Ann-Margrock

Ann-Margrock
Information
Gender	Female
Hair color	Red
Occupation	Hollyrock actress Pebbles' temporary babysitter and idol
Production Details
First appearance	"Ann-Margrock Presents" (only animated appearance)
Voiced by	Ann-Margret

Ann-Margrock is a beautiful Hollyrock star and celebrity, an idol of Pebbles Flintstone and a one-time character of the episode, "Ann-Margrock Presents," featured in the fourth season of the original series, The Flintstones.

Background

Personality

As a star and celebrity, Ann-Margrock is lovely, cute, sweet, and beautiful. With her special bond and connection with Pebbles as a temporary babysitter and an idol throughout this episode, she is kind, compassionate, motherly, warm-hearted, helpful, and gentle.

Physical Appearance

Ann-Margrock is a beautiful, slender woman with fair skin, blue eyes, red lips, red hair, and stylized black eyebrows and eyelashes. She wears a necklace and a purple and black-spotted sleeveless loincloth dress. When she drives her purple turtle-shell car from Hollyrock to Bedrock, she also wears a white pair of sunglasses and a gold and black-spotted head wrap.

Role in the episode

Ann-Margrock came to Bedrock for a big concert and stayed with the Flintstones, who did not know who she was. After a few tries, both Fred and Barney got on The Ann-Margrock Show, which was located at the newly built Bedrock Bowl.

Appearances

• "Ann-Margrock Presents" (The Flintstones, only animated appearance)
• "A Star Falls on Bedrock" (The Flintstones (Gold Key Comics) Issue № 17, only comic appearance)
• The Flintstone Kids' "Just Say No" Special (cameo, as a blonde-haired spectator)
• Hollyrock-a-Bye Baby (from an original draft)

Gallery

Ann-Margrock with Pebbles in the song, "The Littlest Lamb."

Ann-Margrock on the newly built Bedrock Bowl during the song, "I Ain't Gonna Be Your Fool No More".

Ann-Margrock with Fred, Barney, and Pebbles from a 1963 ABC TV print ad.

Ann-Margrock with Fred and Barney from a 1963 TV Guide print ad.

Ann Margret with Ann-Margrock in a 1963 TV Guide magazine publicity photo.

A model of Ann-Margrock for the episode, "Ann-Margrock Presents."

Ann-Margrock from an original draft storyboard by Iwao Takamoto from Hollyrock-a-Bye Baby.

Ann-Margrock as a judge with Stony Curtis in court with the rest of The Flintstones gang.

Notes/Trivia

• Ann-Margrock is based and voiced by Ann-Margret, the Swedish-American actress, singer, and dancer of the 1960s.
• Ann-Margrock returned in the comic story, "A Star Falls on Bedrock", featured in the seventeenth issue of The Flintstones by Gold Key Comics and loosely based on this episode.