Barry Williams Reveals ‘Brady Bunch’ Chemistry with Maureen McCormick Was Hard to Hide

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Barry Williams Reveals ‘Brady Bunch’ Chemistry with Maureen McCormick Was Hard to Hide

Barry Williams, best known for his role as Greg Brady on “The Brady Bunch,” recently shared insights about the unexpected chemistry he felt with co-star Maureen McCormick during filming. This revelation came during his appearance on the CW docuseries, “TV We Love.”

Uncovering On-Screen Chemistry

The dynamic between McCormick, portraying Marcia Brady, and Williams was a topic of discussion for producer Lloyd Schwartz. He recalled a notable scene from the 1973 episode “Room at the Top,” where the two characters fought over the attic space.

Scene: Greg comforts Marcia after an argument.
Lloyd Schwartz noted the chemistry seemed more than just sibling admiration.

A Familiar Attraction

Williams, who was 14 at the time of filming, reflected on the moment when Schwartz pulled him aside to address the situation. He humorously noted, “It’s very hard to hide that chemistry.” He acknowledged that McCormick’s attractiveness contributed to the tension, stating, “I was gravitated right to her.”

Reflections on Their Youth

Both stars experienced significant emotional changes during their teenage years while filming. By the end of the series’ five-season run, they were navigating adulthood and its complexities.

Barry Williams was born one year before Maureen McCormick.
Filming began when Williams was 14 and McCormick was 13.

Co-Stars’ Observations

Christopher Knight, who played Peter Brady, also commented on the palpable chemistry. He reminisced about sensing their closeness, suggesting it strayed beyond sibling affection. Williams confirmed the “on-again, off-again” feelings that developed over the years.

The conversation between the stars highlighted the unique challenges of growing up in the spotlight while portraying siblings. Yet, the bond they formed remains a cherished aspect of their shared experiences on set.