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Alan Young


 
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Mostly Credited As: Alan Young
Sometimes Credited As: Al Young
Birth Name: Angus Young
Date Of Birth: November 19, 1919 (Age 90)
Country Of Birth: United Kingdom
Birth Place: North Shields, Tyne-and-Wear, England
Height: 5' 10" (1.77 m)

Alan Young had a long and memorable career. It all began in England where he was born. A childhood of moving around from England to Scotland and then Canada, along with a four year bout with bronchial asthma which left him bed ridden and would help form his appreciation of radio. By the age of 13, he had a job as an actor in radio, and by the ripe old age of he was writing and acting in his own show on the CBC stations. This would soon get him known as the All-American boy working on the Alan Young Show despite being Scottish by way of England. By the time this shows popularity waned, Alan had gone on tour doing a comedy act. This would all lead to his creation of the television version of "The Alan Young Show." Also during this period he developed a movie persona along with a string of films. In the 1960's, Alan would land his most well known role as Wilbur on "Mr. Ed." Among a number of cartoon voice overs, mainly as Scottish accents, he would fill the role as 'Scrooge McDuck' for Disney's
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Alan Young TV Appearances
 
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Show: House of Mouse(2001)As: Scrooge McDuck -- [Voice]
Show: Mickey Mouse Works(1999)As: Scrooge McDuck -- [Voice]
Show: Alice Through the Looking Glass(1998)As: The White Knight -- [Voice]
Show: The Ren and Stimpy Show(1991)As: Haggis MacHaggis (S04-S05) -- [Voice]
Show: TaleSpin(1990)As: Various -- [Voice]
Show: Coming of Age (US)(1988)As: Ed Pepper
Show: DuckTales(1987)As: Scrooge McDuck -- [Voice]
Show: The Smurfs(1981)As: Miner Smurf, Farmer Smurf, Scaredy Smurf -- [Voice]
Show: The Plastic Man Comedy Adventure Show(1979)As: Various -- [Voice]
Show: Scooby and Scrappy-Doo(1979)As: Various -- [Voice]
Show: Battle of The Planets(1978)As: Keyop, 7-Zark-7 -- [Voice]
Show: Mister Ed(1961)As: Wilbur Post
Show: Alan Young(1958)As: Himself
Show: The Colgate Comedy Hour(1950)As: Himself (1951 - 1954)
Show: The Alan Young Show(1950)As: Himself
Episode Cast Credits 
Show: TV Land Confidential (2005) 
  Changing Times and Trends 01x07: (Oct/26/2005) As Himself 
  Being Bad Behind the Scenes 01x06: (Oct/19/2005) As Himself 
  Writing, Rehearsing and Recording 01x04: (Oct/05/2005) As Himself 
Show: Camp Lazlo (2005) 
  The Nothing Club/ Loogie Llama 01x08: (Aug/19/2005) Voiced The Nothing Club 
Show: Megas XLR (2004) 
  S-Force S.O.S. 02x06: (Nov/13/2004) Voiced Jax 
  Bad Guy 01x09: (May/22/2004) Voiced Jax 
Show: Hollywood Squares (1998) 
  Apr. 26 2004 04x06: (Apr/26/2004) As Himself 
Show: Static Shock (2000) 
  Now You See Him ... 04x08: (Mar/13/2004) Voiced Dr. McDonald 
Show: Maybe It's Me (2001) 
  The "Hair" Episode 01x02: (Oct/12/2001) As Abe Lasky 
Show: Freakylinks (2000) 
  Subject: Sunrise at Sunset Streams 01x10: (Jun/15/2001) As Henry 
Show: ER (1994) 
  Benton Backwards 07x04: (Nov/02/2000) As Archie Mellonston 
Show: Hang Time (1995) 
  That '60s Show 06x02: (Sep/30/2000) As Mr. McHenry 
Show: Rude Awakening (1998) 
  Truth Don't Fail Me Now 03x05: (Jul/20/2000) As Priest 
Show: Kelly Kelly (1998) 
  The Kilt Show 01x02: (Apr/27/1998) As Great Uncle Billy 
Show: USA High (1997) 
  Goodbye, Mr. Phipps 01x39: (Oct/02/1997) As Mr. Phipps 
Show: Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (1996) (1996) 
  Sweet Charity 01x18: (Mar/07/1997) As Mr. Barry 
Show: The Wayans Bros. (1995) 
  Loot 02x05: (Oct/04/1995) As Pastor Benton 
Show: Maybe This Time (1995) 
  Gracie Under Fire 01x03: (Sep/23/1995) As Arthur 
Show: Duckman (1994) 
  America the Beautiful 02x05: (Apr/10/1995) Voiced Wilbur Nelson 
Show: Batman: The Animated Series (1992) 
  Baby-Doll 03x04: (Oct/22/1994) Voiced Tod Baker 
Show: Party of Five (1994) 
  Homework 01x02: (Sep/19/1994) As Jack Gordon 
Show: Coach (1989) 
  One for the Road 05x22: (May/18/1993) As Ranger Farley 
Show: Doogie Howser, M.D. (1989) 
  Eleven Angry People ... and Vinnie 04x21: (Mar/17/1993) As Randall 
Show: TaleSpin (1990) 
  The Old Man and the Sea Duck 01x31: (Nov/08/1990) Voiced Doctor 
Show: St. Elsewhere (1982) 
  A Coupla White Dummies Sitting Around Talking 06x11: (Dec/16/1987) As Knox 
Show: Murder, She Wrote (1984) 
  Keep the Home Fries Burning 02x14: (Jan/19/1986) As Floyd Nelson 
Show: ABC Weekend Specials (1977) 
  Bad Cat 07x08: (Apr/14/1984) As Jim Harrison 
  Bunnicula, the Vampire Rabbit 05x03: (Jan/09/1982) As Mr. Monroe - Storekeeper 
  Scruffy (1) 04x01: (Oct/04/1980) Voiced Unknown 
  The Girl with ESP 03x03: (Oct/20/1979) Voiced George Goodbee/Sligh 
Show: The Love Boat (1977) 
  Doc's Big Case/A Booming Romance/The Senior Sinners 06x16: (Jan/22/1983) As Ross 
  Tony's Family/The Minister and the Stripper/Her Own Two Feet 02x10: (Nov/18/1978) As Phil Sharp 
Show: This Is the Life (1952) 
  Bon Voyage and Shalom 01x01: (1983) As Unknown 
Show: The Incredible Hulk (1982) (1982) 
  The Cyclops Project 01x05: (Oct/16/1982) Voiced Cyclops Computer 
Show: Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends (1981) 
  The Fantastic Mr. Frump 01x03: (Sep/26/1981) Voiced Mr. Frump 
Show: Gibbsville (1976) 
  Saturday Night 01x02: (Nov/18/1976) As Kanzler 
Show: Personality (1967) 
  Aug 7, 1967 ??x01: (Aug/07/1967) As Himself 
Show: The Merv Griffin Show (1962) 
  May 3, 1967 05x01: (May/03/1967) As Himself 
Show: Mister Ed (1961) 
  Wilbur's Father 03x21: (Feb/28/1963) As Angus Post 
Show: Pantomime Quiz (1949) 
  The Mister Ed Cast ??x01: (Jan/07/1963) As Himself (Guest Panelist) 
Show: Death Valley Days (1952) 
  The Hat That Won the West 11x12: (Oct/23/1962) As John Stetson 
Show: The Andy Williams Show (1962) (1962) 
  Miyoshi Umeki / Alan Young 01x03: (Oct/11/1962) As Himself 
Show: The Dinah Shore Chevy Show (1956) 
  Season 5, Episode 3 05x03: (Oct/16/1960) As Himself 
Show: Ford Startime (1959) 
  Tennessee Ernie Ford Meets King Arthur 01x31: (May/10/1960) As Clarence 
Show: Five Fingers (1959) 
  Thin Ice 01x11: (Dec/19/1959) As Karl 
Show: The Steve Allen Show (1956) 
• 5 episode credits -- (First Appearance: Sunday December 23rd, 1956)
  Season 4, Episode 10 04x10: (Nov/16/1958) As Himself 
  Season 3, Episode 26 03x26: (Mar/23/1958) As Himself 
  Season 2, Episode 20 02x20: (Feb/17/1957) As Himself 
  Season 2, Episode 16 02x16: (Jan/13/1957) As Himself 
Show: The Lux Show with Rosemary Clooney (1957) 
  Jan 16, 1958 01x01: (Jan/16/1958) As Himself 
Show: Studio 57 (1954) 
  Swing Your Partner, Hector 03x09: (Nov/13/1956) As Hector Tutwilder 
Show: Matinee Theater (1955) 
  Ask Me No Questions 01x122: (Apr/20/1956) As guest star 
Show: Studio One (1948) 
  This Will Do Nicely 08x29: (Apr/02/1956) As Timothy 
  The Man Who Caught the Ball at Coogan's Bluff 08x11: (Nov/28/1955) As George Abernathy 
Show: The NBC Comedy Hour (1956) 
  Season 1, Episode 17 01x17: (1956) As Himself (Host) 
Show: Screen Director's Playhouse (1955) 
  The Life of Vernon Hathaway 01x06: (Nov/09/1955) As Ernest Stockhoeffer 
Show: General Electric Theater (1953) 
  Wild Luke's Boy 02x20: (May/16/1954) As Alan Parker 
Show: The Colgate Comedy Hour (1950) 
  Alan Young, Stan Freberg, Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby 04x16: (Jan/17/1954) As Host 
  Alan Young and Roy Rogers & Dale Evans 02x16: (Dec/16/1951) As Host 
Show: The Ed Sullivan Show (1948) 
  Jessica Tandy, Hume Cronyn, Alan Young, Bobby Van 04x24: (Feb/25/1951) As Himself 
Show: The Emmy Awards (1949) 
  The 3rd Annual Emmy Awards 03x01: (Jan/23/1951) As Himself (Best Actor), [Special Guest Stars]
Show: God, the Devil and Bob (2000) 
  God's Girlfriend 01x12: (Unknown/Unaired) Voiced Wilbur Post 
Show: Down to Earth (US) (1984) 
  Everything Old is New Again 01x05: (Unknown/Unaired) As Alistair Coogan 
Show: The Tony Danza Show (1997) (1997) 
  Mini-pause 01x11: (Unaired) As Dr. Harper 
 
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Alan Young Trivia
 
Born in England of Scottish decent, Alan is now a naturalized U.S. citizen.
 
Having bronchial asthma as a child left him bed ridden for months at a time. This created his love for radio acting.
 
Once went on a date with Norma Jean Mortensen, better known as Marilyn Monroe.
 
The voice os many Scottish accented cartoon characters, including Scrooge McDuck from "Duck Tales."
 
Appeared in both movie versions of "The Time Machine."
 
 
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