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"Hallmark Hall of Fame" You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown (1973)


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5.8/10   55 votes
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Clark Gesner (book)
Joseph Hardy (adaptation)
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Original Air Date:
9 February 1973 (Season 22, Episode 3)
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Nominated for Primetime Emmy. more
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An almost perfect Off-Broadway hit more (3 total)

Cast

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Wendell Burton ... Charlie Brown
William Hinnant ... Snoopy (as Bill Hinnant)

Barry Livingston ... Linus
Noelle Matlovsky ... Patty
Mark Montgomery ... Schroeder
Ruby Persson ... Lucy
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David Winters ... Jacques
Selena Royle ... Cast Member 1951-1952
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Bill Hinnant (Snoopy) reprises his Original Off-Broadway performance (opened 7 March 1967). Wendel Burton (Charlie Brown) was part of the original San Francisco cast performance. more

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4 out of 4 people found the following review useful.
An almost perfect Off-Broadway hit, 16 October 2004
8/10
Author: John Esche from Jersey City, New Jersey

Even at just over an hour in the original version preserved here with one of the original stage cast, Clark Gesner's perfect translation of Charles Schultz's beloved "Peanuts" characters to the stage charmed Off-Broadway audiences for a then spectacular 1,597 performances from March 7, 1967 to February 14, 1971, and has been a mainstay in stock and even on Broadway (twice!) ever since.

While this Hallmark production is basically faithful to the original concept and staging, Wendel Burton (of the San Fransisco stage cast) is slightly blander that Gary Burghoff's New York original (for much of a generation, when Burghoff played "Radar O'Reilly" in Mash, it was devastating - Charlie Brown had grown up and been drafted!), but Bill Hinnant's Snoopy, though a few years older than he was on stage in the original cast, still has the right touch of insouciant energy (and unlike the misguided LATER Peanuts musical, SNOOPY, he still LIKES Charlie Brown).

"Happiness" is, in addition to one of the hit songs in the show, the musical itself - long over due for the video release its 1985 animated remake had almost from the start.

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