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Vic Mizzy
Vic Mizzy was an American composer who wrote the theme for the television series 'The Addams Family' in 1964. That piece, with its harpsichord and bassline,...
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Vic Mizzy was an American composer who wrote the theme for the television series 'The Addams Family' in 1964. That piece, with its harpsichord and bassline, became his most recognizable work. He also wrote the theme for 'Green Acres'.
He was born in Brooklyn in 1916. Before his television work, he composed music for B-movies and commercials.
Mizzy wrote scores for other shows and films, including 'The Man from U.N.C.L.E.' and 'The Odd Couple'. He composed over 100 film and television scores in total.
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