Many Voices of Pat Buttram (Animated Tribute / R.I.P. / Robin Hood) HD High Quality
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2018
- Pat Buttram: 1915 - 1994
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R.I.P. Pat Buttram. He was an awesome American voice actor. Plus, he was real funny.
And his recognizable natural voice.
Will Robinson I miss him too
Will Robinson I couldn't agree more!
He was also in Green Acres, a good actor as well
Same for fellow voice actor George Lindsey with whom he worked with during their career together and being sons of the American Deep South , Alabama
His voice is so iconic! Whenever there's a show with a grizzled "Old West" character someone will be doing an impression of him. :)
Was he in fifle goes west?
@@PulledPurk no I don’t think so
We need more Southern voice actors in the animation industry.
92JazzQueen Ashleigh Ball
I agree whole heartedly
Ellis Miller yeah but she’s Canadian but of course she’s Applejack and Rainbow Dash.
Yes! And REAL southerners. Not New Yorkers, Midwesterners, or Hollywood people trying to talk with a southern accent. Fake southern accents are an insult to us.
I didn’t even realize he was southern
"Smellin' and trackin' ain't enough. You gotta think NASTY."
advise for the bedroom?
Napoleon: "Wait a minute, i'm the leader. I'm the one that says when we go, here we go... CHAAARGE!!!!"
Chief: "Heh, he sure is making a big fuss over a little 'ol hurt leg."
Sheriff: "He calls for mom and sucks his thumb and doesn't want to play, too late to be known as John the First he's sure to be known as John the Worst."
Man i can't get enough of that distinctive Southern accent, his Disney roles in particular are my personal favorites. But wow it really is hard to believe he was still doing voice work well into the '90s up to just before his death. I actually saw that particular Rugrats episode as a kid and even then it was obvious by the voice just who was playing that station guy.
Now we’re in for Rob Paulsen, who’s been capable of doing a Pat Buttram impression.
Tom Kenny Doesn't Do So Bad Either!
DW4Ever91 Tom Kenny’s voiced a character that Pat Buttram voiced? I don’t really recall that.
CuriousUserX90 I could do that
The Fox and The Hound (1981)
Bill Farmer does a pretty good Pat Buttram impersonation too
I love his unique southern accent. He was in an episode of the Munsters.
That voice just makes me happy.
Man! He did a lot of voices in the 80’s and 90’s!
and 70's
That was until his death of kidney failure in 1994.
In live action, Pat Buttram was known for being Gene Autry's sidekick in the 50s on THE GENE AUTRY SHOW, and Hooterville town shyster and charlatan Mr. Haney on GREEN ACRES in the 60s (which also starred Eva Gabor, who voiced Duchess in THE ARISTOCATS, and Miss Bianca in THE RESCUERS and THE RESCUERS DOWN UNDER). Likewise, another common Disney voice in the 70s was George Lindsey (Trigger in ROBIN HOOD, Lafayette in THE ARISTOCATS, Rabbit in THE RESCUERS), who was best known as Goober on THE ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW in the 60s.
"My voice never quite made it through puberty." - Pat Buttram
One of the Disney's legendary cowboy voices.....
Loved him as the Sheriff of Nottingham!
I don’t think I’ve ever heard a man talk with that many voice cracks. It’s almost like in a single sentence every word has a voice crack. Probably the most unique voice I’ve heard in classic old Disney films
One of the most recognizable and talented voice actors to ever live
Rest in Peace Pat Buttram 🙏❤
He had some good roles in his time, including Napoleon and the Sheriff of Nottingham.
My favorite character from Pat Buttram was the hound dog from The Aristocats.
Same here.
I'm the leader! I'll decide who his best character was!
It was the hound dog from the Arristocats.
I always loved him as the Sheriff from Robin Hood :-).
me too i love all his lines from Robin Hood but my most favorite line he said is "Criminently now i know why your mama called you nutsy."
It's a motorcycle, two cylinder, chain drive, one squeaky wheel, on the front it sounds like.
Classic.
You go for the 🛞 and I’ll go right for the 💺 of the prop
A good old classic.
No. Wonder. Pat. Buttram. Sounds. Southern, because. He. Was. From. Alabama.
Wow. Good. Observation. I. Would. Have. Never. Guessed. He. Was. From. The. South. I. Thought. He. Just. Didn't. Know. How. To. Talk.
Is this supposed to be you making a point or something?
Napoleon: You're not gonna believe, but it's a one-wheeled haystack!
Sheriff of Nottingham: What intarnation are you trying to do, you birdbrain!?!
his voice is legendary, he really lived a great life
What a treasure he was, to learn he voices so many great characters in so many favorite childhood shows and films. May he rest in peace he has deserved from all the joy he brought to us during his time in this earthly world.
I recognized this actors voice in many old Disney movies. Anyone that had that cowboy / countryside accent with a voice crack.
Surprised that Chief from Fox & Hound was the lying mechanic from Rugrats.
He described his voice as sounding like “(He) never quite made it through puberty”
RIP, Mr. Haney...
This is my great uncle. I think it's so cool how much stuff he did before he died.
You’re a relative of Pat?
You may do the voices of Jim varney that he passed away in the year 2000
I remember when I heard him talk in Back to the Future 3, I thought his voice sounded really familiar. No wonder; he was apparently in every damn cartoon I saw as a kid :)
Damn! Pat Buttram died before A Goofy Movie was released. 😢
I bet he was a really brave boy in his childhood
This man deserves to be a Disney Legend, he has such an iconic voice
Pat and his delightful Alabama accent made him a great voice character player. It's always a pleasure hearing his work. Looks like Behind the Voice Actors doesn't know about that Ichabod Crane show.
Maxwell Emmett Buttram is a member of...
*• DIED IN 1994* (John Franklin Candy, Richard McClure Scarry, Harold John Smith, John Venturello)
*• 78 YEAR OLDS* (Jerry Nelson, Vito Giusto Scozarri, Coretta Scott King)
You also forgot dub taylor
I just watched Back to The Future III and this guy was instant nostalgia
I love Back To The Future
Pat Buttram is my distant cousin
He was on Green Acres. Mr. Haney
As someone who grew up on the Florida-Alabama state line, that is the most Alabama voice I’ve ever heard. RIP, Mr. Buttram.
The late Pat Buttram was in Back to the Future Part III as one of the palace salon old timers.
actually, he was briefly in A Goofy Movie.
All I hear is the Sheriff of Nottingham. I can't unhear it! In every voice he does I hear it and idk why.
I'm surprised he did voice work besides Disney. Basically people like Phil Harris, Pat Buttram, Sterling Holloway and Candy Candido are voice actors that are on the top 7 voice actors that people may not know about. You can actually find that video on my RUclips channel.
Robbie Farabee Nice!
Saturday Morning Rewind Thanks😀
I didn't know Sterling Holloway shares a birthday with me till I researched it... you learn something new every day... I also found out that the actor who does Boss Hogg also shares a birthday with me...
@@kennealy2148January, 4
Many voices? More like one voice, but he pulled it off extremely well.
This makes me sad. I heard his unique voice from my childhood and looked him up from the aristocats movie only to find out he passed away but he did live a long life at least
I always remember his cameo on Who Framed Roger Rabbit. “I ain’t seen you for nigh on to five years!”
Pat Buttram and Phil Harris are always going to be my favorite.
Voices I grew up with
My favorite, and I think the first I heard from him, Chief in The Fox And The Hound. Love his heavy Alabama drawl.
I ❤️ his voice!😍
back to the future 3 who framed roger rabbit
Look like he got that shirt off of a dead chinese
this guy was in all my child hood movies
As long as Republican Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana is around, we can channel the voice of Pat Buttram!
I always loved Rob Paulson's story about meeting Pat Buttram:
"Mr. Buttram, I'm sorry to say, but I've stolen your voice for several roles."
"Aw, that's alright, son! I ain't usin' it much any more!" :P
Dunno why, but if the world were to get a successor to the late Pat Buttram, my mind imagines Stuart K. Reilly to be a perfect fit. It's not because of his accent, but Stuart's natural speaking voice sounds like he has enough of a vocal range to mimic Pat's voice to a near-tee.
RIP AND HAPPY HOLIDAYS ❄️🕊️
I'm a 80s baby sitting watching 60s shows and recognized that voice from the aristrocats😍 that's what brought me here....iconic
I had no idea Pat was from Alabama! That’s kinda awesome to me as a fellow Alabamian.
I didn't know he voices one of the mechanics from Rugrats.
Ha I just watched that episode and it’s what led me here. That voice has been on my mind for a while now and I was just waiting to encounter it somewhere so I could look him up.
ILL NEVER NEVER NEVER STOP LOVING PAT BUTTRAM
Nice Video!
what a legend
I am disappointed in those of which who have disliked this video.
Awesome
Amazing voice.
More like the one voice of Pat Buttram, but man did it get around!
This guys voice was awesome and unique
I love this 😂
The closest I’ll ever get to shake hands with Pat was when I shook hands with Tom Wilson at the Sci-Fi convention in Gothenburg last february.
I love his accent
Pat made the Sheriff of Nottingham actually sound like a southern sheriff.
Well, duh. He was from Alabama.
Pat Buttram Was included in too Many Disney movies like Robin hood The Rescuers The Aristocats the Fox and The Hound a Goofy movie and who framed Roger Rabbit is very sad to see him go but we know that Rob Paulsen Wil succesfully continue his legacy
@Saturday Morning Rewind Could you do the many voices of Dan Green.
His final film role was A Goofy Movie,he died of kidney failure during the movie back from the 90s and he was my favorite childhood actor.
I bet Pat Buttram did a fantastic job voicing cajun and hillbilly characters. 👢
Can you do a voiceover showcase of Kimiko Glenn? (Spiderman Into The Spiderverse/ Baby Shark/ Hazbin Hotel)
A legend of my childhood as when I saw back to the future 3 in theaters I thought of the sheriff and that bullet from Roger rabbit even Garfield, rescuers (saw it 2 times in its 89 reissue at 7) etc and more
I was trying so hard to find out who this was but then I finally found him guest starring on an episode of Dukes of Hazzard
Any chance you could do an Animated Tribute of Linda Larkin, the Disney Legend actress of Princess Jasmine from the Aladdin franchise, please?
I love him as the sheriff of Nottingham
Opening to An American Tail: The Mystery of The Night Monster 2000 VHS
An American Tail: The Mystery of The Night Monster (1999)
Dear lies Pat Buttram who plays the voices napoleon the bloodhound from the aristocats, the sheriff of Nottingham from Robin Hood,and chief from the fox 🦊 and the hound (June 19,1915-January 8,1994)
Rest in peace pat buttram
*Sherrif taps his fingers while stuck halfway through the trapdoor of the gallows, "Criminently! Now I know why your mama calls you Nutsy."
😍😍😍
When I was younger I always thought the guy who played Festus did a voice in The Fox 🦊 & The Hound 🐶. I guess I was wrong.
This is funny I was watching Green acres and I saw him and heard his voice and I was like I know I heard him somewhere before and it was from the rescuers and Robin Hood lol Nostalgia
Wasn't he also the "Yes I Am" guy from the Budweiser commercials in the 90s?
Phil Vischer got inspiration from this actor to provide the voice of Tom Grape in VeggieTales. I sure wish this character would come back in The VeggieTales Show.
That doesn't surprise me.
"Hush your mouth!"
He got his start on the National Barn Dance WLS Chicago
He had a funny sounding voice
Pat Buttram as Jeb in Back to the future 3: Everybody everywhere will say, "Clint Eastwood is the biggest yellow-belly in the West."
I knew he was in Roger Rabbit playing the Sheriff bullet: I ain't seen you nigh onto five years.
with Jim Cummings as the Old Timer bullet
Can you do all the voices of the late Paul winchell and the late Jim varney next
Nicolás Cangele absolutely! I’d love to
yes i lke tleor it one..
My favs are all his cowboy characters.
His last movie is A Goofy Movie, after he died 1:51
more like the ONE voice of Pat Buttram
I didn't know Pat Buttram was in Tiny Toons.
I like him in Disney Robin Hood
I always did think that the dog from the aristocats and the guy in bttf iii who says “Clint Eastwood izza biggest yellabelly ina wes’ “ sounded alike