Additional information for Addams Family Values, which has a domestic theatrical release set for November 19, 1993. The film is being distributed by Paramount Pictures and has not yet been rated. Addams Family Values has a total running time of 94 minutes.
13
Argentina
PG
Australia
14
Chile
K-10
Finland
12
Germany
L
Iceland
12
Ireland
12
Netherlands
10
Norway
14
Peru
PG
Singapore
13
Spain
11
Sweden
PG
UK
PG-13
USA
PG
Canada
PG
New Zealand
M/12
Portugal
94min
Addams Family 2
Finland
Addams Family 2
Greece
Los locos Addams II
Argentina
Los locos Addams II
Mexico
Ценности семейки Аддамс
Russia
A Família Addams 2
Portugal
A Família Addams II
Brazil
Addams family 2. - Egy kicsivel galádabb a család
Hungary
Addamsite suguvõsa 2
Estonia
Den heliga familjen Addams
Sweden
Det bli'r i familien Addams
Denmark
Die Addams Family in verrückter Tradition
Germany
La famiglia Addams 2
Italy
La familia Addams: la tradición continúa
Spain
Les valeurs de la famille Addams
France
Los locos Addams 2
Peru
Oikogeneia Addams 2
Greece
Pri Addamsovih 2
Slovenia
Rodzina Addamsów 2
Poland
Vrednosti porodice Adams
Serbia
November 19, 1993
USA
November 25, 1993
Australia
December 10, 1993
Finland
December 10, 1993
Portugal
December 10, 1993
UK
December 22, 1993
France
December 22, 1993
Spain
December 23, 1993
Argentina
December 25, 1993
Colombia
December 25, 1993
Japan
January 13, 1994
Germany
January 13, 1994
Netherlands
January 28, 1994
Sweden
February 17, 1994
Hungary
February 25, 1994
Denmark
June 03, 1994
Estonia
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A comical Gothic horror-movie-type family tries to rescue their beloved uncle from his gold-digging new love.
Gomez (Raul Julia) and Morticia Addams (Anjelica Huston) welcome their third child: a mustachioed baby boy named Pubert.Wednesday Addams (Christina Ricci) and Pugsley (Jimmy Workman), aren't happy to see the new baby and they make it serious business to dispatch their new baby brother. Among other things, the kids drop the baby from several stories up in the house, try to decapitate him with a guillotine, and throw an anvil on top of him. But, when the baby isn't being rescued by another family member (by some streak of fortune), then it is able to save itself with unusual strength and coordination. The baby also breathes fire.Worried about their children's behavior, Morticia and Gomez request help from "The Agency." The children have chased off or scared away every nanny to date that the agency previously provided, nevertheless, they send over Debbie Jelinsky (Joan Cusack), a seemingly sweet nanny. Morticia was surprised that the agency sent another person, as they'd recommended they send a doberman pinscher.Debbie, is actually the so-called "Black Widow," who singles out rich men, gets them to marry her, then kills them and spends the inheritance. She had targeted Uncle Fester (Christopher Lloyd) as her next victim, in hopes of gaining the enormous Addams fortune for herself. Uncle Fester, who had been pining for a romantic relationship, immediately falls for Debbie.Wednesday and Pugsley become suspicious of Debbie, and to remove them from the picture, Debbie persuades Gomez and Morticia to send them to summer camp.Pugsley and Wednesday are sent away to WASP-y Camp Chippewa. Lost in a sea of blond, preppy children, they quickly make enemies with the snobby Amanda Buckman, and the disturbingly cheerful camp owners, Gary and Becky Granger. They befriend another misfit, the nerdy Joel Glicker, who develops a crush on Wednesday. The three are often sent to the Harmony Hut, a tiny cottage decorated with flowers and inspirational posters, and forced to watch sappy musicals and Disney films as an attempt to "liven" them up.Pugsley manages to accidentally shoot and kill a bald eagle during archery practice.Back home, Fester is completely infatuated with Debbie (who has stayed to look after Pubert). However he is too shy to speak to her, so he recruits Gomez and Morticia to accompany them on a double date for moral support. Fester makes a typical slob of himself on the dinner outing, but Debbie, with the fortune in mind, pretends to return his affections and the two are engaged by the end of the night.Wednesday and Pugsley receive the news of Fester's impending wedding, and resolve to stop him from marrying the two-faced Debbie. Along with Joel, they attempt to sneak out of the camp at night but are caught. They later confirm Debbie's sinister true identity from a pack of Joels, Schitzos, and Serial Killers trading cards.Fester prepares to marry the Black Widow and at the bachelor party, there's a surprise cake that a girl is supposed to jump out of. Unfortunately for her, Lurch forgot to take her out of the batter before he baked it.The children briefly visit home to attend Fester and Debbie's wedding, which takes place in a graveyard. Everything is black, except her dress. The newlyweds leave for their Hawaiian honeymoon.While Fester bathes in their hotel room, Debbie attempts to kill him by dropping a radio into the bathtub. She is shocked to find, of course, that Fester is impervious to death and actually seems to enjoy the experience.Lester once asks for a kiss. Debbie says, "give me $20". Lester starts going through his pockets, which are empty, and he has a pained expression on his face as she walks away. A frustrated Debbie bribes the (virgin) Fester with sex, telling him that if she agrees to make love to him, he can never see his family again. Fester is reluctant to agree, but is soon seduced. He informs Gomez that they can never meet again, and Gomez spirals into depression.Debbie and Fester move into a lavish mansion, where Gomez and Morticia attempt to visit. Fester is still enslaved by Debbie, who banishes her in-laws from the house. Soon after, baby Pubert goes through dramatic emotional and physical changes: he becomes a blond-haired, rosy-cheeked, giggling child. Morticia and Gomez are horrified, and Grandmama concludes that the changes are caused by the anxiety due to Fester's departure. The family resolves to win Fester back.Meanwhile, Gary and Becky have arranged the end-of-camp play, a politically incorrect musical about the first Thanksgiving. Amanda Buckman is given the lead role of the Pilgrim heroine Sarah Miller, while Wednesday is cast in the secondary, but still compellingly written role of Pocahontas. Pugsley plays a large turkey.Pugsley, Joel, and the other misfit campers become even more at odds with the rest of the camp, but Wednesday becomes inexplicably cooperative (and even cracks a smile). At the performance, however, the kids get their revenge. Wednesday, who had been faking her sweet behavior, leads the misfits (dressed as Indians) on a rebellion, burning the stage and tying up other campers. She, Joel, and Pugsley escape by canoe as Gary and Becky are tied to a spit over an open fire. Joel and Wednesday have their first kiss, while Pugsley hijacks a camp van to take them home.For their three-week anniversary, Fester is preparing a fancy dinner for himself and Debbie. Debbie hides a massive bomb in a gift box, leaving it with Fester while she goes out to get champagne. She returns home later to watch the explosion, but is foiled again when an intact Fester emerges from the rubble. Debbie then pulls a gun on Hester, tells him that she doesn't love him, that he should not be married, but that he should be studied. She prepares to shoot him, but Fester is saved by Thing, who is driving Debbie's car. He hits Debbie with the car and escapes with Lester.They speed off towards the Addams' mansion, with Debbie in hot pursuit. The Addams family has a brief, happy reunion before they are interrupted and captured by a vengeful Debbie who is wielding a shotgun. Debbie straps the family into electric chairs, then explains her life via a slide show, citing an incident on her tenth birthday as the catalyst for her life of crime (her parents bought her Malibu Barbie instead of Ballerina Barbie).During all this, Pubert, just back from being launched 30,000 feet into the air by a cannonball dropped on the other end of a plank he was sitting on, and giggling at passengers inside a passenger jet, manages to get to the attic and splicing two loose wires together, reversing the current so that when Debbie throws the switch, she is reduced to a pile of dust and credit cards. Her tombstone is shown to be inscribed: "Debbie Addams, Wife and Psycho".A new nanny arrives, a bald, ugly lady named Dementia. Fester introduces himself, saying his name means "to rot."Months later, the family celebrates Pubert's first birthday. After the party, Wednesday and Joel (whom she had invited) visit Debbie's grave. Wednesday claims that Debbie was sloppy for allowing herself to be caught, and that if she were to ever marry she would scare her husband to death. Joel scoffs it off, but is suddenly grabbed by a bloody hand that shoots from the ground, as Wednesday gives a knowing smirk.
Barry Sonnenfeld
Director(s)
Charles Addams
Paul Rudnick
Writer(s)
David Nicksay
executive producer
Susan Ringo
associate producer
Scott Rudin
producer
Producer(s)
Marc Shaiman
Composer(s)
Morticia Addams
Anjelica Huston
Gomez Addams
Raul Julia
Uncle Fester Addams
Christopher Lloyd
Debbie Jellinsky
Joan Cusack
Wednesday Addams
Christina Ricci
Granny
Carol Kane
Pugsley Addams
Jimmy Workman
Pubert Addams
Kaitlyn Hooper
Pubert Addams
Kristen Hooper
Lurch
Carel Struycken
Joel Glicker
David Krumholtz
Thing
Christopher Hart
Margaret Addams
Dana Ivey
Gary Granger
Peter MacNicol
Becky Martin-Granger
Christine Baranski
Amanda Buckman
Mercedes McNab
Don Buckman
Sam McMurray
Ellen Buckman
Harriet Sansom Harris
Mrs. Glicker
Julie Halston
Mr. Glicker
Barry Sonnenfeld
Desk Sergeant
Nathan Lane
Cousin Itt
John Franklin
Countess Cousin Aphasia du Berry
Charles Busch
Cousin Ophelia
Laura Esterman
Flora Amor
Maureen Sue Levin
Fauna Amor
Darlene Levin
Dementia
Carol Hankins
Donald
Steven M. Martin
Dexter
Douglas Brian Martin
Lumpy Addams
Ryan Holihan
Delivery Nurse
Lois De Banzie
Forceps Nurse
Vickilyn Reynolds
Heather
Cynthia Nixon
Mrs. Montgomery
Eyde Byrde
Delivery Room Doctor
David Hyde Pierce
Obnoxious Girl
Andreana Weiner
Host
Peter Graves
Lawyer
Rick Scarry
Flirting Woman
Monet Mazur
Flirting Man
Francis Coady
Director(s)
Paul Rudnick
Writer(s)
executive producer
Susan Ringo
associate producer
Scott Rudin
producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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