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There was a small scandal in the world of pop culture when actor Barry Williams (writing with Chris Kresky) published his autobiography in 1992, "Growing Brady: I ​​was a teenager." Williams celebrated the healthy teenager Greg Brady on Hit of Sherwood Schwarz in 1974 "Brady Banc", And he revealed that, behind the scenes, he met Morin McCormick, an actress who played Greg's sister, Marcia. He also talked about how he often suffocates his head with Robert Reid, who played the father of Greg, Mike, and sometimes even argued with Schwartz himself. Williams has also spread gossip about how his other co-Starsevils Eva Plumb and Christopher Knight (who played brothers and sisters Jan and Peter Brady) were once caught returning to Rehn van. It seems that Williams is a very kind of person to kiss and tell.

In 2000 The television film was an adaptation, of course, so some of the events in the real world were changed to match the more satisfactory structure of the film. The television film was directed by Richard A. Cola, one of the stars of the "Days of Our Lives" in the 1960s and then a fruitful TV. The actors and crew "Brady" all played the younger look. Schwartz played Michael Tucker. Florence Henderson played Rebecca Bush, while Robert Reid was played by Daniel Hugh Kelly. Williams told the film, but Adam Brody played Williams on camera.

Kailey Cuoco, the future star of "8 simple rules" and "Big Bang theory", was played by young Morin McCormick, making actress Sitkom Royal. Not only did she act in a few of his hit shows, but she was, on the road, Marcia Brady.

In an extra piece of casting, Mike Leinland (played by Bobby Brady) played his son, Scott Michael Lellend. Mike also had Kimo as a camera operator. Plumb and Knight played Caitlin Culum and Raviv Ulman, while Carly Schroeder played Susan Olsen (who played Cindy Brady). The real Sherwood Schwartz also has Ammoto like himself. The TV movie dramatized the famous meeting between Morin McCormick and Davy Onesons, One of the monqueons. Marcia Brady loved Davy Onesons, so his guest performance at Brady Banc is loved by fans. Actor Paul Greenberg played Onesons.

"Growing Brady", of course, was built for people who were already obsessive fans of Brady Banc and who already knew about the relationship of Williams and McCormick. Many Brady fans want to spread sexual and romantic gossip about the cast because the play itself was so hard. The premise referred to a father of three sons who married a single mother of three girls, and what happens when such a big family of relatives on the step, everyone is trying to collect under one roof. The fact that the actors who played brothers and sisters dated to each other outside the camera gave the incestual note that gossip gossipers wanted to cultivate them.

In real life, Williams and McCormick had their first kiss while traveling to Hawaii together, though in the TV movie, their first kiss - between Kuoko and Brody - was prescribed to happen at the back of the limousine after the couple saw WHO together. Otherwise, "Growing Brady" was a lightweight, TV-friendly biography, removing and celebrating Brady Banc as much as he disseminated.

The series was already deeply rooted in pop culture, and two great film adaptations were already played in theaters, so 2000 was a good time to expose the myth Brady that much more. The scandaliness was present, but never hit very hard, mostly because Barry Williams was so honest, and because the cast was mostly decent with each other (regardless of Robert Reed).

Cuoco was already well-established film and TV actress by 2000, after first appearing in the 1992 TV movie "Quicksand: No Escape" when she was only seven years old. She appeared in the episodes of "Ellen", "My so -called Life" and "North Exposure", as well as in feature films such as "Virtuosity" and "Picture Perfect". "Growing Brady" was another step in her long career trajectory. In 1999, Cuoco was interviewed by E!And she was relaxed and easy with playing Morin McCormick. She even admitted that she had audited for the section, fully expecting to be rejected. Asked about the inheritance of the sitcom in which he joins, Cuoko said:

"I've never thought about it before. This will never happen. ”I never thought about it, but it's a lot of fun."

Cuoco, as mentioned, will lower the role of Bridget in Hit Sitom in 2002 "8 simple rules for dating my teenage daughter" and will achieve even greater levels of fame playing a penny in The massive "Big Bang theory". That series lasted for 279 episodes during its 12 seasons. Cuoco would also play the voice of Charlie Quinn and be nominated for Emmy for Stewardess. Now 39, Cuoco is easily modern TV -Koral family, and a great boot actress.