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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Chooty malli" data-source="post: 7446029" data-attributes="member: 273036">පිස්සු පූසාට නිවන් සුව පතමු..............................පිස්සු පූසා චරිතය ඔබට මතකද.ඔහුගේ කටහඩ ඔබට මතකද{English Version}පිස්සු පූසාට හඩ කැවූ Arnold Stang පිළිඹඳවයි මේ අතීතාවර්ජනය                 <img src="http://www.katzforums.com/images/icons/icon1.gif" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />                 Top Cat's voice, has died aged 91                                                                                            <img src="http://i49.tinypic.com/2ufyu4n.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /><img src="http://i46.tinypic.com/5162k6.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Top Cat with his nemesis Officer Dibble in the famous 1960s cartoon.  Arnold Stang, best known for providing Top Cat's voice, has died aged 91But he is best known for Hanna-Barbera's cartoon Top Cat, 30 episodes of  which were made between 1961 and 1962.The central character, Top Cat - called T.C. by close friends - is the  leader of a gang of New York alley cats, Fancy-Fancy, Spook, Benny The  Ball, The Brain and Choo Choo.A frequent plot-line revolved around the local police officer Charles  'Charlie' Dibble, and his ineffective attempts to evict the gang from  the alley.The only reason that he wanted to be rid of them was that Top Cat and  his gang were constantly attempting to earn a quick dollar - usually  through an illegal scam.The name Dibble has passed into slang for police officers.Arnold StangLive radio performance: Stang takes to the airwaves in 1945Top Cat was loosely based on The Phil Silvers Show, with T.C. being  recognisably Sgt Bilko, and Officer Dibble replacing the long-suffering  Colonel Hall.Stang's widow today attributed her husband's career longevity to his  willingness to tackle any professional challenge.'He was really unique, because he could perform in any role, comedy or  drama, he just loved it all,' Mrs Stang said.'He always thought of himself just as an actor, not any particular kind  of actor, but just an actor who would play whatever he was asked to  play.'Despite often playing goofy characters, Stang was the consummate  professional, preparing the same for his biggest roles and the smallest  commercials.'I remember how smart he was, and how hard-working, and how disciplined  he was, no matter what the role,' his wife said.A native New Yorker, the slight and diminutive Stang started his career  on the radio as a teenager and never lost his love of the medium.Mrs Stang remembers her husband zipping across Manhattan in the 1940s  and 1950s, from radio show to radio show, all live and challenging in  their own way because all the acting is done through voice, with no  facial expressions or body language.'That was his education,' she said.He played alongside comedian Milton Berle on radio and television in the  1950s, before moving on to a prestigious role opposite Frank Sinatra in  The Man With The Golden Arm, and becoming a member of the ensemble  comedic cast of It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.The dramatic role alongside Sinatra was one of his favourites, his wife  said.As well as voicing cartoons, he did dozens of commercials, perhaps most  notably for the Chunky candy bar.He appeared in a film alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger, Hercules In New  York, and also featured on TV in The Cosby Show and the 1960s Batman  series.Stang continued acting into his 80s, playing a role in the 1993 movie  Dennis The Menace.He is also survived by son David and daughter Deborah.                                                                       ත්රෙඩ් එකට කැමති අය කමන්ට් එකක් දාල යන්න,,,,,,,,,,,</blockquote>

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