Betty Rubble: Bea Benaderet
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- This episode of "Unsung Legends of Comedy" celebrates the life and work of character actress Bea Benaderet, who voiced Betty Rubble, played Blanche Morton on "The George Burns and Gracie Allen Program," and starred in "Petticoat Junction."
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• Looney Tunes Intro
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Bea was THE Betty Rubble. The character was never the same after her departure.
One of the most underrated actresses ever. Up there with Margaret Dumont and June Foray, who succeeded her as the main female voice in the Warner Brothers cartoons. I really don't think that George and Gracie would have been as successful on TV without her.
Bea Benaderet was one of the most underrated but very talented Actresses in Hollywood. I remember watching her as a child on Petticoat Junction. My parents grew up in rural towns of which had so many amazing similarities to this show. The character Kate Bradley was taken to heart so much so when she passed away all Mom told us was “Kate died.” The show was never the same.
Gr8 AMAZING Actress
What a fantastic actress. She was multi-talented and multi-dimensional as an actress. Some of her scenes in Petticoat Junction are so touching. I felt her words, and her words touched my heart.. How many actresses can make that claim about their acting ability.
She was a great actress and a beautiful human being and pretty too.
She was a sensation.She caught so much praise for playing Pearl Bodine Paul Henning created Petticoat Junction as a star vehicle for her
Her laugh was amazing!
i love her 🥰
Oh she was awesome on radio shows like Lucy’s my favorite husband.. brilliant on the tv show burns and Allen..petticoat junction is a calm classic
Kate Bradley on Petticoat Junction
Pearl Bodine on The Beverly Hillbillies
I love these stories on the old comedians! They were such a huge part of our lives growing up (my era) Keep them coming you should have a whole Netflix series these are incredible!! Thanks!
Thank you so much, Lynne. I'm glad you're enjoying them!
@@AnthonyScibelliUnsungLegends I really LOVE them and look forward to the next!
Thank you for doing this video. Bea has long been one of my favorites. I love when she sang "The Five O'Clock Whistle" in a Looney Tunes cartoon.
Thank you! This was a fun one to research. I had always figured June Foray originated a lot of those Looney Tunes characters, so I really surprised to learn that Bea voiced them first
I'm gonna have a bunny for my grandma... To have, see?
❤️❤️❤️😭
She was great as the wise mom on PJ! And shev kept Uncle Joe in his place!
Was Aunt Pearl the sister of Jed Clampett or his sister-in-law?
What ever happened to her lovely on-screen daughter Jethrine?
Max Baer probably got tired of dressing in drag and lip-synching to Linda Kay Henning's voiceovers.
What guy wouldn't want to live in Hooterville.
Can you do Emil Sitka of The Three Stooges?
Great suggestion. I don’t know much about him so I’ll have to do some research
@@AnthonyScibelliUnsungLegends He was one of only two actors to work with all 4 incarnations of the stooges, almost took over for Larry, appeared on Let’s Make a Deal and Watermelon Man. Had a knack for playing old man characters despite being much younger than the Stooges themselves. Probably their finest character actor foil (see clip from Gypped in the Penthouse)
Bea did best as Betty Rubble. Sorry for her untimely death. Gerry Johnson did fine as the new Betty.