Growing Up Brady

Here's the story of a man who played a Brady

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DVD Details

Rated: PG-13
Closed captioning available
Run Time: 1 hours, 28 minutes
Video: Color
Encoding: Region 1 (USA & Canada)
Released: May 25, 2004
Originally Released: 2000
Label: Paramount

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring		Daniel Hugh Kelly, Adam Brody & Kaley Cuoco
Performer:		Rebeccah Bush, Michael Tucker, Ricky Ullman, Kaitlin Cullum, Scott Lookinland, Carly Schroeder, Suanne Spoke & Paul Greenberg
Directed by		Richard A. Colla
Edited by		Scott Arundale & Martin Nicholson
Narrated by		Barry Williams
Screenwriting by		Matt Dorff
Composition by		Stephen Edwards
Cameo:		Sherwood Schwartz & Mike Lookinland
Produced by		Mark H. Ovitz
Director of Photography:		Michael D. Margulies

Entertainment Reviews:

New York Magazine/Vulture

Feb 6, 2018

Entertainment Weekly

Jun 11, 2004

Product Description:

GROWING UP BRADY is Barry Williams' account of his 5-year stint playing eldest son Greg on the popular 1970s sitcom THE BRADY BUNCH. Based on Williams' memoirs, this biopic reveals the real-life dramas unfolding behind the scenes as Williams (played by THE O.C.'s Adam Brody) shares an offscreen romance with co-star Maureen McCormick (Kaley Cuoco) and a onetime date with TV-mom Florence Henderson (Rebeccah Bush). The film also documents the legendary battles between series creator Sherwood Schwartz (Michael Tucker) and classically-trained actor Robert Reed (Daniel Hugh Kelly), who wanted the frothy show to tackle more serious storylines. Brimming with the same lighthearted humor that made THE BRADY BUNCH a TV favorite, GROWING UP BRADY serves as an eye-opening chronicle of coming of age while struggling with the pressures of Hollywood stardom.

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