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Modern Family es una serie de comedia estadounidense estrenada en 2009 que gira en torno a tres familias relacionadas a través de Jay Pritchett y sus dos hijos, Claire Dunphy y Mitchell Pritchett. La serie explora las vidas de estas familias multigeneracionales y sus experiencias cotidianas a través de un formato de falso documental.
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Modern Family is a mockumentary sitcom that depicts three different families - the Dunphys, Mitchell and Cameron, and the Pritchetts. The Dunphys are a traditional nuclear family, while Mitchell and Cameron are a gay couple raising a daughter. The Pritchetts are a blended family with Jay remarried to a younger Colombian wife, Gloria, and helping raise her son Manny. Each family has a different dynamic and approach to conflict, with the Dunphys having a collaborative style while the Pritchetts engage more in covert conflict due to cultural differences. The show aims to portray the diversity of modern families in the 21st century.
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Modern Family is a mockumentary-style comedy about an unusual, multi-generational family. The family includes patriarch Jay, his daughter Claire and her family which consists of husband Phil and their three kids, and Jay's second wife Gloria and her son Manny. Jay and Gloria live with Manny, while Claire lives near with husband Phil and their kids Haley, Alex, and Luke. The show follows their daily lives and relationships through interviews and commentary presented in a documentary format.
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Modern family
- 1. Modern Family Modern Family es una serie de televisión cómica estadounidense creada por los guionistas Christopher Lloyd y Steven Levitan, estrenada en la ABC el 23 de septiembre de 2009. Lloyd y Levitan trabajan como showrunners, con su productora Levitan-Lloyd Productions. La serie está realizada en formato de falso documental, en el que los personajes hablan directamente a la cámara durante los acontecimientos que surgen a lo largo de los episodios.
- 2. Elenco y personajesLa serie gira en torno a tres familias relacionadas a través de Jay Pritchett y sus dos hijos, Claire Dunphy y Mitchell Pritchett. Jay (Ed O'Neill), el patriarca, está casado con una mujer más joven, Gloria (Sofía Vergara), una apasionada madre, que, con la ayuda de Jay, cría a su hijo, Manny (Rico Rodriguez), ya que su padre biológico (y ex marido) Javier Delgado (Benjamin Bratt) es un padre ausente, y al pequeño Joe (Pierce Wallace), que nace en la temporada 4, en el capitulo 12. Claire (Julie Bowen) trabaja para su padre en una empresa de armarios y está casada con Phil (Ty Burrell) un agente inmobiliario y autoproclamado como un padre; tienen tres hijos: Haley (Sarah Hyland), la típica adolescente más preocupada por su estatus social que por sus estudios, Alex (Ariel Winter), la inteligente hija mediana y Luke (Nolan Gould), el poco convencional hijo pequeño. Mitchell (Jesse Tyler Ferguson), un abogado, y su pareja Cameron (Eric Stonestreet) han adoptado a una niña vietnamita , Lily (Aubrey Anderson-Emmons).