1960-1965
The Andy Griffith Show
(TV series)
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The Darling Baby
(1964)
(performer: "There Is A Time", "Ebo Walker", "Stay All Night, Stay a Little Longer")
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Briscoe Declares for Aunt Bee
(1963)
(performer: "Feudin' Banjos" a.k.a. "Dueling Banjos" / instrumental, "Doug's Tune", "Ol' Dan Tucker" 1843 / traditional folk song)
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Mountain Wedding
(1963)
(performer: "Leaning on the Everlasting Arms" Traditional Hymn / 1887)
1957
A Face in the Crowd
(performer: "Free Man in the Morning" 1957 - uncredited, "Just Plain Folks" 1957 - uncredited, "Old Fashioned Marriage" 1957 - uncredited, "Mama Guitar" 1957 - uncredited)
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Did You Know?
Personal Quote:
[on his off-camera relationship with
Frances Bavier, who played Aunt Bee] There was just something about me she did not like.
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Trivia:
Unlike
Lucille Ball and
Jackie Gleason, Griffith disliked the idea of using a studio audience for his own sitcom,
The Andy Griffith Show, because he felt it would give him and his co-stars pressure to deliver their one-liners, so the series was filmed almost like a movie allowing for the actors to have quiet scenes and for the fictional town of Mayberry to feel like a real place.
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Trademark:
Often recounts classic stories and histories with a folksy point of view. These include: Romeo and Juliet, Cleopatra, and Christopher Colombus discovering America
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Star Sign:
Gemini