Many Voices of Alan Reed (The Flintstones)
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Alan Reed: 1907-1977
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Alan Reed came up with the Yabba Dabba Doo for the flintstones himself RIP Tons of great voice actors for that show!
Yep, originally was gonna be "YAHOO!" But Alan changed that.
Moe Howard made a guest appearance on the Strictly For Laffs segment.
For me, Both Alan Reed & Mel Blanc make the best voice duos in The Flintstones in general.
Another great voice of Saturday morning cartoons was Mike Road, best known for Race Bannon on Jonny Quest and Zandor on the Herculoids
@ProgGeekll good , but no one can touch the ubiquitous Paul Frees. Even at Disney you could here him on Spaceship Earth until they did the overhaul after the 25th anniversary. He did more voice over work then just about anyone back in the golden years of tv and movies.
Growing up with the Flinstones, I can still find that happy feeling with I hear Fred's voice even today.
Absolutely 👌
For sure! And I prefer Alan as Fred, over the 2nd actor.
Much respect to a legend and a pioneer of the voice acting. RIP and thank you! YABBA DABBA DOOOO
Thank God Hanna- Barbera hired these vocal masters to entertain kids . Cartoons are the best babysitter ever . Everyone's childhood comes flooding back. Priceless.
Didn't know he had all of these voices 😂Thank you for my childhood
Alan Reed was Flintstones. didn't know he did lady and the tramp nor did I know he voiced did Dum Dum/Hippety Hopper
CSB: When I was a kid, I found out that I could check out cassettes of vintage radio shows from the library. I picked one at random called "Life with Luigi", from the 1940s, which included some guy named Alan Reed as one of the actors. I thought that guy sounded a lot like Fred Flintstone. This was the 70's and there was no Internet, so I had to wait until a local channel ran the Flintstones in syndication, and I discovered from the credits that Alan Reed was in fact Fred Flintstone. So his voice had been famous for decades.
Alan was on radio before TV. He didn’t have the range of Mel Blanc, but as we saw here he didn’t seem to hurt for work.
Even before his career in cartoons and animated films, Alan Reed was a character actor on many different radio shows in the 1940s and '50s.
Yes! I'm an old time radio aficionado, and any show with Reed was great - Phil Harris, Jack Benny, Life with Luigi, etc. One of the most unique and easily recognizable voice.
I think he also voiced Lamont Cranston's chauffeur in "The Shadow".
@@nicoleknight9412 Yes, Alan Reed was the voice of Shrevy the cabbie in several episodes, but many actors voiced that role over the show's run.
He, like Mel Blanc had the best voices of cartoon comedy.
Don’t forget Daws Butler.
However, Reed (69) and Blanc (81) were smokers.
He did most of looney tune voices
And Hans Conried.
I had no idea Alan Reed was in Lady and the Tramp! That was so cool!
He did so many voices so well! My kids tease me for being 61 and still watching the Flintstones, but Fred was a happy day man who loved his wife, daughter, and best friend! I say more men should be like Fred!!😘
Love your post debra
But did he love Jesus? That is the question for all eternity.
Don't know, but I say Yes. How he treated wife, daughter, family, and friends bear good testimony!
@@debrahubbard763 hell is full of nice people. Jesus makes the difference.
@@JohnSmith-uy7sv Yes that is very true. The Bible says : By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know Them. I think Fred qualifies! And we are talking about a cartoon!!!!!! I'm out.
I only know him best as Fred Flintstone.
JamesTheBrony/JTB Me too. And I don’t like it!
Leah Rowden Why?
JamesTheBrony/JTB I don’t know. I just don’t like it. He reminds me so much of Homer Simpson from the Simpsons.
I know what you mean he will always be the voice of Fred Flintstone on the Flintstones(1960-1965). Alan Reed born in 1907, died in 1971 May he rest his soul.
@@stevenbaer4979 Correction, He passed away in 1977.
Didn't know he played so many roles!
Alan Reed was also on old time radio in the 1930s -1950s. He was on "Joe Palooka" , "The Fred Allen Show,"" Life With Luigi ," "Escape" and many other radio shows
Alan Reed also played Chester Riley’s boss on “The Life of Riley”.
Alan Reed (Disney) and Mel Blanc (Looney Tunes) on Hanna-Barra's *The Flintstones* is unquestionable.
Wow, this is my first time seeing Allan Reed, as we didn't have you-tube when I was growing up. I was hooked on the Flintstones as a child, and I will still watch an episode as an adult. I didn't know Mr. Reed did all those other voices. His voice will never be forgotten, especially Fred's.
Alan's versatility was very underrated, to say the least.
I love these "Many Voices" videos. I didn't know Alan Reed had more voice roles other than Fred Flintstone.
Can you make some for Tony Jay and Hal Smith (Frollo and Otis Campbell)?
Thanks 😁
Absolutely, I’m working on one for Daws Butler now. I think I’ll start one for Tony or Hal after that. I love both of them.
@@SaturdayMorningRewind Daws is another great classic voice actor. Looking forward to seeing that.
Michael Strong Same here.
His death marked the point of no return for the entire Hanna-Barbera lot.
Yes he was the BESt Fred Flintstone. After he died and Henry Corden took over, it was noticeably different/
@@chrismulwee4911 Right Alan Reeds Fred voice is way better
I have heard him on Your’s Truly, Johnny Dollar, Richard Diamond Private Detective, and Life with Luigi
On The Flintstones Cartoon, it titled Tycoon as Season 1, episode 22. There are 2 Fred Flintstones, and that look alike, and both voiced by Alan Reed.
R I P Alan Reed aka Fred Flintstone died in 1977
Molina Long Fred Flintstone is NOT dead.
@@leahrowden3939 Molina was Referring to Alan Reed Not His Voice Character Fred Flintstone...
❤Fred Flintstone
@@sonnyreid5449 Oh, I see.
😢
I have thousands of Old Time Radio episodes on my hard drives. Every once in a while the unforgettable voice of Alan Reed pops up. This was great to see some of the many "visual" role voices he was. Thank you for this.
He also had a cameo on Batman (Adam West version). I could blatantly hear Fred Flintstone coming out of him. XD
It's amazing how you can hear Alan Reed in every character, yet every character is so different.
Ideas for many voices of series:
Dan Castelenetta (for the Simpson's 30th Anniversary and my #1 voice acting champion)
Tom Kenny (for Spongebobs 20th Anniversary)
Jodi Benson (for The Little Mermaids 30th Anniversary)
Jess Harnell (to complete the animaniacs trio)
Janice Kawaye (voice of Jenny from My Life as a Teenage Robot)
Grey Deslile Griffin
Debi Derryberry
Bill Faggerbakke (the voice of Patrick Star from Spongebob)
What a treat this was! I knew most of the programs but had no idea Alan Reed had such a variety of voices in his repertoire. Thanks for compiling this!
This is tribute video is yabba-dabba terrific Tim! Alan Reed will always be my favorite Fred Flinstone in my book!😉
Alan Reed IS the only Fred Flintstone for me. What a great voice talent. Totally miss him.
He sounds a lot like Jackie Gleason (Ralph Kramden on The Honeymooners, of course).
Jackie Gleason wanted to sue Hanna- Barbera .
Allen Reed Fred Flintstones show, thank for share that had others voice on different show cartoons. God bless him up in heaven now.
Rare talent that cannot be replicated that easily.
If you listen closely, while watching the Jonny Quest cartoons you can tell he did a number of voices for them as well
WOW! Amazing! I had no idea about other characters he voiced.
Alan Reed was a veteran radio actor trying to transition to television character roles, and it wasn't working out well for him. Meanwhile, Hanna and Barbera were at their wit's end trying to find just the right voice for Fred Flintstone. As the story goes, asked for an example of what they wanted, one of them said "Well, there was this radio actor back in New York..."
Following a pregnant pause, they said "Hey, wait a minute!" And the rest is history...
Back in 1953, Alan Reed portrayed Clifton Finnegan in a syndicated TV version of "Duffy's Tavern" that only lasted one season. Hal Roach, Jr. produced it.
RIP Alan Reed was the voice of Boris in "Lady and the Tramp" and Fred Flintstone in "The Flintstones".
Fred. Gotta love the guy. Barney did. Wilma did. Pebbles did. (Dino did in his own special "smashing" way.)
A Hanna and Barbara GEM!
Rest in peace alan reed. My favortie charater of alan reed is flinstones yabba doo
I know him as the voice of Fred Flintstone on the Flintstones. When I hear Alan Reed I always think of Fred Flintstone.
Fred is drawn like Alan
R.I.P. Alan Reed
Alan Reed was a guest once on the Mel Blanc (radio) Show. Two masters of vocal characterization in the same place at the same time!
I enjoyed watching Alan Reed Sr and Jr in the last episode of the Gertrude Berg Show called "Mrs. G. Goes to College" also sometimes known as the Gertrude Berg show...Alan Sr played a Polish father who his son (who already changed his name to sound more "American" to Quentin Richards) was so embarrassed of his father's job and accent that he didn't even want him to come to the Dad's Weekend at the college....It ends well and is a nice episode to see both dad and son in....I think the title was "Dad's Day"....
Thank you for your voice and rip sir
Love these videos! You learn so much about these iconic characters you grew up listening too :-).
Between Mel Blanc & Alan Reed , the 2 original MASTERS of voice acting..
@Saturday Morning Rewind Could you do the many voices of Bill Rodgers.
Today when I hear (Alan Reed’s Voice) Fred, my heart actually fills with love and nostalgia. When I was growing up we joked that my Dad was actually Fred Flintstone. He sounded just like him to my sister and I, way he spoke, the entire personality of Fred! It was so much like my father that now that my Dad is gone it’s a wonderful feeling to hear Fred Flintstone…kind of bittersweet as it also reminds me of how much I miss him. Funny thing tho, dad did not like Fred Flintstone or his grouchy, loud grumbling puffed up ego…lol. Miss you Dad.
What a treasure to tell its missed so very much we miss the voice we miss the man and rest in peace my friend !!!!
For the record, Reed only voiced Fillmore Bear for one episode of Uncle Waldo and Hoppity Hooper. Bill Scott, the program's co-producer, took his place.
He was a Ham... before & After & during the Flintstones he Acted in front of the Camera, or was the Voice of Fred Flintstone, or another Character, but Also did Radio during its Golden Age, as well as T.V.
A Jack of All Trades, with his Voice & Appearences in Front of a Camera.
Thank you for including Boris from Lady and the Tramp as the second character here; as you can probably tell from my username, I really like Boris X3
Definitely a unique voice. I'm listening to an old Ellery Queen. radio play on Audible when a cop starts talking and I instantly knew it was Alan Reed. Apparently he did a ton of radio work before the Flintstones. I was immediately picturing Fred Flintstone as the cop, though.
I still watch..2023
Not during the video, but on this title where it says the many voices of Alan Reed 1907 through 1977 with Fred Flintstone on the lower left hand side with his left hand up in the air. And a black and white close up photo of Alan Reed, at a quick glance, this photo looks pretty much like Chuck Schumer.
Fantastic voice actor
I can't unsee Fred Flintstone after watching this clip.
He was great with accents. Love his natural New York accent.
Wowwwwwwwwww I never knew that Alan reed was such a voiceover cartoon genius I used to watch his cartoons back in the day who knew that Alan reed ranks up there with Mel Blanc and Henry Corden I had once saw Alan reed,s face on an episode of Batman but it blows me away that this guy was a cartoon god you learn something 🆕 everyday
He also played as Bandit Lawson in the Petticoat Junction episode “Bad Day at Shady Rest,” Gene Booth in the Beverly Hillbillies episodes “Teenage Idol” and “The Great Tag-Team Match,” as well as Park Commissioner Fiske (although uncredited) in the Addams Family episode “Cousin Itt Visits the Addams Family.”
Eventually do a video for Henry Corden, he was Alan Reed's successor as Fred Flintstone, he passed in 2005, he did lots of voice work for other cartoons as well
I think Henry Corden did Fred's singing voice in The Man Called Flintstone.
Yabba Dabba Do Alan Reed is the original Fred Flintstone!!!
You know who else I love and miss? Muppets creator Jim henson, and actor John Ritter. Do you think you can do one for both of them sometime?
Thank you for loving my comment Saturday, but I was serious about doing video that Bea Benaderet did. For example, Looney Tunes and The Flintstones was one of them.
Please,make one of Don Messick(Scooby Doo,Ratchet) ,Ed Gilbert(Blitzwing,Balloo,Looten Plunder)and John Stephenson(Doogie Daddy,Thundercracker).
*Fred always reminded me of Jackie Gleason.* His voice even reminded me of Gleason.
...and the show somewhat like the "Honeymooners".
I adored both and got to watch them in re-runs and Saturday Morning Cartoons as a child growing up in the 1960's and 70's.
Wonder what kids do on Saturday Mornings now? They didn't stop being kids just cause era's move forward.
We've a great deal of Imagination missing inbth8svera, replaced by toxic flow from News Media, "the propaganda hub for creating a false reality"
*Folks be well served to "take back their Power" i.e., "Thoughts", and be particular who and what is allowed to take root in between their ears.*
How about Henry Corden 1920-2005?😊
The Flint stones weren't my most favourite back in 1997-98...Now I'm 30 and I love the show more than anything else.
It’s real sad that Alan passed away aged between 69 and 70… :-(
I wish that you could've included more clips of his role as Fred.
RIP Alan Reed aka Fred Flintstone! YABBA-DABBA-DOOOO!!!!
I love him as Fred.
That....was....AWESOME
You should’ve added his cameo voice as a lion tamer in Hanna Barbara’s “ Greatest adventures from the bible” in the episode “Daniel in the lions den” awesome voice. A lot of them surprised me!
Never knew he did voicework for Goofy cartoons as well.
And you have me really intrigued about 'The Shinbone Alley'! I never heard of it before!
Great video!
Do The Many Voices of Lennie Weinrib next, followed by Many Voices of Paul Frees, Many Voices of Richard Kind, Many Voices of Eddie Deezen and Many Voices of Billy West
could you please do a video on Judith Barsi? i know she only had two voice roles but do a video on her anyway please
love the flintstones 🛌 🪨
In many interviews, Alan Reed explained how cartoonist for The Flintstones drew their characters and scenes around the sound of their recorded voices. I didn't realize how much Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble look like Alan Reed and Mel Blanc themselves.....😏
Can you do the Many voices of Jim Hanks (Tom Hanks Brother)
Awesome
reed was also the wrestling manager in the very funny Boston stronghold episode on the Beverly hillbillies.
Never knew he did work for Disney as well.
He Was A Good Man
Fred always sounded so different than Alan's native voice.
Greatness!
I had Only known him to be Fred Flintstones original voice so imagine my surprise when I found out he voiced Boris in Lady and the tramp, my favorite movie of all time. So cool but hate that he’s gone
Can you please do Sir David Jason? He dose so many voices such as Danger Mouse, Toad (The Wind in the Willows), Count Duckula , and of course The BFG. That would be great.
Be sure to cover the many voices of Dallas McKennon sometime, including those times archived audio from him was used in stuff like Crash Bandicoot and Elf.
Also Buzz Buzzard and Gooney Bird from the Woody Woodpecker cartoons!!!
Astro (George the 49 Year Old Father's Dog) (Barks)
Used in
The Jetsons (1962-1963)
What with smoking now seen as far more dangerous than nuclear radiation we'll never hear a mellifluous voice like that again.
Robert the Lion (Roars)
Used in
The Julie Show (1998)
A lot of people don't know this by acting legend Bea Bernadette did the voice of Betty Rubble and Jean Van der fil did the voice of Wilma Flintstone and Rosie the Robot on the Jetsons!
What about Hardin, villian in "Jonny Quest" episode 12, "The Dreadful Doll"? It just dawned on me one day, "Hey, that's Fred Flintstone."
I'm sure he did many voicings over the years.
Alan Reed Had a fun voice career
Now we need a video on the many voices of Henry Corden, Who was from 1977 - 1995 the second voice of Fred flintstone.
Henry Corden can be heard in an episode of The Flintstones, "Dino and Juliet", playing an obnoxious new neighbor named Loudrock. So you get to hear both voices of Fred Flintstone (usually arguing with each other).
Moe Howard also appeared on this episode of Strictly For Laffs.