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Don Adams Biography
Don was born into an Irish-Hungarian heritage.He has a sister (Gloria),and a brother (Dick Yarmy).Don served in the U.S. Marines in World War II, and contracted malaria during the Guadalcanal campaign.He married singer Adelaide Adams and adopted her stage surname.He has seven children named: Carolyn, Christine, Catherine, Cecily Adams, Stacey Adams, Sean, Beige.Don was married three times.
His carreer started in 1954, when he auditioned for Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts. Adams with his close friend Bill Dana, developed a topnotch act full of "inside" showbiz references that fortunately never went over the heads of the audience. His best monologue was "The Defense Attorney," wherein Adams adopted the clipped speech cadence of actor William Powell. Though he would be seen in a variety of sketches during his nightclub years and his early-1960s stint as a regular on The Perry Como Show, it was the Powell imitation that scored highest. Adams would use this voice for the cartoon character of Tennessee Tuxedo in 1963, and that same year expanded on the impression in the role of inept house detective Byron Glick on The Bill Dana Show. The "spy cycle" of 1965 enabled Adams to refine the Byron Glick character into the magnificently self-confident but monumentally inept secret-agent Maxwell Smart on the hit TV sitcom Get Smart, which ran until 1970.The series also gave him an opportunity to direct. In 1971, Adams moved onto another genre-spoof TV series, The Partners, in which he played police detective Lennie Crook. but the series was poorly received by the public and perished after thirteen weeks. After this debacle, Adams found the going rough for a while, though he made a comfortable living with nightclub appearances and guest spots on such TV series as The Love Boat. He made no fewer than three attempts to revive Get Smart between 1980 and 1994, one of which actually resulted in a (very short-lived) weekly Fox network sitcom. Adams is best known to children of the 1980s as the voice of cartoondom's bionic blockhead, Inspector Gadget.
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