Job Voice actor * Puppeteer * Advertising creative director * Comedian * Author * Radio personality
Years active 1944-present
Top Roles Deputy Sheriff, Yawning man, Marvin, Beaver, Punkinhead Martin
Top GenresFamily, Animation, Comedy, Short Films, Musical, Drama
Top TopicsSatire, Show Business
Top Collaborators , (Director), ,
Shares birthday with Billie Burke, Ann Harding, Joseph Sistrom  see more..

Stan Freberg Overview:

Actor, Stan Freberg, was born Stanley Victor Freberg on Aug 7, 1926 in Los Angeles, CA. As of December 2025, Stan Freberg was 99 years old.

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He was honored with one star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the category of Recording. In addition, Freberg was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame .

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Stan Freberg Quotes:

Bertie: Hubie, I'll never be able to touch this stuff again.
Hubie: Me neither. So there's nothing left to live for.
Bertie: You mean...?
[Hubie nods]
Hubie: Come on, Bert. Let's get it over with.
Bertie: Yeah, yeah. Over.


Junyer Bear: Ma, Pa won't talk to me. I nudged him, and I nudged him, but he's awfully still.


Junyer Bear: When the nasty old Bogeyman fills me with fears / And my little old pinafore is all wet with tears / And my cute little pug nose is all red from crying / Who is it that saves me and keeps me from dying? / My Pa! / When my little pink cheeks are pale with fright / Who is it that lifts me and holds me tight / And says, "There, there, little man. Everything is all right"? / My Pa!


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He was awarded a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording at 6145 Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood, California.

Star of CBS Radio's "The Stan Freberg Show" (1957).

Got the idea for his classic, controversial satire on holiday commercialism, "Green Chri$tma$" (Capitol: 1959), from seeing an advertisement around Christmastime, 1958, of a family gathered around the tree, ecstatic at the sight of...four brand new snow tires. For Freberg, a Baptist minister's son, it was all too much, and he wrote the outline for the sketch that very afternoon.

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