Showing posts with label Debi Storm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Debi Storm. Show all posts

Sunday, November 16, 2025

Debi Storm on The Fugitive 1965







David Janssen
Suzanne Pleschette

Debi played Molly Webber in “My Fair Opponent”. 

Friday, July 25, 2025

Eve Plumb and Debi Storm appeared in the same episode of The Big Valley


Eve Plumb, Mark Levy, Robert Goulet, Linda Evans

Debi Storm
Epi: "Brother Love" 1967

Debi Storm on The Brady Bunch

Thursday, January 02, 2025

Debi Storm on Adam-12






Debi played Molly Webber in “My Fair Opponent”. 

This Adam-12 episode aired in October, 1968. The pilot for the Brady Bunch was filmed in October,1968. Though there are no Bradys in the episode, Debi has confirmed she auditioned for the show. It might be safe to assume all these kid actors in this episode could have been considered, in some regard, for a Brady role.

The young actor in the first two photos is Joel Davison, who resembles Barry Williams.

Friday, January 03, 2020

Signed Brady Visitors

Lisa Eilbacher

Pamelyn Ferdin

Michael Gray

Nicholas Hammond

Denny Miller

Gigi Perreau

Robbie Rist

Eric Shea

Debi Storm

Sunday, April 09, 2017

Almost The Brady Kids

Dawn Lyn mentions in a recent interview with "On Screen & Beyond" (episode #419) that she, and her brother Leif Garrett, auditioned as Brady Kids. Unfortunately this brown haired girl, and blonde boy did not fit the bill. She doesn't elaborate on this, but its a great interview you can hear on the link above. (Brady Talk is at the 17:00 minute mark). Brown haired Debi Storm has also spoken about the fact that she was up for a role as a Brady.  An Interview With Debi Storm

Dawn Lyn in"My Three Sons"
Leif Garrett in "Nanny & The Professor"
Debi Storm in "Family Affair"
Debi Storm as Molly Webber in the "My Fair Opponent"

Monday, May 16, 2016

Behind The Scenes Of "My Fair Opponent"

In "My Fair Opponent" it appears that close-ups for the outdoor scenes at Fillmore Junior High, were done later on the Bradys backyard set. Here you see a two-shot with the Brady girls:
 and then close-ups with Maureen McCormick were done inside on the Brady set with the backyard wall behind her.
In the following scene, the girls are still outside, and the close-up of Debi Storm was done inside in the same spot.  (Even adding a water fountain and student extras walking by in the background).
  
 
(For reference, photos of The Brady yard below:)

Saturday, November 28, 2015

An Interview With Debi Storm

                       
nwitimes.com

'Brady Bunch' and child star actress Debi Storm has no career regrets

offBeat with PHILIP POTEMPA
March 18, 2008 12:00 am  • 
Memorable make-over
Actress Debi Storm has her very own moment in TV pop culture history.
Though Storm has played in many films and starred on a variety of television series, ranging from "Dr. Kildare," "The Big Valley" and "Green Acres" to "Dallas" and "The Fugitive," it's her guest-starring role 35 years ago on a March 3, 1972, episode of "The Brady Bunch" titled "My Fair Competition" that often attracts the most attention.
Storm played a "plane Jane" named Molly Webber, a young high school friend of oldest Brady daughter Marcia. When the school students play a joke by nominating "unpopular" Molly to be the school hostess at a dance function, Marcia decides to help her friend's self-esteem by transforming Molly into a vision of beauty, with new clothes, fluffy hair and sans her Coke-bottle glasses.
After tasting the sweet lure of being popular, Molly's ego swells so much, she begins to challenge Marcia's own popularity, informing her: "It doesn't make any difference how I got here Marcia, the point is...I've arrived."
Storm, who was in Chicago over the weekend, chatted with me about the rollercoaster excitement of having a career as a child star.
In fact, it was Storm who originally was hand-picked by "Brady Bunch" producer Sherwood Schwartz to play the long-suffering middle Brady daughter Jan, until he decided to cast all blondes for the roles.
"I had a great time growing up and working in film and television," Storm said.
"I was very fortunate that I had a mother who helped make it such a great experience. It all has to do with the people around you. Don't blame it on the business."
And while working with greats like Bob Hope, Phyllis Diller and Jonathan Winters on the 1967 movie "Eight on the Lam," she admits she also faced a few costars on other projects who weren't happy about having to work with kids, such as actors Robert Culp and David Janssen.
"I've talked with so many other actors and actresses who began as child stars, like Todd Bridges from 'Different Strokes' and Lauren Chapin, who played the youngest daughter in the TV series 'Father Knows Best,' " Storm said.
"And their experiences weren't' always as positive as what I encountered while growing up on a set. I feel very grateful to have worked so long in this business and worked with so many greats from TV and film."