Report: Rob Zombie Casts Authentic ‘Munsters’ Sequence Actress in His ‘Munsters’ Movie

Rob Zombie‘s fandom of the unique TV collection The Munsters is what’s led him to direct and oversee a brand new massive display screen replace for the franchise, and after delivering some fascinating casting selections, it seems as if he is landed an actress who appeared on the unique collection as nicely.

Whereas Zombie did not reveal the information, Mirror Studios not too long ago posted that whereas engaged on Zombie’s movie they “had the nice fortune” of working with actress Pat Priest. The actress was recognized within the collection for taking part in the Munsters household niece Marilyn Munster.

Priest was not initially forged as Marilyn, however went on to painting the household relative all through a majority of the collection preliminary run within the ’60s. No further particulars got as to Priest’s function within the upcoming movie.

She joins a forged that embrace Sheri Moon-Zombie and Jeff Daniel Phillips and Lily and Herman Munster and Daniel Roebuck as Grandpa Munster, Along with the featured trio, the movie additionally has Richard Brake as Dr. Henry August Wolfgang and Misplaced‘s Jorge Garcia as his hunchback assistant Floop, the not too long ago forged Cassandra Peterson (aka Elvira Mistress of the Darkish) as Barbara Carr, the No. 1 actual property agent in all of Mockingbird Heights and E.T. actress Dee Wallace as the voice of TV’s Good Morning Transylvania. The Zombie model of The Munsters has acquired a PG score from the Movement Image Affiliation.

Zombie was introduced because the director for The Munsters movie in June 2021. In current months, he is recreated the unique home and even constructed a full neighborhood set whereas filming. Zombie has additionally been steadily revealing a number of the casting, costumes and make-up results on social media within the construct as much as what’s going to ultimately be the discharge of the movie.

The rocker made his directorial debut with Home of 1000 Corpses in 2003. Since then, he has labored on quite a few different horror movies, like The Satan’s Rejects, The Lords of Salem, 3 From Hell, and a 2007 Halloween remake.

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