Like "The Brady Bunch," "The Monkees," and "Green Acres," "Mister Ed" was a show that was before my time, but I did catch reruns. As a kid, what wasn't enthralling about a talking horse? I would watch whenever I possibly could.
Mister Ed was voiced by Allan Lane who was acting as early as 1929. Mister Ed's owner, Wilbur Post, was played by Alan Young who was in many T. V. shows all the way up to 2013. If you watched any T. V. at all from the 60's to the 00's you saw him. I'm not saying you recognized him or knew who he was, but you saw him. Starring as Wilbur's wife was Connie Hines as Carol Post. She had a very small catalog with "Mister Ed" being her biggest role.
Mister Ed was voiced by Allan Lane who was acting as early as 1929. Mister Ed's owner, Wilbur Post, was played by Alan Young who was in many T. V. shows all the way up to 2013. If you watched any T. V. at all from the 60's to the 00's you saw him. I'm not saying you recognized him or knew who he was, but you saw him. Starring as Wilbur's wife was Connie Hines as Carol Post. She had a very small catalog with "Mister Ed" being her biggest role.