Movie Credits
Inspector Gadget: Gadget's Greatest Gadgets	(1999)
[ Frank Welker ][ Maurice LaMarche ]
Inspector Gadget	(1999)
[ Matthew Broderick ][ Dabney Coleman ][ Rupert Everett ][ Elton John ][ Andy Dick ]
Australia/Florida	(1996)
Australia/Spain	(1996)
Boston	(1996)
Boston/Wild West	(1996)
Get Smart, Again!	(1989)
[ Harold Gould ][ Kenneth Mars ]
Back to the Beach	(1987)
[ John Calvin ][ Paul Reubens ][ John Williams ][ O.J. Simpson ][ Bob Denver ]
The Amazing Adventures of Inspector Gadget	(1986)
[ Frank Welker ][ Maurice LaMarche ]
Doubled Agent	(1983)
The Invasion	(1983)
Zinging Valentine/The Very Temporary Secretary/The Final Score	(1983)
Jimmy the Kid	(1982)
[ Walter Olkewicz ][ Pat Morita ][ Gary Coleman ][ Cleavon Little ]
Doc Take the Fifth/Safety Last/A Business Affair	(1982)
April's Love/Happy Ending/We Three	(1980)
Murder Can Hurt You	(1980)
[ Tony Danza ][ Burt Young ][ Aaron Spelling ][ Jamie Farr ][ Mel Blanc ]
The Nude Bomb	(1980)
[ Dana Elcar ]
Isaac's Double Standard/One More Time/Chimpanzeeshines	(1978)
The Love Boat	(1976)
[ Dick Van Patten ][ Tom Bosley ][ Harvey Korman ]
Saga of Sonora	(1973)
[ Vince Edwards ]
Physician Impossible	(1969)
Smart Fell on Alabama	(1969)
Valerie of the Dolls	(1969)
Schwartz's Island	(1968)
The Finale	(0)
[ Diedrich Bader ][ Maurice LaMarche ][ James Avery ][ Jim Cummings ][ Danny Cooksey ]
Unhappy Campers	(0)
[ Diedrich Bader ][ Maurice LaMarche ][ James Avery ][ Jim Cummings ][ Danny Cooksey ]

Of Irish-Hungarian heritage, Don Adams had a sister Gloria, brother Dick Yarmy. He served in U.S. Marines in World War II and contracted malaria during the fighting on Guadalcanal island. After the war, he began a career as a stand-up comic. He married singer Adelaide Adams and adopted her stage surname. They had seven children: Carolyn, Christine, Catherine, Cecily Adams, Stacey Adams, Sean, Beige. His television career began when he won the "Ted Mack & the Original Amateur Hour" (1948) talent contest. His most famous role, of course, is as bumbling, incompetent, clueless yet endearing secret agent Maxwell Smart in the classic sitcom/spy spoof "Get Smart" (1965), although he also had a career as a television director and a Broadway and theatrical dramatic actor.