Gidget Gets Married
Michael Burns and Monie Ellis
Genre	Comedy
Written by	John McGreevey
Directed by	E.W. Swackhamer
Starring	Michael Burns Monie Ellis
Theme music composer	Pete Carpenter Mike Post
Country of origin	United States
Original language	English
Production
Executive producer	Harry Ackerman
Producers	E.W. Swackhamer Louis H. Goldstein (associate producer)
Production location	Westlake Village, California
Cinematography	Joseph F. Biroc
Editor	Hugh Chaloupka
Running time	74 minutes
Production company	Screen Gems
Original release
Network	ABC
Release	January 4, 1972 (January 4, 1972)
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Gidget Gets Married is a 1972 American made-for television comedy film produced by Screen Gems for ABC. It was written by John McGreevey, directed by E.W. Swackhamer and starred Monie Ellis as Gidget.

Plot

Now that Jeff has completed his military service and landed a lucrative job as an engineer, he and Gidget marry and move to Woodlake, Florida, where his new job is. Gidget finds that Jeff's company exerts far too much control over their lives, deciding where they will live and even choosing their friends for them. Gidget's rebellion against this lands Jeff in hot water, and their marriage is sorely tested.

Cast

• Michael Burns as Jeff Stevens
• Monie Ellis as Gidget Stevens
• Don Ameche as Otis Ramsey
• Joan Bennett as Claire Ramsey
• Corinne Camacho as Nancy Lewis
• Macdonald Carey as Russ Lawrence
• Elinor Donahue as Medley Blaine
• Paul Lynde as Louis B. Latimer
• Roger Perry as Tom Blaine
• Gene Andrusco as Vince Blaine
• Radames Pera as Bob Ramsey
• Tiger Williams as Richie Coleman
• Dennis Fimple as Policeman
• Ivor Barry as Maitre 'D
• Burke Byrnes as Minister
• Larry Gelman as Anatole
• Helen Funai as Minnie Chan
• Joseph Bernard as Furniture Man
• Victoria Paige Meyerink as Janie (as Victoria Meyerink)
• Jimmy Bracken as Andy
• Michael Barbera as Chris
• Susan Spell as Little Girl
• Nicolas Beauvy as Gregg
• James Sikking as Jim Johnson
• Virginia Hawkins as Mrs. Johnson
• William Gray Espy as Chuck
• Judith McConnell as Ann (as Judy McConnell)
• Larry Delaney as John