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J271 SANFORD & SON TV script '75 Redd Foxx classic!

Date Sold 4/13/2004
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An Original Vintage Studio-Used TV Show Script (measures approximately 8 1/2" x 11") (Learn More)

Sanford and Son, the 1972 - 1977 Norman Abbott & Peter Baldwin television (TV) black African American junk dealer family situation comedy series starring Redd Foxx (in the title role as Fred G. Sanford), Demond Wilson (in the title role as Lamont Sanford), , LaWanda Page, Don Bexley, Whitman Mayo, and Pat Morita. Note that, in the series, Red Foxx's character faked a heart attack when things didn't go his way. Years later, when Foxx was on another sitcom, "The Royal Family", he had a REAL heart attack, but no one believed him because of his previous gags, and he died on the set.

Important Added Info: Note that this original TV script is the "The Oddfather" episode from 3/21/75.

Condition: very good. minor creases throughout the script (mostly around the edges); marker writing at upper left in the front cover; small tear in the lower right edge of the back cover
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