该片是由威廉·汉纳执导的欧美动漫,于1961年上映，主要讲述了:The Flintst.ones is a.n animated, prime-.time American televis.ion sitco.m that. was broadca.st from September 30, 1960 .to April .1, 196.6 on ABC.. The show was prod.uced by H.anna-Barbera Productions. T.he Flintstones .was about a .working-class Stone Age .man's life with his family .and his next-door neighbor .and best .friend. . . . . .　　The .show's conti.nuing popularity rested hea.vily on i.ts jux.tapositio.n of modern everyd.ay concer.ns in the Stone Age setting.. . . . 　　The sho.w is set in the Stone Age t.own of Be.drock. (In some of. the earl.ier episodes, it w.as also referred to a.s quot;Ro.ckvill.equot;.) In .this fantasy version of the. past, di.nosaur.s, saber-.toothed tigers, wo.olly mamm.oths, and other long-extinc.t animals co-ex.ist with cav.emen. Like their mid-20t.h century counterparts, the.se cavemen listen to record.s, live i.n split-level home.s, and ea.t out at restauran.ts, yet their technol.ogy is ma.de ent.irely from p.re-industrial materials and. largely .powere.d through. the use of animal.s. For ex.ample, the cars are made ou.t of stone, woo.d, and anima.l skins, and powered by .the passengers' feet (as in. the theme song, quot;Throu.gh the co.urtesy of Fred's t.wo feetqu.ot;). . . . . . 　　The original pilot. episode .clip w.as called. the quot;Flagston.esquot; (.which first appeared in 195.9 as a 90-secon.d promotion .to draw advertisers to t.he show) and was later rein.corporated into the show's .first epi.sode (third episod.e in orig.inal air date orde.r). The show's name w.as change.d to q.uot;The Flin.tstonesquot; shortly therea.fter. . . . . . 　　Tec.hnology . . . 　　O.ften the quot;prehistoricqu.ot; analo.g to a modern mach.ine uses .an animal.[5] For .example, when a chara.cter take.s phot.ographs with. an instant camera, inside .the camer.a box,. a bird c.arves the picture .on a ston.e tablet with its beak. In .a running gag, .the animal p.owering such technology .would frequently break the .fourth wall, look directly .into the .camera at the audi.ence and .offer a mild compl.aint about his job. O.ther comm.only s.een gadgets .in the series include a bab.y woolly .mammot.h used as. a vacuum cleaner;. an adult. woolly mammoth acting as a. shower by spra.ying water w.ith its trunk; elevators. raised and lowered by rope.s around brontosauruses' ne.cks; quot.;automaticquot; wi.ndows pow.ered by monkeys on. the outside; birds a.cting as .quot;c.ar hornsquot.;, sounded by the driver pu.lling on .their .tails or .squeezing their bo.dies; an .quot;electricquot; razor ma.de from a clam .shell, vibra.ting from a honey-bee in.side; a pelican as a washin.g machine, shown with a bea.kful of s.oapy water; and a .woodpecke.r whose beak is us.ed to play a gramopho.ne record.. In m.ost cases, q.uot;The Man of a Thousand V.oicesquot.;, Mel. Blanc, c.ontributed the ani.mals' gag. lines, often lowering his .voice one to tw.o full octav.es, far below the range .he used to voice the charac.ter of Barney Rubble. In th.e case of. the Flintstones' .cuckoo cl.ocks, which varied. from mechanical toys. to live .birds .announcing t.he time, when the hour appr.oached 12.:00, t.he bird i.nside the clock qu.ot;cuckoo.ingquot; usually just ran o.ut of steam and. gave up voc.ally, physically, or bot.h. . . . 　　quot;Ston.e-agequot.; names . . . . . 　　The Stone Age se.tting all.owed f.or gags a.nd word plays invo.lving roc.ks and minerals. For exampl.e, San Antonio .becomes quot.;Sand-and-Stony-oquot;; .the country to the south of. Bedrock's land is called q.uot;Mexir.ockquot; (Mexico).. Travel t.o quot;Hollyrockqu.ot;, a parody of Holl.ywood, us.ually .involves an .quot;airplanequot; flight —. the quot.;plane.quot;, in. this case, is oft.en shown .as a giant pterosaur, with .the fuselage st.rapped to it.s back. Sun Valley becom.es quot;Stone Valleyquot; a.nd is run by quot;Conrad Ha.ilstonequ.ot; (Conrad Hilton.). The la.st names quot;Flin.tstonequot; and quot;.Rubblequo.t;, as. well as oth.er common Bedrock surnames .such as q.uot;Sh.alequot; .and quot;Quartzquo.t;, are i.n line with these puns, as .are the names o.f Bedrock's .celebrities: quot;Gary G.ranitequot; (Cary Grant), q.uot;Stony Curtisquot; (Tony. Curtis),. quot;Ed Sulleyroc.k/Sulleys.tonequot; (Ed Sull.ivan), quot;Rock Pile./Quarry/H.udston.equot; (Rock. Hudson), quot;Ann-Margrock.quot; (An.n-Marg.ret), quo.t;Jimmy Darrockquo.t; (James. Darren), quot;Alvin Brickr.ockquot; (Alfre.d Hitchcock)., quot;Perry Masonry/Mas.onitequot; (Perry Mason as .played by Raymond Burr), qu.ot;Mick J.adestone and The R.olling Bo.uldersquot; (Mick .Jagger and The Rollin.g Stones,. calle.d quot;Mick .Jagged and the Stonesquot; .in live-a.ction .film The .Flintstones in Viv.a Rock Ve.gas), quot;Eppy Brianstoneq.uot; (Brian Eps.tein) and qu.ot;The Beau Brummelstone.squot; (The Beau Brummels).. Once, while visiting one o.f Bedrock.'s houses of quot;.Haute Cou.turequot; with Wil.ma, Betty even commen.ted on th.e new .quot;Jackie .Kennerock (Jackie Kennedy) .lookquot;.. In s.ome cases., the celebrity fe.atured al.so provided the voice: quot.;Samanthaquot; .and quot;Dar.rinquot; from Bewitched .were voiced by Elizabeth Mo.ntgomery and Dick York. Exa.mples fro.m the above list i.nclude An.n-Margret, Curtis,. Darren, and the Beau. Brummels.. Othe.r celebritie.s, such as quot;Ed Sulleyst.onequot; .and qu.ot;Alvin .Brickrockquot;, we.re render.ed by impersonators. Some o.f Bedrock's spo.rts heroes i.nclude: football player .quot;Red Granitequot; (Red .Grange), wrestler quot;Bron.to Crushr.ockquot; (Bronko N.agurski),. golfer quot;Arnol.d Palmrockquot; (Arno.ld Palmer.), box.ers quot;Flo.yd Patterstonequot; (Floyd .Patterson.) and .quot;Sonn.y Listonequot; (So.nny Listo.n), and baseball players qu.ot;Sandy Stonea.xequot; (San.dy Koufax), quot;Lindy M.cShalequot; (Lindy McDaniel.), quot;Roger Marblequot; (.Roger Mar.is), and quot;Mick.ey Marble.quot; or quot;Mick.ey Mantlepiecequot; (.Mickey Ma.ntle).. Ace reporte.r quot;Daisy Kilgranitequot.; (Doroth.y Kilg.allen) wa.s a friend of Wilm.a. Monste.r names include quot;Count .Rockulaquot; (C.ount Dracula.), Rockzilla (Godzilla),. and quot;The Frankenstone .Monsterquot; (Frankenstein'.s monster.).