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Behind the Camera: The Unauthorized Story of 'Three's Company'

Year:

2003

Duration:

USA:120 min (including commercials)

Genres:

Drama | Comedy

IMDB rate:

6.4

Director:

Jason Ensler

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2003-05-05

Filming Locations: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Cast

Actor

Character

Jud Tylor

Behind the Camera: The Unauthorized Story of 'Three's Company'

Melanie Paxson

Joyce DeWitt

Bret Anthony

John Ritter

Brian Dennehy

Fred Silverman

Wallace Langham

Jay

Daniel Roebuck

Ted Bergman

Michael David Simms

Don Taffner

Gregg Binkley

Don Knotts

Barbara Gordon

Audra Lindley

Joyce DeWitt

Herself - Host

Rick Skene

Alpha Beta director

Terence Kelly

Norman Fell

Christopher Shyer

Alan Hamel

Gary Hudson

Tony Thomopolous

David Lewis

Ira Denmark

Jason Schombing

Jeff Kline

Frank Adamson

Director #2

Tom Anniko

Rev. Wildmon

John Bluethner

Director #1

Chad Bruce

Reporter #3

Lyle E Style

Larry Dallas

Liz Crawford

Jenilee Harrison

Colin Cunningham

Steve - Joyce DeWitt's boyfriend

Lisa Best

Reporter at interview

Brian Drader

'Newsweek' photographer

Fred Ewanuick

Set assistant

Rebecca Gibson

Silverman's assistant

Ernesto Griffith

Lot security guard

Robert Huculak

CBS pilot director

Sam Katz

CBC executive #2

Marina Stephenson Kerr

Art director

Matt Kippen

Suzanne's assistant

Jon Ljungberg

Backstage security guard

Yorick Parke

Sitcom actor

Greg Rogers

CBC executive #1

Evan Roitenberg

NBC executive

Anne Ross

Priscilla Barnes

Lora Schroeder

Press Conference Reporter #2

Michel Sutherland

Delivery Man

Ingrid Torrance

Mary Cadorette

Leigh Enns

Auditioner (uncredited)

Shannon Jacques

Makeup artist (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

When executives are pitching the show to CBS, an actual clip from 'Man About the House', the original British series, is used.

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Although an actor was hired to portray Richard Kline, he never appeared in the movie.

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Because 'Three's Company' was an ABC show, and this movie aired on NBC, many details had to be changed in order to avoid legal issues.

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Goofs

In a scene set during the 1978-79 season, an ABC executive says that "CHiPs" is NBC's only hit. That was only the network's third highest-rated program that year, behind "Little House on the Prairie" and "Real People."

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The actors are using mobile telephones in cars and on the set in 1979. Mobile phones weren't mass produced until 1983.

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When they are filming the commercial for the supermarket, we see the cash registers which have computer monitors, which were not a common feature until the late-'90s.

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Quotes

Jay Bernstein: You wanna smoke me, give it your best shot.

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