The Man Called Flintstone
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Joseph Barbera
Alan Reed Sr.
Mel Blanc
Jean Vanderpyl
Gerry Johnson
Don Messick
Film Details
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Synopsis
When master spy Rock Slag is disabled by henchmen of the sinister Green Goose, head of SMIRK, the Stone Age Secret Service calls upon Fred Flintstone, who is an exact double of Rock Slag, to impersonate the agent and track down Green Goose and his seductive accomplice, Tanya. Accompanied by his wife and daughter and by Mr. and Mrs. Rubble, Fred goes on a supposed vacation trip to Paris. Tanya has moved on to Rome, however, and the two families follow. Though Fred makes contact with Tanya, she leads him into a trap, and he and Barney Rubble end up as prisoners in an abandoned amusement park that serves as headquarters for Green Goose. Both men resist torture until the real Rock Slag arrives to put an end to Green Goose's ambitious plan to conquer all of Eu-rock. Once the madman is captured, he and his coconspirators, including Tanya, are sent off into outer space in one of Green Goose's own secret missiles. With Eu-rock saved, the Flintstones and the Rubbles return to their stone age homes.
Cast
Alan Reed Sr.
Mel Blanc
Jean Vanderpyl
Gerry Johnson
Don Messick
Janet Waldo
Paul Frees
Harvey Korman
John Stephenson
June Foray
Crew
Edwin Aardal
R. S. Allen
Fernando Arce
Joseph Barbera
Joseph Barbera
Edward Barge
Richard Bickenbach
Dick Blundell
John Boersema
Gene Borghi
Janet Brown
Jim Brummett
Harvey Bullock
Bruce Bushman
Frank Carr
Jack Carr
Brad Case
Woody Chatwood
Walter Clinton
Pat Combs
Larry Cowan
Ron Dias
Jerry Eisenberg
Marceil Ferguson
Tom Ferriter
Charles Flekal
Pat Foley
Warren Foster
Hugh Fraser
Rene Garcia
Joyce Gard
Robert Gentle
George Germanetti
Bill Getty
George Goepper
Richard Gonzales
Doug Goodwin
Roberta Greutert
Janet Gusdavison
Florence Hammontre
William Hanna
William Hanna
Howard Hanson
Jerry Hathcock
Annie Lee Holm
Dave Horton
Jack Huber
Charlotte Huffine
Sam Jaimes
Homer Jonas
Paul Julian
Bill Keil
Jack Kerns
Richard Khim
Tom Knowles
Bill Kotler
Milton Krear
George Kreisl
Warner Leighton
Brooke Linden
Hicks Lokey
Tony Love
Alex Lovy
Art Lozzi
Richard Lundy
Don Lusk
Betty Macgowan
John Mccarthy Jr.
Grace Mccurdy
Rae Mcspadden
Tony Milch
F. Montealegre
Kenneth Muse
Steve Nakagawa
George Nicholas
Charles A. Nichols
Ted Nichols
Lance Noley
Bill Nunes
Richard Olson
Joan Orbison
Marty Paich
Frank Paiker
Ed Parks
Jack Parr
Frank Parrish
Harbard Pennington
William Perez
John Pratt
William Pratt
Maggie Raymond
Veve Risto
Joe Roman
Robert Schaefer
Bill Schipek
Evelyn Sherwood
Hal Shiffman
Dennis Silis
Robert Singer
John Sparey
Irv Spence
Norman Stainback
Grace Stanzell
Iwao Takamoto
Carlo Vinci
Roy Wade
Don Watson
Allen Wilzbach
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Trivia
This movie was produced right after production of the original "Flintstones, The" (1960) series ended, and was intended as a swan song for the characters.
Henry Corden, who provided Fred Flintstone's (uncredited) singing voice, also voiced several incidental characters on "Flintstones, The" (1960) and would later take over Fred's voice after 'Alan Reed' 's death in 1977.
