All in the Family (1971)
| Episode Frequency | Weekly |
| TV Show Status | Series Complete |
| Genre | Comedy |
| Country | USA |
| Filming Locations | Metromedia Square - 5746 W. Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA |
| Language | English |
| Sound Mix | Mono |
| Color | Color |
| Film Type | Series |
| Film Class | Domestic Comedy |
| Mood | Only Human, Strictly Speaking |
| Themes | Eccentric Families, Generation Gap, Foibles of Marriage, Battle of the Sexes, Race Relations |
| Tones | Biting, Irreverent, Confrontational, Drab, Witty, Talky |
| Tags | Bigot, Controversial, Family Dynamics, Liberalism, Prejudice |
All in the Family is an American situation comedy that was originally broadcast on the CBS television network from January 12, 1971 to April 8, 1979. In September 1979, the show was revamped, and given a new title, Archie Bunker's Place. This version of the sitcom lasted another four years, ending its run in 1983.
Cast and Crew
André Pavon
Carlos
Brendan Dillon
Bartender
Lori Shannon
Beverly La Salle
Sandy Kenyon
Dave The Cop
Tracy Bogart
Nurse
Charles Siebert
D.A.
Michael Mann
Dr. Dolby
Jeannie Linero
Grocery Clerk
Billy Sands
Man in Bar
Richard McKenzie
Alfred Bunker
Roger Bowen
Mitch Turner
Douglas Robinson
Man #1
John Brandon
Cop
Michael Pataki
Det. Sgt. Tony Roselli
Ray Colella
Cop
Phil Leeds
Mr. Stanley
William Lanteau
Clerk
Maxine Elliott Hicks
Mrs. Bradley
Sudie Bond
Mrs. Stipic
Bella Chronis
Mrs. Freedman
D'Urville Martin
Lionel Jefferson
George Furth
Gordon Crenshaw
Jack Grimes
Mr. Whitehead
Ken Lynch
Bob
Corey Fischer
Jeff Walker
Robert Gibbons
Man At The Door
Hollis Irving
Clara Weidermeyer
Jimmy Mack
Mr. Turner the Tax Examiner
Jack Somack
Tiny Stilberforce
Ed Peck
Man On Phone
Rae Allen
Amelia DeKuyper
Vinnette Carroll
Dr. Wynell Thatcher
Vanda Barra
Clarice
Sid Conrad
Bank Guard
Norma Donaldson
Ms. Watson
Frank Maxwell
Tommy Kelsey
Cory R. Miller
Joey Stivic
Director
Bob LaHendro
Wes Kenney
Norman Campbell
Hal Cooper
Bob Livingston
Walter C. Miller
Writer
Larry Rhine
Mel Tolkin
Don Nicholl
Michael Ross
Bernard West
Milt Josefsberg
Bob Schiller
Bob Weiskopf
Lou Derman
Bill Davenport
Ben Starr
Phil Sharp
Phil Mishkin
Douglas Arango
Phil Doran
Charles Stewart
Lee Kalcheim
Mort Lachman
Austin Kalish
Irma Kalish
Burt Styler
Bryan Joseph
Gordon Mitchell
Lloyd Turner
Michael Loman
Susan Harris
Stanley Ralph Ross
John Rappaport
Harve Brosten
Barry Harman
Erik Tarloff
Patt Shea
Harriett Weiss
Paul Wayne
Alan J. Levitt
Jerry Mayer
Lennie Weinrib
Lila Garrett
Sam Locke
Warren S. Murray
Olga Vallance
Steve Zacharias
Rod Parker
Michael Morris
Bud Wiser
Heywood Kling
Hal Kanter
Eric Monte
Producer
Milt Josefsberg
producer
Mort Lachman
executive producer
Gene Marcione
associate producer
Don Nicholl
executive producer
Michael Ross
producer
Bernard West
producer
Lou Derman
producer
Brigit Jensen
associate producer
Bill Davenport
producer
George Turpin
associate producer
George Sunga
associate producer
Heywood Kling
executive producer
Hal Kanter
executive producer
Jane Hoyt Thompson
associate producer
Editor
Marco Zappia
Jerry Greene
Andy Zall
Jay Cook
Hal Collins
Lou Derman
Harold McKenzie
Casting Director
Jane Murray
Art Director
Don Roberts
Set Decorator
Earl Carlson
Makeup Department
Ellis Burman Jr.
makeup artist
Edie Panda
hair stylist
Michael Lorenz
makeup artist
Production Manager
Bob Davis
production supervisor
Allan Baumrucker
production supervisor
Loretta Townsley
production supervisor
Don Dresser
unit manager
Martin Vagts
production supervisor
Alan Horn
production supervisor
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Gary Shimokawa
associate director / second assistant director
Bob LaHendro
associate director
Jerry Preshaw
associate director / assistant director
Jim Drake
associate director
Art Department
Larry Vigus
carpenter
Sound Department
Norman Dewes
audio
Marshall King
audio
Hal Kolker
audio consultant
Georja Skinner
audio
Art Warshaw
audio consultant
Don Helvey
audio
Ray Kemper
audio
Neal Weinstein
audio
Camera and Electrical Department
Tony Cestare
lighting director
Dick Holbrook
lighting director
Art Roberts
lighting director
Marc Palius
lighting director
Vito Giambalvo
camera operator
Hank Renek
lighting director
Steven Castaneda
dimmer operator
Ed Chaney
camera operator
Joe Epperson
camera operator
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Rita Riggs
wardrobe / costumer
George Whittaker
wardrobe
Music Department
Charles Strouse
composer: opening theme "Those Were the Days"
Lee Adams
composer: opening theme "Those Were the Days"
Transportation Department
Chris Haynes
driver
Other Crew
Brigit Jensen
assistant to producer / stage manager
Leslie Vaught
technical director
Don Nicholl
script consultant / script supervisor
Michael Ross
story editor / script supervisor
Bernard West
story editor / script supervisor
Jim Rice
stage manager / technical director
Michael Mount
assistant to executive producer
Bill Davenport
story editor / script supervisor
Lou Derman
story editor / script supervisor
Gary Shimokawa
stage manager
Bea Dallas
assistant to executive producer
Milt Josefsberg
story editor / script supervisor
Larry Rhine
story editor / executive story editor
Mel Tolkin
program consultant / executive story editor
Gail Liberti-Kennedy
assistant to producer
Harry Rogue
stage manager
Mary Hughes
production assistant
Ben Starr
program consultant
Selig Frank
stage manager
Dick Hall
technical director
John Westbrook
technical director
Hal Kanter
script supervisor
Buddy Borgen
stage manager
Clive Bassett
technical director
Charles Franklin
technical director
John Liberti
stage manager
Dick Woodka
technical director
Production Company
Bud Yorkin Productions
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CBS Television
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Norman Lear/Tandem Productions
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Distributor
CBS Television
Columbia Pictures Television
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Columbia TriStar Domestic Television
Columbia TriStar Home Video
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Columbia TriStar Television
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Embassy Telecommunications
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Paramount Television
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Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
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Sony Pictures Television
Viacom
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Vrijzinnig Protestantse Radio Omroep (VPRO)
Miscellaneous
CBS Television City
taping location
Metromedia Square
taping location
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