in terms of using "actor" generically and newspapers are constantly being condemned by people saying they should be using "actress". It's one of the few leftover words with regards to this sort of thing. I haven't seen female pilots referred to as aviatrix for a long time, for example.



Record Collector 12th Jun 2015		Born 17th of October 1902 Died 26th of April 1973



Neil Forbes 12th Jun 2015		" the actress who played Granny, was actually the youngest in real life" Huh? Bloody hell! The make-up department must've done a marvellous job to make her look as old as she did! By the way, the ACTOR was Irene Ryan(I use the same word regardless of gender, adding a "feminine suffix to a word like actor demeans and devalues the work done by female actors).



BiggieTembo 10th Jun 2015		Well listen to my story 'bout a man named Jed A poor mountaineer, barely kept his family fed Went out one day, started shootin' at some food When up from the ground came a bubblin' crude Oil, that is Black Gold. Texas T Funny, these lyrics are ingrained in my memory. Maybe someone can confirm that the actress who played Granny, was actually the youngest in real life, compared to the other actors? Was that true? I'm off to clean the Cement Pond now ;-)



23skidoo 10th Jun 2015		I made a comment about My Three Sons being on CBS the same season as All in the Family which was just strange to imagine. Even stranger is for a period of three months in 1971 CBS also was still airing The Beverly Hillbillies!

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See Also

Petticoat Junction (1963 - 1970)

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