Henny Backus

Jim and Henny Backus 1987 Interview

Jim and Henny Backus are interviewed by Connie Martinson, about their book "Forgive us our digressions: an autobiography."

Jim Backus (Mr. Howell of Gilligan's Island) and his real life wife Henny Backus (she played the fat native's mother in the first color ...

Here is a September 1974 episode of Tattletales. Something happens in this episode that doesn't typically happen in this show.

Michael McAssey is a wonderful entertainer but Henny Backus tried to steal the spotlight!

This tied game has these celebrity couples, JoAnn Pflug & Chuck Woolery, Mitzi McCall & Charlie Brill, and Henny Backus & Mr ...

http://TVSeriesFinale.com The talented actor who played wealthy characters like Mr. Magoo and Thurston Howell, III (on Gilligan's ...

As we continue our look back at the 1966-67 television season and Gilligan's Island's final season, we present today a tribute clip ...

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Here I am at the grave of Jim and Henny Backus.

The Truth about Jim Backus on Gilligan's Island--How He TRULY Was on Show--Revealed! Giveaway Details Link: https://forms.gle ...

"Moosehead" Director: Marc Daniels. Writers: Arthur Stander, Frank Tarloff, Ben Starr. Brad gives Joan fifty dollars to buy a ...

This versatile actor showed up on a variety of different shows throughout his television career. Here's just a handful of his TV roles!

JUBILEE 5330 US 1958 DELICIOUS !! Mr.Magoo.

More cameos than should be allowed by law. In order of appearance: Jim Backus, Henny Backus, Higgins the Dog (aka Benji #1), ...

As we continue our look back at the 1966-1967 television season, we focus this week on Gilligan's Island, as it was nearing the ...

(1967) Don't Make Waves Movie Trailer Don't Make Waves (1967) is a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer sex farce (with elements of the ...

Mike O 'Toole owns and runs a second rate news service that he struggles to keep aflloat financially. His employees include the ...

Jim Backus with the spoken-word Why Don't You Go Home For Xmas. It appeared on the B-Side of a 1958 7" 45 RPM Single, ...