Spoiler : Paul Frees! This voice actor, impressionist, and comedian became known as "The Man With A Thousand Voices." Frees was known for his character roles (including Disney's Professor Ludwig Von Drake and Boris Badenov on The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show) and starred in countless radio programs.

Spoiler : I remember him from shows like Escape and Suspense. He's one of my favorite voice actors.

Spoiler : Born in Chicago, Illinois 6/22/1920; died 11/1/1986 of heart failure in Tibo- ron, California. Frees began his career in vaudeville billed as Buddy Green. William Conrad and Frees alternated as the narrator for Escape on CBS-Radio (1947-1954). Provided all the voices (except the announcer) on the syndicated radio program, The Player (1948). Jethro Dumont (Green Lama) on The Green Lama for CBS-Radio (1949). Robert Aladdin on Mr. Aladdin for CBS-Radio (1951). Moran on The Whisperer for NBC-Radio (1951). Host-narrator for The Black Book on CBS-Radio (1952).

Spoiler : Regular performer on radio programs including A Man Named Jordan for CBS (1945- 1947); The NBC University Theater for NBC (1948-1951); syndicated program, Dr. Kildare (1949); The Croupier for ABC (1949); Dangerous Assignment for NBC (1949-1953); Nightbeat for NBC (1950-1952); Tales Of The Texas Rangers for NBC (1950-1952); The Silent Men for NBC (1951-1952); NBC Presents: Short Story for NBC (1951-1952); Wild Bill Hickok for Mutual (1951-1956); Confession for NBC (1953); On Stage for CBS (1953-1954).

Spoiler : Voice of multibillionaire John Beresford Tipton on The Millionaire for CBS-TV (1955-1960). Cartoon and animated television voices include, Professor Ludwig Von Drake for Walt Disney Studios (1961-?); Boris Badenov and Inspector Fen- wick on The Bullwinkle Show for NBC (1961-1962); Oliver Wendell Clutch on Calvin And The Colonel for ABC (1961-1962); various voices for The Famous Adventures of Mr. Magoo on NBC (1964-1965); speaking voices of John and George on The Beatles for ABC-TV (1965-1969). Commercials voices include the Pills- bury Doughboy; Mr. Goodrench for General Motors; Toucan Sam for the Kellogg cereal.

Spoiler : Happy birthday Paul Frees! Known as "The Man With A Thousand Voices," he was a voice actor, impressionist, and comedian. Frees was known for his character roles (including Disney's Professor Ludwig Von Drake and Boris Badenov on The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show) and starred in countless radio programs.

Spoiler : His Disney career, his radio career, the fact that I can still pick his voice out of a line up (Corey Burton is better than most, but I can tell the difference). But the 1st memory goes to a little known cartoon film called Gay Puree, about cats in Paris. Judy Garland, Robert Goulet, Hermione Gingold, and Red Buttons did voices. Frees played Meowrice—the villain, of course. He was one of a kind.

Spoiler : You seem to have missed a few episodes of Gunsmoke, where Psul had to fill in for the voice of Doc Adams. He did such a good imitation that you don’t pick it up on the first time you listen.