Earl Bennett(1919-2007)

Editor
Sound Department
Actor

Earl Bennett was born on 5 November 1919 in Kansas City, Kansas, USA. He was an editor and actor, known for Charlotte's Web (1973), It's the Wolf (1969) and Fantastic Four (1967). He died on 4 October 2007 in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California, USA.

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Known for

Paul Lynde, Agnes Moorehead, Debbie Reynolds, Henry Gibson, Danny Bonaduce, Pamelyn Ferdin, Joan Gerber, Dave Madden, Don Messick, Martha Scott, John Stephenson, Herb Vigran, and William B. White in Charlotte's Web (1973)

Charlotte's Web

6.9

Sound Department

1973

It's the Wolf

6.8

TV Series

Editor

Fantastic Four

6.6

TV Series

Editor

Heyyy, It's the King!

5.9

TV Series

Editor

Credits

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Editor

Blast-Off Buzzard
5.5
TV Series
- Editor
- 1977
Heyyy, It's the King!
5.9
TV Series
- Editor
- 1977
Shake, Rattle and Roll
6.2
TV Series
- Editor
- 1977
C B Bears
5.7
TV Series
- Editor
- 1977
Posse Impossible
6.2
TV Series
- Editor
- 1977
Undercover Elephant
5.8
TV Series
- Editor
- 1977
Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels
6.4
TV Series
- Editor
- 1977
Scooby's All Stars
7.3
TV Series
- Editor (1977)
- 1977–1979
Speed Buggy
6.6
TV Series
- Editor (1973-1975)
- 1973
The New Scooby-Doo Movies
7.6
TV Series
- Editor (as Earl Bennet)
- 1972
Motormouse and Autocat
6.1
TV Series
- Editor
- 1969
Around the World in 79 Days
6.0
TV Series
- Editor
- 1969
Cattanooga Cats
6.3
TV Series
- Editor
- 1969
It's the Wolf
6.8
TV Series
- Editor
- 1969
Fantastic Four
6.6
TV Series
- Editor
- 1967

Sound Department

These Are the Days
7.2
TV Series
- sound effects editor
- 1974
Speed Buggy
6.6
TV Series
- effects editor
- 1973
Jeannie
6.0
TV Series
- sound effects editor (1973)
- 1973
Charlotte's Web
6.9
- sound effects editor
- 1973
Wait Till Your Father Gets Home
7.6
TV Series
- sound effects editor
- 1973
A Christmas Story
5.9
TV Movie
- sound effects editor
- 1972
The Thanksgiving That Almost Wasn't
6.2
TV Movie
- sound effects editor
- 1972
Love, American Style
6.8
TV Series
- sound effects editor
- 1972
Help!... It's the Hair Bear Bunch!
6.3
TV Series
- sound effects editor
- 1971–1972
Scooby Doo, Where Are You!
7.9
TV Series
- sound effects editor
- 1970
Where's Huddles?
7.0
TV Series
- sound effects editor
- 1970
The New Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
7.3
TV Series
- sound effects editor
- sound editor
- 1968–1969
Gay Purr-ee
6.7
- sound effects editor (uncredited)
- 1962
Bwana Magoo
6.5
Short
- sound effects
- 1959

Actor

1001 Arabian Nights
6.2
- Heralds' Sped Up Voice (uncredited)
- 1959
Cannonball
7.7
TV Series
- Tiger Tremain
- 1959
Bwana Magoo
6.5
Short
- Lion (uncredited)
- 1959
Magoo's Moose Hunt
7.3
Short
- Colonel Bottomley
- Moose (uncredited)
- 1957
Rock-Hound Magoo
6.4
Short
- Prospector (uncredited)
- 1957
Matador Magoo
6.6
Short
- Matador (uncredited)
- 1957
Trailblazer Magoo
6.3
Short
- Newsboy (uncredited)
- 1956
Magoo Beats the Heat
6.4
Short
- Prospector (uncredited)
- 1956
Magoo's Canine Mutiny
6.8
Short
- Officer Mulligan
- Thief (uncredited)
- 1956
The Spike Jones Show
7.9
TV Series
- Fortune Teller
- Ugly Stepsister
- Silly (as Sir Frederick Gas)
- 1954
Fireman Save My Child
6.6
- Fireman (uncredited)
- 1954
Champagne for Two
5.8
Short
- Alex (uncredited)
- 1947
Sarge Goes to College
6.5
- Eddie
- 1947
The Egg and I
6.9
- Reveler at Country Dance (uncredited)
- 1947

Personal details

Alternative names
- Earl Bennet
Born
- November 5, 1919
- Kansas City, Kansas, USA
Died
- October 4, 2007
- Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California, USA

Did you know

Trivia
He toured with Spike Jones and His City Slickers under the name "Sir Frederic Gas". He wore a black suit with long tails, a string necktie and teased his long hair out into a "fright wig". His comic specialty was rubbing two sticks together, while squeaking a leather reed in his mouth, creating a comical instrument he called his Sadivarious. He later joined UPA and Hanna-Barbara cartoon studios as a film editor. Retired and painted for a hobby until blindness set in.