Additionally, one of the last Popeye production made by Paramount Pictures after a series of theatrical cartoon shorts starring Popeye the Sailor from 1933 to 1957, produced by Paramount's former animation units, Fleischer Studios and Paramount Cartoon Studios (aka Famous Studios).
Really, I knew The All New Popeye Hour was his last role during the show's run but I guess I never knew the live action was his final time for the opening scene.
Hanna-Barbera did the animation for the opening joke, since they worked on The All-New Popeye Hour TV show in the late 70's-early 80's (and that dreaded Popeye and Son cartoon on CBS, which was also the network that aired the aforementioned show,in the mid 80's.) Sadly, the All-New Popeye Hour and this opening joke were the final times that Jack Mercer played the role, a role he voiced since his first animated appearance, as he would pass away not long after the film's release.
Sadly, Warner Bros. and Turner Entertainment now currently owns Popeye The Sailor cartoons from 1933-1957, 1960s TV series and Hanna-Barbera Popeye and Son and All New Popeye Hour TV series, but Paramount Pictures and Disney remains for the 1980 live-action Popeye film. Which is also under license with King Features Entertainment.
At this point, if Paramount isn't at all interested in restoring their classic cartoon library (except for the Fleischer Studios cartoons being restored in cooperation with Max Fleischer's estate), they could care less about wanting the Popeye cartoons back in their vaults.
Donovan Scott is absolutely gorgeous, sexy and adorable as Castor Oyl in this original Popeye film. He became a sex symbol in Hollywood and in the entire world aswell after made this job.❤
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Additionally, one of the last Popeye production made by Paramount Pictures after a series of theatrical cartoon shorts starring Popeye the Sailor from 1933 to 1957, produced by Paramount's former animation units, Fleischer Studios and Paramount Cartoon Studios (aka Famous Studios).
0:59--"Hey, what's this? One of Bluto's tricks? I'm in the wrong movie!"
I forgot about that part
The last ever performance of Jack Mercer as Popeye.
Really, I knew The All New Popeye Hour
was his last role during the show's run but I guess I never knew the live action was his final time for the opening scene.
This intro is so well done. The lone soul rowing to shore before the storm. Freakin righteous...
Best movie from Paramount and Disney
Hanna-Barbera did the animation for the opening joke, since they worked on The All-New Popeye Hour TV show in the late 70's-early 80's (and that dreaded Popeye and Son cartoon on CBS, which was also the network that aired the aforementioned show,in the mid 80's.)
Sadly, the All-New Popeye Hour and this opening joke were the final times that Jack Mercer played the role, a role he voiced since his first animated appearance, as he would pass away not long after the film's release.
No, Popeye was voiced by William Costello in his animated debut, and I'm pretty sure a few others before Jack Mercer came along.
0:54 I hope this 10 seconds scene of Animated Popeye at the beginning of the LA Movie is on a DVD.
Yeah it is.
I just watched it yesterday
0:40 What song is coming from?
Humberto Emerson 0:45 Dose that title answer the question about the song?
The variation of the Popeye theme song you are referring to is "Mornin', Noon n' Nightclub".
I want Popeye back to Paramount Pictures
Sadly, Warner Bros. and Turner Entertainment now currently owns Popeye The Sailor cartoons from 1933-1957, 1960s TV series and Hanna-Barbera Popeye and Son and All New Popeye Hour TV series, but Paramount Pictures and Disney remains for the 1980 live-action Popeye film. Which is also under license with King Features Entertainment.
I also want Popeye back to Nintendo too...
@@TrustaMann what?
It would have been better if paramount didnt sell the pre September 1955 cartoons to aap
At this point, if Paramount isn't at all interested in restoring their classic cartoon library (except for the Fleischer Studios cartoons being restored in cooperation with Max Fleischer's estate), they could care less about wanting the Popeye cartoons back in their vaults.
I like this opening intro.
The animation prologue is made by Hanna-Barbera.
@@SantiagoRevecoLepeReborn Who also made "The All-New Popeye Show" and "Popeye & Son".
I have the 1996 Paramount Family Feature VHS of "Popeye" and The 2017 repackaged DVD
Donovan Scott is absolutely gorgeous, sexy and adorable as Castor Oyl in this original Popeye film. He became a sex symbol in Hollywood and in the entire world aswell after made this job.❤
Surreal!
Altman + Nilsson = fun times!
Hey, What's This? One of Bluto's Tricks? I'm in The Wrong Movie!
This is a Disney co-production?
Yes. They handled international distribution.
@@80sDisneyFan Oh, okay. That's what I thought.
@@80sDisneyFan why they're handled International distribuition??
@@humbertoemerson5700 Idk why. They just did.
Paramount Pictures: How Could Disney Would Be The International Distribution? Along With Dragonslayer!
Sony wonder perfect
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