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Looney Tunes & Merrie Melodies: The Early Years
Information database on the early cartoons of Warner Bros. Includes pictures,
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Cartoons: Characters: Serving the Toon Community since August of 1998 Jump to: | Welcome to Looney Tunes & Merrie Melodies: The Early Years
Here you will find plot descriptions, screen shots, and other bits of info on the many cartoons listed, histories and filmographies of the various characters, and information on the men who created them
It was an eight minute musical adventure called Sinkin' in the Bathtub , starring two new characters named Bosko and Honey
to distribute a series of cartoons starring the Bosko character
Others were not so successful, and felt more like characters standing around and singing for no reason
Attempts were made to create new starring characters, but none of them lasted
These characters include Foxy & Roxy (the most blatant of the Mickey and Minnie rip-offs), a pair of pigs named Piggy & Fluffy, and a dog named Goopy Geer
Most of the staff would soon return to Schlesinger however, and eventually this group (which included Chuck Jones, Bob Clampett, Friz Freleng, and Robert McKimson) would go on to help create some of the most beloved cartoon characters of all-time..
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So You Wanna - Animated Movies
Synopsis and review of several Disney animated films.
Cartoon characters hold real guns, and real characters hold cartoon guns
characters appeared on film at the same time
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Judith's Winnie the Pooh Page Includes
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Partner Pages Welcome, Anonymous Nickname Password Membership: 3962 Latest: New Today: 0 New Yesterday: 0 People Online: 50 Visitors: 50 Members: 0 Which quote do you like best? Pooh - Oh bother Piglet - Oh dear, dddear dear Eeyore - Thanks for noticing me Tigger - Oh dont be ridiculous! Rabbit - Oh no, not again, oh my goodness greatest Gopher - I'm not in the book Owl - Someone has pasted Piglet on my window Votes: 1055 Comments: 0 Welcome to my Winnie the Pooh page! : Piglet has his own page! Posted by on Monday, July 31 Piglet is just a small animal, but his heart is so big that he now has his own page! He is the first of the Pooh characters with his own page
Note: Source: ( | 1574 bytes more | Score: 3) : Pooh tops survey of favorite animal characters Posted by on Sunday, June 18 Winnie the Pooh has been voted the nation's favorite animal character in the United Kingdom in a new survey, heading a list dominated by iconic bears like Paddington and Rupert
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Persistence of Vision - Speaking of Characters
By Jim Fanning. [Persistence of Vision] Biographical article. Includes photo.
Speaking of Characters STERLING HOLLOWAY by Jim Fanning Copyright © The Walt Disney Company There's no mistaking that voice when you hear it -- and once you've heard it, there's no forgetting it
That familiarity (or over-familiarity) may have worked against Holloway, clouding the opinion of critics and audiences to the fact that -- while his voice was exactly the same in every film -- Holloway was a gifted actor whose vocal characterizations were varied and unique with each performance
There was a typically fine performance for a forgettable character (Roquefort the gentle mouse who likes cats) in one of Disney's most forgettable features, The Aristocats (1970)
In two major cases, Holloway's vocal acting was instrumental in the effectiveness of the characters he portrayed
Almost two decades later, Walt Disney cast him as another Lewis Carroll character, the Cheshire Cat
In animator Ward Kimball's now-famous assessment, 'the only real 'mad' thing in the whole picture...turned out to be the Cheshire Cat! Why? Because compared to the constant all-out, wild gyrations of the other characters, he played it real cool
PICTURE OF DISNEY CARTOON CHARACTER ?
Cartoon Brew
Weblog of animation historian Jerry Beck and Amid Amidi of Animation Blast.
Jackson is voicing the lead character in an original Spike TV anime series AFRO SAMURAI
There Max encounters the classic monsters, including Frankensteins creation, a werewolf, a lagoon creature and many other bizarre and creepy characters, as he sets out to save the girl of his dreams from the greatest evil the world has ever known
Animator, who pointed out this article to me, wrote a nice summation of why misinformation like this is unacceptable: My understanding is that, yes, Fred had a definite problem with drinking too much alcohol, and was certainly 'disciplined' by the Disney Studio on one or more occasions by being let go, but it seems that the stories about 'Freddy the poor, washed-up drunk' have been greatly exaggerated over the years by a.) those who had a vested interest in downplaying Fred Moore's giant contribution to the development of Disney character animation and b.) parroting of studio gossip from those within the animation industry and animation fandom who only had, at best, second or third hand knowledge of the events surrounding Fred Moore's last years and his death
Disney's Lion King Was to be a Remake of Kimba the White Lion?
Presents evidence to support its position that The Lion King movie is a disguised
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Tezuka, 1965 Disney, 1994 I'm sure you've heard how every character in The Lion King has a matching character in Kimba, all the way down to the level of both having a sage mandrill mis-identified as a baboon
1980? Disney, 1994 During planning sessions for The Lion King, Simba started out as a white lion until one of the animators spoke up: 'Not even OUR lawyers are THAT good!' Maybe so, but notice how both characters have a tuft of hair in the middle of their foreheads, and the very unusual dark ear rim
Tezuka, 1965 Disney, 1994 Both title characters turn to eating bugs to save their herbivore friends
Kimba's story lines, which involve the struggle to build strength of character, and the need for ALL life to be part of the great circle--animals AND humans, are things that most Lion King fans can enjoy
Native Views on Disney's Pocahontas
Criticism of the animated film and links to more discussions on exploitation and
misinformation.
Apparently the Pocahontas cartoon character's appearance stems from some girl the Disney team met while doing research in Virginia who claimed to be a descendant, hoo boy
Snow White
Cast and credits information.
Genre: / / / / Tagline: Walt Disney's New characters in his first full-length production! Plot Outline: Snow White, pursued by a jealous queen, hides with the Dwarfs; the queen feeds her a poison apple, but Prince Charming awakens her with a kiss
Judith's Mickey Mouse Page
Includes pictures, desktop themes, information, and games.
Viewed from a distance of over 70 years, it appears that Mickey's success was inevitable, that he was a kind of force of nature in entertainment, destined to become one of the most beloved characters in the world
In fact, Mickey Mouse could easily have become just another character in the history of animation, joining the likes of Popeye, Betty Boop, and Felix the Cat
Clearly, the most significant factor that led to Mickey's super-stardom was his optimistic, cheerful, resilient character -- one very much like Walt's
He got his first big break because of one seemingly simple flash of inspiration: In a day when cartoon characters were silent, Walt decided to give Mickey Mouse a voice
Disney was asking for $3, 000 per film (a considerable sum at the time) and insisted on retaining the rights to the Mickey Mouse character.' It was then that Walt decided to spend every dollar he had creating a soundtrack for one of these three cartoons, 'Steamboat Willie.' It wasn't easy, and a lesser man than Walt would have given up
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The Warner Brothers Cartoon Companion: Friz Freleng
Biography from the massive 'toon reference.
Fetchit, Stepin Character actor of the 1930s who was the archetype for the (offensive, by the standards of today) caricature of the lazy, shiftless Negro
Examples include: the log cabin accidentally created by the title character with his plow in The Draft Horse (Jones, 1942), Johnny Smith and Poker-Huntas (Avery, 1938), and the nest built by the bluebirds in Farm Frolics (Clampett, 1941)
Bryan, the voice of Elmer Fudd, was a supporting player on this show, which also spawned a spinoff based on the Great Gildersleeve character played by Hal Peary
A number of characters and catch-phrases from this show found their way into WB cartoons, including Taint Funny McGee, I Betcha, Myrt the telephone operator, Gildersleeve, the Old Timer ( Taint the way I heerd it, Johnny! ) and others
Squeals pig character attempting to con a widow pig out of an inheritance, until one of her sons exposes him (note the use by the character of a cane like a pool cue in ringing the door bell)
McKimson is on record as citing a sheriff character from the 1930s radio show Blue Monday Jamboree as the source for Foggy
However, given the southern nature of the character and his habit of bellowing thats a joke, son it is clear that the character was inspired by the immortal figure of Senator Claghorn, the equally blustery southern senator played by Kenny Delmar on the Fred Allen radio show in the 1940s
Celebrity Voice Actors: The New Sound of Animation
Joe Bevilacqua investigates viewpoints on celebrities as voice actors. [Animation
World Magazine]
Robin William's sheer exuberance as the Genie in Aladdin created a memorable and entertaining character
One of the current trends in the American animation industry is to cast major movie stars to voice animated characters
They properly recognized that you couldn't send an animated character out there to Entertainment Tonight to promote your movie." But voice actor Bob Bergen counters, "If you look at Disney's history, they've always used the celebrities of the day for their cartoons
No [other] time in film has there been so much animation being produced." While in the past Disney used an occasional celebrity (Phil Harris in The Jungle Book , Bob Newhart in The Rescuers ), today all their major characters are portrayed by celebrities, leaving those who make a living at voice acting to fight over a handful of supporting roles and crowd scenes
"[Studio execs] gravitate towards celebrities, " says voice actor Corey Burton, "so that they have actors who have already developed a persona they can draw from to fill out the character, whereas a multi-voiced person is waiting for their idea to produce the particular voice
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The title character's name alludes to, the submarine captain in two of 's novels: (which was also released by Walt Disney in ) and
[] Voice actors and characters Voice actor Character name Description Marlin Dory Nemo Gill Bloat Peach Gurgle Bubbles Deb Jacques Nigel Crush Coral Squirt Mr
Ray Bruce Anchor Chum Phillip Sherman Darla Sherman's niece Tad Pearl Sheldon School of â â Kathy 'Chickenfish' AquaScum Aquarium filtration system [] Uncredited actors and characters Bob - Pearl's father Ted - Sheldon's father Bill - Tad's father Barbara - P
At the same time, the film had a central theme that 'all drains lead back to the .' (A main character escapes from imprisonment by going down a sink drain and ending up in the sea.) This allegedly caused many children to flush their living fish down toilets in imitation of the picture
The author sued, claiming that the story and the characters were stolen from his book Pierrot Le Poisson-Clown ()
One of the characters in the show, Shannon, is asked to translate some notes that are written in French
and theatrical puppetry of Michael Curry, who designed the richly detailed character puppets seen in the Broadway version of Disney's[[ The Lion King ]] Marlin, Dory and Nemo are depicted by actors holding larger than life puppets while other characters utilize a number of puppetry styles
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