Many Voices of Hans Conried (Animated Tribute / R.I.P. / Captain Hook / Peter Pan) 

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Was there suppose to be a contrast between the Father and Captain Hook? Why else would he have voiced both?

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@@bryanferratt6598 Possibly to do with father figures being seen as stern and authoritarian. It’s a tradition dating back to the original stage play. On the famous 1960 NBC musical, they were played by Cyril Ritchard.

Much like Curly Howard, the late Eddie Laughton, and the late John Tyrrell of the Three Stooges.

Hans Conried is One of My Favorite Old School Actors!

@@vinceniederman he’s my number one favorite actor and Tim Curry is my second favorite

Matthew Hedrich Jr. Awesome Hans Was a Fantastic Actor!

@@vinceniederman it’s a shame that since he was replaced by Taylor Holmes for the voice role for Stefan, we will never ever know the truth or solve the unsolved question of the voice actor for the herald (being Lord Duke) for any certainty. Taylor Holmes was not a great King Stefan but he was okay. The test audiences should have filed a complaint to Disney that Holmes sounded way too old and unsuitable to voice Stefan. Conried would have been perfect and much better as Stefan so that he would have been a fun and emotional character. That was my biggest flaw and Disney’s greatest mistake for Sleeping Beauty

I think you mean Charlie, Frank, And Dee

I laughed just reading your typed line. The desperation in ROW FOR THE SHIP! It’s just so good.

@@shinshokulc Yeah it gets me everytime; cause he falls into the water, and the crocodile is there heading right for him. He tries to swim away, but hits his head on the cave wall again. It is like no wonder he has such a headache afterwards.

Don't forget the scene where he got launched out of the Crocodile's mouth, and skipped on the surface of the water!

@@elizabethalvarado8698 Yeah, and as he skipping across the water he is saying "duh, duh, duh, duh, duh"

That’s because they both have gravelly voices I’m playing Captain Hook in area stages Peter Pan

Amusingly, Dr. Dred (from the Drak Pack, at 2:25) was physically based on Vincent Price while being voiced by Hans Conried, so he's kinda both. :D

Yeah, that’s amazing the fact that you still working, even though he was dying of a complication of a stroke, and a heart attack, and still giving it it’s all that, that it’s just that earned my respect

I've heard that he was apparently good friends with Dr. Seuss in real life. He was also the narrator for a film Dr. Seuss produced for the allied occupation of Japan after World War II.

Yeah somebody forgot about that.

Mr. Conried was in a rerun of the classic "Suspense" episode "Sorry, Wrong Number." This story was broadcast seven times between 1943 and 1960 (they didn't play recordings of the old shows, the way they do nowadays with reruns of old TV shows), and always with different actors, except for Agnes Moorehead, who played the imperiled Mrs Stevenson. On one rebroadcast (from somewhere between 1943 and '45), Conried was the voice of George, the hoodlum hired to kill Mrs. Stevenson. I know that because I used have a multi C.D. set of "The 60 Greatest Radio Episodes" (or at least, words to that effect; I don't quite recall the exact wording). It had a booklet that described each program, listing the names of the shows' directors, producers, writers, etc, and of course, the actors.

@@michaelpalmieri7335 You might like my remastered version of SWN in my Agnes Moorehead playlist - aka "The First Lady of Suspense." Conried not only turns up in many Suspense and Escape episodes, but stars in several. Thanks for sharing your knowledge! - Charlie

Another Old Time Radio series Hans Conried was in was "My Friend Irma", starring Marie Wilson as the world's dumbest blonde. (But I don't think he was in the TV series, though it's hard to tell because the TV series is so rare.)

CuriousUserX90 Hang on, I’m trying to imagine king Stefan sounding like Captain Hook. Seriously though, I do think his voice would have fit just as well!

CuriousUserX90 Well, Hans did voice a crook in Disney's Ben and Me while Bill Thompson was Governor Keith too.

Speaking of which, I think Bill Thompson deserves to have a video in this series too.

Because he was replaced by Taylor Holmes we will never know who voice the herald

I can hear Hans saying King Stefan's "Seize that creature!" Needless to say he was Captain Hook.

That'd Be Sweet!

Please do this, and for the love of Bob, just include this entire clip. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-iYrKYETorM8.html

There is one now. 😊

EquestriaKnight234 such an underrated movie

indeed. The good one

@@sorchatheraven There are four good ones. Wait, scratch that, there are three AMAZING ones and one Just Good one (hint: the Just Good one is the most recently made)

@@HobGungan Yeah. I actually read The Hobbit after having watched Rankin/Bass' movie, and I loved to realise how true they stayed to the book's descriptions of the characters. But I mean, even the GBA game is more accurate than Peter Jackson's

He was also an accomplished radio actor as well

Yeah, Hans Conried was on the radio

If it weren’t for Taylor Holmes, then Conried would have become a Disney Legend if he voiced King Stefan (if Holmes turned down that role of one of the minor characters). He would have gotten him a more distinct and developed personality and strong voice of depth. Him being replaced by Holmes is the worst mistake of Sleeping Beauty that left us with unanswered questions.

And the uncredited role of Duke/Royal Herald in Sleeping Beauty but it was still never confirmed as Conried himself was replaced by Taylor Holmes, who got the role of King Stefan, so we may never know the truth for certain.

Wait! You missed one he narrated the 1952 Tom and Jerry cartoon Johnatan Mouse

He was fantastic in the film his performance is very cartoony in the film that’s also Hans and Dr. Seuss to work on those TV specials in the 1970s

Mine too

Nicholas Blaschke Hook is a codfish.

A codfish a codfish a codfish!

⁠@@xenauroraStefan: A toast Hubert. To my daughter, Aurora This is from the dialogue version of the cut song and to show how Walt’s reckless decision of having Taylor Holmes as Stefan would not lead to serious issues Disney is facing because of them prolonging the production of Sleeping Beauty. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hMExSnqT3Vc.htmlsi=0OVJ2XYGILNR9pn5 There it is

He’s also mine too and in a tie with Ratigan as my number one favorite Disney villain.

I didn’t know that

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@@selenahopeofficialI happen to do a lot of tribute posts to your great great uncle

Maybe Behind the Voice Actors should look at his Wikipedia page.

I remember seeing "The Trolls And The Christmas Express" on HBO. As far as I know, it was the only channel (regular or cable) that ever showed it. I used to watch "The Wonderful World Of Color" when I was a kid.

He was also in Sleeping Beauty as the live model reference for King Stefan, but unfortunately, he was himself replaced by Taylor Holmes for the voice role, making it UNKNOWN who voiced the announcing servant (his voice is kinda like his in higher pitch, but it is still NEVER confirmed or solved for a long period of time forever) and setting off some unanswered questions we are left to solve, in which we will never know the whole truth for sure, because of Holmes!

Actually both Zax and the narrator as well.

@@stephenholloway6893 and a fox as well

Yeah - the Oscar®-winning "Johann Mouse" (1952) ®©A.M.P.A.S.

He also narrated the Walter Lantz Swing Symphony "The Sliphorn King of Polaroo". (And he got screen credit for narrating both cartoons, which was rare back then.)

Yes, they were. That's certainly part of the reason that there's so much Dr. Seuss in his portfolio.

They were friends they met in the late 40s when Dr. Seuss was putting together a documentary he used Hans Conried