Gomez Addams | |
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The Addams Family character | |
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First appearance | The New Yorker (1942) |
Created by | Charles Addams |
Portrayed by | John Astin (1964) Raul Julia (1991, 1993) Tim Curry (1998) Glenn Taranto (1998) Nathan Lane and Roger Rees (2010) Douglas Sills (2011) Cameron Blakely (2017) Luis Guzmán (2022) |
Voiced by | John Astin (1972, 1992) Lennie Weinrib (1973) Oscar Isaac (2019, 2021) |
In-universe information | |
Nickname | Bubele (by Morticia; Yiddish for "darling") |
Species | Human |
Gender | Male |
Occupation | Lawyer, business tycoon, playboy |
Family | Fester (originally uncle-in-law in the original TV series, older brother in recent movies and TV series) Grandmama (mother) Granny Frump (mother-in-law) Itt (cousin) Cosimo Addams (brother) Pancho Addams (brother, Halloween with the New Addams Family) Debbie Jellinsky-Addams (sister-in-law, Addams Family Values; deceased) Goody Addams (ancestor; Wednesday) |
Spouse | Morticia (wife) |
Children | Wednesday (daughter) Pugsley (older son) Pubert (younger son, Addams Family Values) Wednesday Jr. (younger daughter, Halloween with the New Addams Family) Pugsley Jr. (youngest son, Halloween with the New Addams Family) |
Nationality | Castilian American[1] (residence: Westfield, New Jersey) |
Gomez Addams is the patriarch of the fictional Addams Family, created by cartoonist Charles Addams for The New Yorker magazine in the 1940s and subsequently portrayed on television, in film and on the stage.