1987 · Syndication · Ended · 22 min
Marblehead Manor is an American television sitcom that originally ran from 1987 to 1988 in first run syndication. It stars British comic actor Paxton Whitehead, American actor Phil Morris, Canadian actress Linda Thorson, American actor and screenwriter Bob Fraser and Michael Richards. The series was a Dames-Fraser Production in association with Paramount Television.
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Paxton Whitehead
Albert Dudley
24 episodes
Linda Thorson
Hillary Stonehill
24 episodes
Phil Morris
Jerry Stockton
24 episodes
Rodney Scott Hudson
Dwayne Stockton
24 episodes
Bob Fraser
Randolf Stonehill
24 episodes
Dyana Ortelli
Lupe
24 episodes
Michael Richards
Rick
24 episodes
Humberto Ortiz
Elvis
24 episodes
Wendie Jo Sperber
Madame Von Mongo
1 episode
Kristi Somers
Heather
1 episode
Wendell Wright
Jack Spivey
1 episode
Renée Jones
Elizabeth Spivey
1 episode
Jay Ingram
Steven Cassidy
1 episode
Cliff Bemis
Police Office
1 episode
Charo
Cookie
1 episode
Bill Wiley
Roger Asta
1 episode
Carol Bruce
Margaret Stonehill
1 episode
Luis Ávalos
Juan Caballero
1 episode
Dee Biederbeck
Reporter
1 episode
Ernest Harada
Asuo Asano
1 episode
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