Yours, Mine and Ours (1969 film) Credits

Opening Logos

 * Clampett-Burton Films
 * Distributed by Buena Vista Distribution Co., Inc.

Opening Credits

 * Walt Disney Productions Presents
 * Henry Fonda and Lucille Ball in
 * "Yours, Mine and Ours"
 * Color by Technicolor®
 * © Copyright MCMLXIX Walt Disney Productions · All Rights Reserved
 * RCA Sound Recording
 * This picture has made the jurdisction of I.A.T.S.E.-IA, affiliated with A.F.L.-C.L.O.
 * Approved No. 61719 Motion Picture Association of America
 * Story: Dave Monahan, Don Christensen, Warren Foster, Melvin Millar, Michael Sasanoff, T. Hee, Xavier Atencio, Milt Kahl, Bill Peet, Larz Bourne, Tom Dagenais, Bill Lutz, Joe Ruby, Ken Spears
 * Graphic/Character Design: Ed Levitt, Bernard Gruver, Evert Brown, Ruth Kissane, Charles McElmurry, Dean Spille, Ellie Bonnard, Jan Green, Al Shean
 * Directing Animators: Art Leonardi, George Grandpré, Warren Batchelder, Lee Halpern, Bob Bransford, Ken Harris, Richard Thompson, Randy Cartwright, Andy Gaskill, Glen Keane, John Lasseter, Matt O'Callaghan, Joe Ranft, Jerry Rees, Rebecca Rees, Robert Rodriguez, Ross Bagdasarian, George Pal, Richard Williams Studios
 * Stop Motion Animation by: Mom Productions
 * Continuity Design: Anthony Peters, T. Hee, Xavier Atencio, John Jensen
 * Described Video: Kat Mullaly
 * Puppet Makers: Ichiro Komuro, Bill Justice, Xavier Atencio, George Pal
 * Stop Motion Animation Supervisor: Tad Mochinaga
 * Character Animation: Don Lusk, Frank Smith, Rudy Zamora, Bob Carlson, Bill Littlejohn, Ken O'Brien, Bob Matz, Russ Van Nedia, Barry Nelson, Ken Champin, Phil Roman, Spencer Peel, Hank Smith, Les Clark, Fred Hellmich, Walt Stanchfield, Art Stevens, Sam Jaimes, Maggie Bowen, Herm Cohen, Lew Irwin, Frank Braxton, Bror Lansing, Jay Sarbry, Gerry Kane, Jerry Hathcock, Ed Barge, Bill Justice, Dick Lundy, Isadore Ellis, Ed Aardal, Bob Bemiller, Morey Reden, Richard Thompson, Shannon Lee Dyer, John Garling, Jack Parr, Bill Keil, Ed Parks, Xenia, George Goepper, Carlos Alfonso, Oliver E. Callahan, Lillian Evans, John Sparey, Joan Orbison, Hugh Fraser, Tom Ray, Hicks Lokey, Jay Sarbry
 * Assistant Animation: Dave Suding, Retta Davidson, Doris A. Plough, Bob Richardson, Len Janson
 * Inbetween Animation: Milton Gray
 * Effects Animation: Dan MacManus, Dick Lucas
 * Directors of Animation: Jack Shih, Jenny Yu
 * Lead Technical Director: Wonnie Ro
 * Artist/Animator: Trey Parker
 * Animation Produced By: Celluloid Studios
 * Animation Producers: Oliver Katz, James Wahlberg
 * Cut 'N' Pasteur’s: Gwynn Adam, Lisa Bachar, Kathleen Iannacone, Chris O'Brien, Randy Pijoan, John Jensen, Olga Volozova, Jennifer Walsh, Andy Arett, Oliver De Guia, Jeff Gill, Lesley Hur, Neil Ishimine, Dave Koch, Jason Lopez, John Luciano, Scott Oberholtzer, Nora Quinn, Andrew B. Rhoades, Edgar Tellez
 * Technical Directors: Jeff Delgado, Nicole Fillatrault, Jeffrey Gulan, John Kujawa, Peder Lester, Byron Lopez, Will Meyer, Daniel Patao, Johnny Sweeney, Brunz Menezes White, Christina Yeung
 * CGI Animators: Thomas Hahn, Peter Nye, Michael A. Shantzis, Rick Age, Robert Rodriguez, Elizabeth Avellan
 * Computer Generated Graphics: Tad A. Gielow

With The Voice Talents of

 * Van Johnson as CWO Darrell Harrison, USN
 * Walter Brooke as Howard Beardsley (Frank's brother, who in this film temporarily "borrows" Germaine and Joan Beardsley after Frank's detachment from the Enterprise.)
 * Nancy Howard as Nancy Beardsley (Frank's sister-in-law)
 * Sidney Miller as Dr. Ashford (Helen's date, an obstetrician who stands a good head shorter than she)
 * Louise Troy as Madeleine Love (Frank's date, a "hip" girl young enough to be his daughter)
 * Tom Bosley as a family doctor who makes a house call on the Beardsleys, and is also the consulting physician for the California Draft Board when Mike Beardsley reports for a required physical exam.
 * Tim Matheson as Mike (credited as "Tim Matthieson")
 * Gil Rogers as Rusty
 * Gary Goetzman as Greg
 * Nancy Roth as Rosemary
 * Morgan Brittany as Louise (Credited as "Suzanne Cupito")
 * Holly O'Brien as Susan
 * Michele Tobin as Veronica
 * Maralee Foster as Mary
 * Tracy Nelson as Germaine
 * Stephanie Oliver as Joan
 * Jennifer Leak as Colleen
 * Kevin Burchett as Nick
 * Kimberly Beck as Janette
 * Mitch Vogel as Tommy
 * Margot Jane as Jean
 * Eric Shea as Philip
 * Greg Atkins as Gerald
 * Lynnell Atkins as Teresa
 * With the Additional Talents of: Bob Amsberry, Billy Bletcher, Candy Candido, Pinto Colvig, James MacDonald, Dal McKennon, Mae Questel
 * Narrated by: Marvin Miller
 * Art Directors: John B. Mansbridge, Jack Senter
 * Production Design: Iwao Takamoto
 * Layout: Willie Ito, Takashi Masunaga, Jim Fletcher, Terry Slade, Gary Hoffman, Pete Alvarado, Grace Stanzell, Floyd Norman, Jerry Eisenberg, Homer Jonas, Lou Appet, Jan Green, John Ahern, Don Jurwich, Stan Green, Roman Arambula, Xaiver Atencio, Saul Bass
 * Background Styling: Al Dempster
 * Background: Fernando Arce, Martin Forte, Rene Garcia, Gino Giudice, Richard Khim, Gary Niblett, Iraj Paran, Curtis Perkins, Eric Semones, Peter Van Elk, John Jensen, Alan Maley
 * Titles by: John Jensen, Alan Maley, Saul Bass
 * Inbetweener: Dave Brain
 * Ink and Paint: Bernie Bonnicksen, Carmen Sanderson, Mary Jane Cole
 * Story Artists: Burny Mattinson, Floyd Norman
 * Secretary: Lorraine Thilman
 * Production Manager: Don Duckwall
 * Sound: Robert O. Cook
 * Sound Effects: James MacDonald
 * Line Producer: Daryl Sancton
 * Production Coordinator: Elyse Ramsdell
 * Editor: Keef Bartkus
 * Additional Editors: David List, Tom Acosta, Norman Carlise, Cotton Warburton
 * Production Supervisor: John Hansen
 * Script Supervisor: Mark Munley
 * Production Coordinator: Ben Paine
 * Storyboard and Production Artists: Greg Postma, Tony Postma, Keo Thongkham, Natasha Helton, Mary Hoffman, Gia Park
 * Assistant Directors: Ed Hansen, Dan Alguire
 * Music Editor: Evelyn Kennedy
 * Music: Buddy Baker
 * Orchestration: Walter Sheets
 * Musicians: Ethmer Roten · Flute
 * Songs: Terry Gilkyson
 * "We Have All the Time in the World"
 * Music by John Barry
 * Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse
 * Sung by Louis Armstrong
 * Co Director: Maurice Noble
 * Associate Producers: Jules Bass, Kurt Nickels, William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
 * Story by: Chuck Jones, Matt Stone, Trey Parker
 * Screenplay by: Chuck Jones, Romeo Muller
 * Produced by: Arthur Rankin, Jr., Bob Clampett, Tim Burton
 * Directed by: Bob Clampett, Tim Burton, Larry Roemer

Ending Titles

 * THE END · A Walt Disney Production

Adult friends and relatives

 * Van Johnson as CWO Darrell Harrison, USN
 * Walter Brooke as Howard Beardsley (Frank's brother, who in this film temporarily "borrows" Germaine and Joan Beardsley after Frank's detachment from the Enterprise.)
 * Nancy Howard as Nancy Beardsley (Frank's sister-in-law)
 * Sidney Miller as Dr. Ashford (Helen's date, an obstetrician who stands a good head shorter than she)
 * Louise Troy as Madeleine Love (Frank's date, a "hip" girl young enough to be his daughter)
 * Tom Bosley as a family doctor who makes a house call on the Beardsleys, and is also the consulting physician for the California Draft Board when Mike Beardsley reports for a required physical exam.

Frank's children

 * Tim Matheson as Mike (credited as "Tim Matthieson")
 * Gil Rogers as Rusty
 * Gary Goetzman as Greg
 * Nancy Roth as Rosemary
 * Morgan Brittany as Louise (Credited as "Suzanne Cupito")
 * Holly O'Brien as Susan
 * Michele Tobin as Veronica
 * Maralee Foster as Mary
 * Tracy Nelson as Germaine
 * Stephanie Oliver as Joan

Helen's children

 * Jennifer Leak as Colleen
 * Kevin Burchett as Nick
 * Kimberly Beck as Janette
 * Mitch Vogel as Tommy
 * Margot Jane as Jean
 * Eric Shea as Philip
 * Greg Atkins as Gerald
 * Lynnell Atkins as Teresa

Other acquaintances

 * Ben Murphy as Larry, Colleen's boyfriend
 * Jennifer Gan as Young Lady In Coffeehouse
 * Larry Hankin as Supermarket Clerk

Teachers, officials, etc.

 * Mary Gregory as Sister Mary Alice, who questions Philip's use of the Beardsley name
 * Harry Holcombe as the judge who handles the grand mutual adoption

Frank's unsuccessful housekeepers

 * Ysabel MacCloskey as Number One, who lasts less than a day.
 * Pauline Hague as Number Two, aka "Mrs. Anderson." She lasts a week because she is hiding from the police. After a stint with the Beardsleys, she turns herself in.
 * Marjorie Eaton as Number Three, aka "Mrs. Ferguson," who famously says, "Mrs. Anderson was last week; I'm Mrs. Ferguson, and you can mail me my check!" She has the fight with Louise that precipitates Frank's second meeting with Helen.

Closing Logos

 * Clampett-Burton Films