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The Oddball Couple starring Frank Nelson as the Felix Unger character and Paul Winchell as the Oscar Madison character.
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The Oddball Couple starring Frank Nelson as the Felix Unger character and Paul Winchell as the Oscar Madison character.
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Voice actor, ventriloquist, and inventor of the first artificial heart, Paul Winchell.
In photo below, Paul Winchell, the ventriloquist, and his wife have coffee in one of the booths of the Cromwell Drug store in the RCA building, at Rockefeller Center, May 22, 1952.
A small size Jerry Mahoney, the dummy Winchell uses on the "What's My Name" TV program, is seated on Mrs. Winchell's lap.
AP Photo/Charles Lucas
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Juliet Mills and guest Paul Winchell promoting a December 1970 episode of 'Nanny And The Professor.โ
Green Eggs and Ham (Dr. Seuss on the Loose) Director: Hawley Pratt | Studio: DePatieโFreleng USA, 1973
๐ฏ โMilt Kahl just went to town with this assignment. Pooh and most of the other characters behave in subtle ways, and their acting is underplayed. Tigger adds a much needed contrast with Paul Winchellโs voice and Miltโs energetic, boisterous performances.โ~Andreas Deja