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This successful comedian/actor whose voice sounds like a turkey being strangled, has had a career in films and television including stints on Green Acres and Petticoat Junction as the wily Mr. Haney. His southern drawl and quick wit make Pat a must listen.
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john
6/21/2005 9:09:23 PM - 152.163.100.67
well i dont know how often people look at the board but i am from Haleyville alabama i lived years right up the street form the chapel where pat was ...i knew his brother gus and attend the same church while i was a kid.. i never got to meet "Pat" but saw plenty of pictures of him from relatves.. i love seeing shows with him in them and cartoons with his voice...he was a great entertainer...
Anthony Colley
1/28/2005 7:51:13 PM - 205.188.116.67
I loved Pat Buttram, or as he is known to me, my Great Uncle Pat Buttram. I only knew him when he was older because I am only 22 years old, but he was a sweet, funny man and I miss him. But, I’m sure my daughter will now enjoy watching the cartoons that he did voices for and when she gets a little older she can watch some of his old shows with Gene Autry and Green Acres.
Lindsay Buttram
9/27/2004 5:24:43 PM - 67.137.164.82
What a fantastic comedian he was! His brilliant wit always brightened my day.
Sandra Grabman
8/14/2004 2:40:07 PM - 205.240.131.9
Loved his character on Green Acres, on every night here in CT on Nick at Night at 9:30...favorite Mr. Haney lines: "Well Mr. Douglas, this is your lucky day..." and the universally classic: "Mr. Douglas, as luck would have it, I just happen to have on the truck a gen-u-ine, authentic, immitation such and such...yours, for only $300..."
Mark D’Antonio
7/13/2004 3:58:27 PM - 204.60.184.1
I too remember Pat in his days with Roy Rogers. A comic cut from the same cloth as Rod Brassfield and Minnie Pearl of the Grand Ol’ Opry. Lowkey humor which played very well in his Mr. Haney role on Green Acres. The running joke was that everyone knew what kind of lowlife Haney was, but Douglas always bought something from him anyway! By the way, Green Acres is my all-time favorite TV sitcom. Sadly, there’ll never be another incarnation of its ilk again.
Jeff Wilson
9/14/2003 10:07:20 AM - 216.183.152.147
what about andy griffin talking bout a football game? i cant find it
wildmouse
1/25/2002 9:25:00 PM - 24.4.254.92
send me a cracking joke
bikash
12/26/2001 4:34:18 AM - 202.70.68.149
could not down load the video, got sent to microsoft to get a download and here I am, cannot download videos so adios-BR-G
G
11/2/2001 7:30:02 PM - 24.5.186.234
Let’s take Pat Buttram back a few years further. I remember him as Roy Roger’s sidekick on b/w tv in 50’s, driving the jeep "Nellybelle". Always liked him.
Dawgie
10/29/2001 5:52:39 AM - 209.212.219.177
Very fine comedian. I think one of the best. Clean Humor.-BR-Best Regards-/P--P-Juan Carlos Brahim-BR-South America
Juan Carlos Brahim
9/9/2001 11:56:45 AM - 200.48.111.58
Holy shit I about died!!!!!!
sloth
7/16/2001 6:18:30 PM - 216.77.208.210
Holy shit I about died!!!!!!
sloth
7/16/2001 6:17:40 PM - 216.77.208.210
Pat is pretty funny for an old guy...
Tim
6/13/2001 - 64.133.72.6
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