This is the authorized biography of actor Butch Patrick covering the first 25 years of his 50 year career in the Hollywood television and movie industry. Written by Helen Darras, this book not only covers Butch’s professional experience but insight into his personal and private life experience, as well. Butch’s contagious sense of humor is well projected in this book and will keep his fans laughing and amused. Louise Harrison has written the Foreword for this book. Louise, the sister of George Harrison of the Beatles, traveled extensively with The Beatles at the height of their popularity. The Beatles and “The Munsters” both arrived on the American scene in 1964. Louise agrees that while The Beatles dominated the music industry, “The Munsters” dominated the comedic and laughter industry of 1964! New York’s own, Howard Stern, has contributed Special Words to this book. Butch Patrick has made motion picture and television appearances with Judy Garland, Burt Lancaster, Eddie Albert, Jane Wyatt, Bobby Darin, Walter Brennan, Buddy Ebsen, Kurt Russell, Goldie Hawn, Vincent Price, Edward G. Robinson, Robert Taylor, Henry Fonda, Sidney Poitier, John Carradine, Andy Griffith, Richard Crenna, Bill Bixby, Ray Walston, Larry Hagman, Fred MacMurray, Dick Clark, Wally Cox and Wayne Newton, just to name a few. Television shows and appearances during the 1960s to 1970s include being an original first year cast member on the television series “General Hospital,” as well as appearing in “The Real McCoys,” “My Three Sons,” “My Favorite Martian,” “The Munsters,” “Mr. Ed,” “Gunsmoke,” “ Bonanza,” “Rawhide,” “Daniel Boone,” “The Wonderful World of Disney,” “The Monkees,” “Adam 12,” “Family Affair,” “The Dating Game,” “I Dream of Jeannie,” “Lidsville,” “American Bandstand,” the 1972 Rose Parade, “Ironside” and others. Television Commercials, including both past and present and numerous regional campaigns, have given Butch visibility and world recognition maintaining his beloved icon status. This book will stand on its own merits to those who did not realize the broad scope of Butch Patrick’s career and his contributions to the entertainment industry, spanning his many years in Hollywood.