"The Golden Girls" There Goes the Bride: Part 2 (1991)

Director:

Matthew Diamond

Writers:

Susan Harris (creator)
Gail Parent (written by)
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TV Series:

"The Golden Girls" (1985)

Original Air Date:

9 February 1991 (Season 6, Episode 17)

Genre:

Comedy | Drama

Plot:

As Dorothy and Stan plan their wedding, the other girls interview potential new roommates. |

Plot Keywords:

Priest | Roommate | Older Women | Grandmother | Divorcee

Cast

Bea Arthur	...	Dorothy Petrillo Zbornak
Betty White	...	Rose Nylund
Rue McClanahan	...	Blanche Devereaux
Estelle Getty	...	Sophia Petrillo
Herb Edelman	...	Stan Zbornak
Raye Birk	...	Caterer
Meg Wyllie	...	Myra
Jack Blessing	...	Father Monroe
Marvin Mitchelson	...	Himself
Milt Oberman	...	Erroll
Cleto Augusto	...	Photographer
Debbie Reynolds	...	Truby Steele
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Tony Sawyer	...	Strip Dancer

Directed by
Matthew Diamond

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Susan Harris		creator
Gail Parent		written by
James Vallely		written by (as Jim Vallely)

Produced by
Nina Feinberg	....	co-producer
Tracy Gamble	....	supervising producer
Paul Junger Witt	....	executive producer
Phillip Jayson Lasker	....	co-executive producer
Gail Parent	....	supervising producer
Jerry Perzigian	....	supervising producer
Don Seigel	....	supervising producer
Marc Sotkin	....	executive producer
Tony Thomas	....	executive producer
Richard Vaczy	....	supervising producer
Tom Whedon	....	co-executive producer

Original Music by
George Aliceson Tipton

Casting by
Ellen Meyer

Production Design by
Edward Stephenson

Art Direction by
Michael Hynes

Costume Design by
Judy Evans

Makeup Department
Joyce Conroy	....	hair stylist (as Joyce Melton Conroy)
Art Harding	....	makeup artist

Production Management
Susan Palladino	....	executive in charge of production
Fred Roth	....	post-production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Peter D. Beyt	....	associate director
Lex Passaris	....	associate director

Art Department
Robert Devicariis	....	property master
Paul Wadian	....	head carpenter

Sound Department
John Hart	....	sound recordist
Edward L. Moskowitz	....	audio
Craig Porter	....	re-recording

Camera and Electrical Department
Dave Heckman	....	camera
Chester Jackson	....	camera
Randy Johnson	....	video
Stephen A. Jones	....	camera
Ritch Kenney	....	camera
William Updegraff	....	gaffer
Alan Keath Walker	....	lighting (as Alan Walker)

Casting Department
Bonnie Shane	....	casting
Judith Weiner	....	original casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Helaine Bruck	....	costumer (as Helaine Bruck Ross)
Barbara Yokonji	....	costumer

Music Department
Scott Gale	....	music coordinator
Andrew Gold	....	composer: theme music

Other crew
David Amico	....	production executive
Brenda Bos	....	production staff
Tom Carpenter	....	stage manager
Marc Cherry	....	executive story editor
Bill Conroy	....	technical manager
Denise Fleissner Barta	....	production coordinator
Mark F. Hill	....	production staff
Mitchell Hurwitz	....	story editor
Laurie Parres	....	production staff
Pamela Phelps	....	production staff
Denise Porter	....	production staff
Tom Seidman	....	stage manager (as B. Thomas Seidman)
Salli Shrewsbury	....	production assistant
Robert Spina	....	production associate
Ken Tamburri	....	technical director
James Vallely	....	story editor
Jamie Wooten	....	executive story editor

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Susan Harris		creator

Produced by
David A. Goodman	....	co-producer (1989-1990)

Casting by
Joanne Koehler		(1988-1989)
Donna Larson		(1990-1992)

Makeup Department
Barbara Fonte-Kunkel	....	makeup artist

Art Department
Ed Stevenson	....	set designer

Sound Department
Greg Ampagoomian	....	utility sound
Douglas Shamburger	....	sound utility (1985-1986)

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Marlene Hajdu	....	on-set costumer

Editorial Department
Brent Carpenter	....	on-line editor
Gil Junger	....	post-production executive (pilot episode)

Other crew
Jerry Kosowsky	....	video technical supervisor
Michael Saperton	....	engineer in charge

Production Companies

• Witt/Thomas/Harris Productions
• Touchstone Television

Distributors

• Buena Vista Home Entertainment (2006) (USA) (DVD)
• National Broadcasting Company (NBC) (1991) (USA) (TV) (original airing)

Runtime:

30 min

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Filming Locations:

Ren-Mar Studios - 846 N. Cahuenga Blvd., Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

Witt/Thomas/Harris Productions

Trivia:

The title refers to the composition "Here Comes the Bride" which is also known as "The Wedding March", "The Bridal Chorus" and "Treulich geführt" from the opera "Lohengrin" by the German composer Richard Wagner and was first performed in Weimar, Germany in 1850.

Goofs:

Continuity: When Dorothy enters the living room and finds Stan and his lawyer, the lawyer is pulling on Stan's arm as if he's trying to get him out of a dangerous situation. They appear to be in the middle of some sort of action related to a joke that was going on before Dorothy enters, but whatever it was, it was obviously cut from the show before it aired.

Quotes:

Truby Steele:Who tied dead fish to the car?
Rose Nylund:It's a St. Olaf tradition- you keep driving until you can't stand the smell anymore and that's where you live!
Truby Steele:[to Blanche] Crazy or stupid?
Blanche Devereaux:We think it's a mix.

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