Green Acres - Cast

Cast

  • Oliver Wendell Douglas: Eddie Albert (170 episodes)
  • Lisa Douglas: Eva Gabor (170 episodes)
  • Eb Dawson: Tom Lester (148 episodes)
  • Sam Drucker: Frank Cady (142 episodes)
  • Mr. Eustace Haney: Pat Buttram (84 episodes)
  • Hank Kimball: Alvy Moore (79 episodes)
  • Fred Ziffel: Hank Patterson (50 episodes)
  • Doris Ziffel: Barbara Pepper (1965–1968) (30 episodes)/Fran Ryan (1969–71) (7 episodes)
  • Arnold Ziffel: (Original pig came from the town of Union Star, Missouri)
  • Alf Monroe: Sid Melton (1965–1969) (26 episodes)
  • Ralph Monroe: Mary Grace Canfield (26 episodes)
  • Newt Kiley: Kay E. Kuter (1965–1970) (24 episodes)
  • Mother Eunice Douglas: Eleanor Audley (1965–1969) (15 episodes)
  • Roy Trendell: Robert Foulk (1966–1968) (15 episodes)
  • Ben Miller: Tom Fadden (1965)

In addition, there were crossovers from Petticoat Junction cast members, most frequently:

  • Uncle Joe Carson: Edgar Buchanan (1965–1969) (17 episodes)
  • Floyd Smoot: Rufe Davis (1965–1967) (10 episodes)
  • Charley Pratt: Smiley Burnette (1965–1967) (7 episodes)
  • Kate Bradley: Bea Benaderet (1965–1966) (6 episodes)

Of the above cast, Mary Grace Canfield and Tom Lester are the only surviving members as of October 2012, evident from the cast biographies.

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