Sanford and Son (1972)
| Release Date | 14 January 1972 |
| Genre | Comedy |
| Country | USA |
| Filming Locations | Stage 4, Stage 1, NBC Studios - 3000 W. Alameda Avenue, Burbank, California, USA |
| Language | English |
| Sound Mix | Mono |
| Color | Color |
| Film Type | Series |
| Film Class | Domestic Comedy |
| Themes | Fathers and Sons, Generation Gap |
| Tones | Wry, Earthy |
| Tags | Junk Dealer, Junkyard |
Sanford and Son is an American situation comedy that premiered on the NBC television network on January 14, 1972, and was broadcast for six seasons. The final original episode aired on March 25, 1977. The show is based on the BBC sitcom Steptoe and Son.
Cast and Crew
Cast
Raymond Allen
Uncle Woodrow 'Woody' Anderson
Noam Pitlik
Officer 'Swanny' Swanhauser
Marlene Clark
Janet Lawson
Slappy White
Melvin
Leroy Daniels
Leroy
Ernest Mayhand
Skillet
Barry Wright
Bruno
Dap Sugar Willie
Himself
Allan Drake
Rodney Victor
Davis Roberts
Dr. Caldwell
Norma Miller
Dolly
Danny Wells
Danny Taylor
Roy Stuart
Barton
Dorothy Meyer
Aunt Flossie
Edward Crawford
Roger Lawson
Skip Cunningham
2nd Doctor
Dave Turner
Eugene
John Hawker
Mailman
Billy Allyn
Billy
Patrick Campbell
Process Server
Kim Hamilton
Carol Davis
James Wheaton
Nelson B. Davis
George Wiltshire
Elroy
Jack Manning
Man in Restaurant
Alma Beltran
Mrs. Fuentes
David Moses
Robber
Vivian Bonnell
Audrey
Arthur Adams
Judge
Beverly Hope Atkinson
Girl #1
Kathrine McKee
Alberta
Wally Taylor
Bill
Cardella Di Milo
Lucille Pinkney
Fuddle Bagley
Doctor
Sonny Jim Gaines
'Big Money' Grip Madlock
Rozelle Gayle
Dan
Sid McCoy
Customer #2
Lester Fletcher
Man
Jack DeLeon
Director
Brenda Sutton
Girl #2
Lance Taylor Sr.
President
Royce Wallace
Aunt Rosetta
Harold Fong
Waiter
Sosimo Hernandez
Lopez
Margueritte Ray
Margaret
Cha-Cha Hogan
Heckler
Cal Wilson
1st Doctor
Hilda Haynes
Aunt Minnie
Hannah Dean
Jackie
Al Stevenson
Bert
Prince C. Spencer
Messenger
Kelly Thordsen
Lt. Driscoll
George Reynolds
Arms
Ta-Tanisha
Janet
Kathryn Jackson
Mabel
Mel Bryant
Pacing Man
Renny Roker
Customer #1
Jackie Toles
Lucille Brown
Juan DeCarlos
Bouncer
Bob Goldstein
Panelist #3
Danny Kamekona
2nd Cop
Maida Severn
Miss Ecker
Tina Andrews
Elizabeth
Esther Sutherland
Aunt Minnie
Bernie Orenstein
Stan Taylor
Frances E. Nealy
Lady #2
Joanie Rhodes
TV Voice #2
Gloria Delaney
Janet
Paul Harris
Daniel Tracy
Moe Keale
Davis' Thug
Director
Peter Baldwin
Alan Rafkin
Jack Shea
Bill Foster
Norman Abbott
Russ Petranto
Mark Warren
Stan Lathan
James Sheldon
Rick Edelstein
Herbert Kenwith
Bob LaHendro
Charles S. Dubin
Sid McCoy
Hal Cooper
Writer
Bernie Orenstein
Saul Turteltaub
Aaron Ruben
Ilunga Adell
Ted Bergmann
Gene Farmer
Jerry Ross
Allan Katz
Don Reo
Alan Eisenstock
Larry Mintz
James Fritzell
Everett Greenbaum
James R. Stein
Bob Illes
Rick Mittleman
Lloyd Garver
Ken Hecht
Adell Stevenson
Winston Moss
Arnie Rosen
Robert Garland
George Yanok
Earl Barret
Producer
Norman C. Hopps
associate producer
Bernie Orenstein
producer
Aaron Ruben
producer
Saul Turteltaub
producer
Original Music
Editor
Steven Orland
Jerry Ross
Casting Director
Jane Murray
Art Director
Edward Stephenson
Costume Designer
Rita Riggs
Makeup Department
Harry Blake
makeup artist
Production Manager
Bill Palmerston
production manager
Andrew J. Selig
unit manager
Art Department
Larry Vigus
carpenter
Sound Department
Ernie Dellutri
sound
Camera and Electrical Department
Reed Howard
camera operator
Roy Holm
camera operator
Victoria Walker
camera operator
Jim Kilgore
lighting director
Steven Castaneda
electrician
Dick Pickens
lighting director
Editorial Department
Ken Denisoff
editor: video tape
Music Department
Other Crew
Ilunga Adell
story editor
Ted Baker
stage manager
Ted Bergmann
story supervisor
Bob Chic
stage manager
Katy Dowdalls
assistant to producers
Alan Eisenstock
story editor
Anne Hopkins
assistant to producer
Gerren Keith
stage manager
Larry Mintz
story editor
Sue Nevens
production assistant
Bernie Orenstein
story consultant
Doug Quick
stage manager
Aaron Ruben
story consultant
Les Shaw
video
O. Tamburri
technical director
Saul Turteltaub
story consultant
Production Company
Bud Yorkin Productions
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Norman Lear/Tandem Productions
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NorBud Productions
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National Broadcasting Company (NBC)
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Distributor
National Broadcasting Company (NBC)
Columbia Pictures Television
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Columbia TriStar Domestic Television
Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment
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Columbia TriStar Television
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Embassy Telecommunications
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P*I*T*S Films
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Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
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Sony Pictures Television
Miscellaneous
NBC Studios, Burbank
taping location
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