Happy days, The sixth season

Resource Information

The work Happy days, The sixth season represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Bates College. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Moving Image, Visual Materials.

Label

Happy days, The sixth season

Title number

The sixth season

Statement of responsibility

created by Garry K. Marshall ; directed by Jerry Paris ; Paramount Pictures Corporation ; Miller-Milkis Productions, Inc., and Henderson Production Company, Inc. in association with CBS Television Distribution

Creator

• Happy days (Television program), Season 6

Contributor

• Leavitt, Ron, 1947-2008,
• Sheiner, Mary-David,
• Winkler, Henry, 1945-
• Levant, Brian,
• Loman, Michael, (Tribal dancer),
• Weisberg, Sheila Judis,
• Maio, Fred,
• Marshall, Garry,
• Miller-Milkis Productions,
• Molinaro, Al, 1919-2015,
• Henderson Production Company,
• Moran, Erin, 1960-2017,
• CBS Television Network
• CBS DVD (Firm),
• Most, Donny,
• Bosley, Tom,
• Paris, Jerry, 1925-1986,
• Bloomberg, Beverly, 1950-
• Brunner, Bob, 1934-2012,
• Reo, David,
• DiMarco, Tony,
• Dunne, James Patrick,
• Williams, Anson,
• Fox, Fred, Jr.,
• Rosenstock, Richard, (Television writer and producer),
• Goldstein, Allen, (Television writer),
• Harris, Susanne Gayle,
• Ross, Marion, 1928-
• Howard, Bob, -1987,
• Baio, Scott,
• Howard, Ron, 1954-
• Safran, Don,
• Kempley, Walter, 1926-2001,
• Ketchum, Dave,
• Lanzarone, Ben,
• Paramount Pictures Corporation,

Actor

• Bosley, Tom,
• Winkler, Henry, 1945-
• Williams, Anson,
• Ross, Marion, 1928-
• Baio, Scott,
• Most, Donny,
• Moran, Erin, 1960-2017,
• Molinaro, Al, 1919-2015,
• Howard, Ron, 1954-

Composer

• Lanzarone, Ben,

Creator

• Marshall, Garry,

Director

• Paris, Jerry, 1925-1986,

Film distributor

• CBS DVD (Firm),

Producer

• Paris, Jerry, 1925-1986,
• Brunner, Bob, 1934-2012,

Production company

• Paramount Pictures Corporation,
• Miller-Milkis Productions,
• Henderson Production Company,

Screenwriter

• Rosenstock, Richard, (Television writer and producer),
• Bloomberg, Beverly, 1950-
• Brunner, Bob, 1934-2012,
• DiMarco, Tony,
• Dunne, James Patrick,
• Fox, Fred, Jr.,
• Goldstein, Allen, (Television writer),
• Harris, Susanne Gayle,
• Howard, Bob, -1987,
• Kempley, Walter, 1926-2001,
• Ketchum, Dave,
• Leavitt, Ron, 1947-2008,
• Levant, Brian,
• Loman, Michael, (Tribal dancer),
• Maio, Fred,
• Reo, David,
• Safran, Don,
• Sheiner, Mary-David,
• Weisberg, Sheila Judis,

Subject

• Nineteen fifties -- Drama
• Situation comedies (Television programs)
• Situation comedies (Television programs)
• Television series
• Video recordings for the hearing impaired
• Wisconsin -- Milwaukee
• Drama
• Drama
• Drive-in restaurants
• Drive-in restaurants -- Wisconsin | Milwaukee -- Drama
• Families
• Families -- Wisconsin | Milwaukee -- Drama
• Fiction television programs
• Fiction television programs
• Friendship
• Friendship -- Wisconsin | Milwaukee -- Drama
• High school students
• High school students -- Wisconsin | Milwaukee -- Drama
• Nineteen fifties

Genre

• Video recordings for the hearing impaired
• Situation comedies (Television programs)
• Drama
• Fiction television programs
• Television series

Language

• eng
• eng
• eng
• eng

Summary

The nostalgic comedy set in Milwaukee, Wisconsin focused on the Cunninghams and their two kids, Richie and Joanie, and their relationship with Fonzie, a motorcycle-riding Casanova who became a pop-culture phenomenon

Cataloging source

TEFMT

Characteristic

videorecording

Credits note

Produced by Jerry Paris, Bob Brunner ; director of photography, Robert G. Hager ; editors, Bill Brame and/or Ed Cotter ; music, Ben Lanzarone

Language note

In English, with optional English subtitles for the deaf & hard of hearing (SDH)

PerformerNote

Ron Howard, Henry Winkler, Marion Ross, Anson Williams, Donny Most, Erin Moran, Al Molinaro, Scott Baio, Tom Bosley

Runtime

661

Technique

live action