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HENRY CORDEN R.I.P.
by jerry
May 21, 2005 12:47 am


fredflintstone.jpgBest known for his voice of Fred Flintstone (replacing Alan Reed after his death), character actor Henry Corden has passed away at age 85.Outside of his Flintstone work, my favorite role of his was his recurring stint as Mr. Babbitt, the gruff landlord of THE MONKEES.He shall be missed.

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