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- Bugs Bunny Superstar (1975) #WarnerArchive #WarnerBros #BugsBunnySuperstar
What was it like to work in Termite Terrace, birthplace of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and a veritable horde of cartoon icons? Get a taste of that crazy and creative fun factory in this loving and droll documentary, hosted by ace animator Bob Clampett. Featuring interviews with fellow Termite Terrace residents Friz Freleng and Tex Avery and narrated by Orson Welles, Bugs Bunny Superstar includes nine complete cartoons that are prime examples of the collaborative efforts of Warner cartoonists, ink-and-painters, effects artists and others. "No idea was too outrageous," Clampett says. Seeing rare home movies of the animators as they act out ideas adds to that sense of unrestrained creativity.
INCLUDES: What's Cookin' Doc? • A Wild Hare • I Taw a Putty Tat • Rhapsody Rabbit • A Corny Concerto • Walky Talky Hawky • The Old Grey Hare • My Favorite Duck • Hair-Raising Hare
Special Features: Audio Commentary by director Larry Jackson Image Gallery/Behind-the-Scenes Photos.
Directed By Larry Jackson, Tex Avery, Robert Clampett
Starring Orson Welles, Mel Blanc, Robert Clampett
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1:48 - this made me and my brother laugh so hard as kids...!
We had no idea who these people were that he was imitating, but that 'burp' was hysterical to us! XD
Clampett's Bugs is the definitive portrayal of the character, real tawk.
So was Bob Clampett's Porky, Daffy and Tweety.
Bugs' reaction on not getting the Oscar was priceless
2:56--It really did have " *WHAT THE...?!?!?!!* " written all over it.
Now he knows how Daffy feels
@Davion Blackwing: "Really, I am!" = Katherine Hepburn, Cecil B. [DeMille, the director], Edward G. [Robinson, which is continued with the full lips and tommy gun bit], "Ah! Gr-r-reetings, Jerry [Colonna, a recurring player in Bob Hope shows & the voice of the March Hare in Disney's 'Alice in Wonderland']!", and Bing [Crosby - actor, crooner, and comedian].
That can't be right. A hare shouldn't play Jerry Colona, Jerry Colona should be playing a hare.
Foreshadowing, ideal casting, or just plan coincidence?
Thanks for filling in the "Blanc's" of who these actors are that Bugs was imitating ;-)
@@Smacgregor88 I see what you did there! Jerry's voicing the March Hare in Disney's Alice in Wonderland (1951)...Good catch!
@@Smacgregor88 Here's a Fun Fact Jerry Colona was in an episode of McHale's Navy & He played Himself.
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Daffy won the oscar this time after years of being second fiddle the academy decided to give daffy the award
*Ba Ba Ba Ba Ba Ba Ba ...BURP!!!
*Eh...pardon me.
LOL!!!
Loved it.
Hahahahahahaha, my favorite part 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🫢
imagine if he said mickey mouse.
Aaaaaaah !!!!!!!!
I can imagine that
Mickey mouse is the most overrated and boring character ever conceived
There would have been no survivors.
Ah, greetings, Jerry!
James Cagney for "Yankee Doodle Dandy"
I Like Bugs Bunny
GREETINGS JERRY!
Referencing Jerry Colonna, who came up with the catchphrase "Greetings, gate!"
I hate it that I don't get the hollywood star references Bugs Bunny makes
I love it.
90s baby over here and I’m pretty sure that last one is supposed to be Bing Crosby.
I think the first one is Katharine Hepburn.
The big-lip mobster is Edward G. Robinson.
"Ah, Greetings Jerry" is Jerry Colonna
Last one is Bing Crosby.
I had to look up the first and third.
@@chrisrj9871 Fun Fact Jerry Colonna was in an episode of McHale's Navy & He Played Himself.
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The “Really I Am” reference is Katharine Hepburn, Cecil B. was a famous director who directed the Ten Commandments, Edward G was an actor who did gangster films, the “Ah Greetings Jerry” is a reference to comedian Jerry Colona, and the last one is Bing Crosby.
"sigh" I can't find the full version of this anywhere.... :"(
Go to [[www.looneytunes.wikia.com/wiki/Whats_Cookin_Doc]]
Just buy the DVD.
Amazon Prime
The "Bugs Bunny Superstar" movie, or do you mean just the short from which this clip came from, "What's Cookin', Doc?"?
@@AndrewsMagicandMore I meant the Superstar movie. But, thankfully I was able to get the DVD :)
1:47 lol
Does the digital copies from VUDU, Amazon prime and others come with the Warner archive print?
Part of "What's Cookin' Doc?". Cartoon unjustly banned.
It's not banned.
@@weikko79 Just not shown very much.
What part?
@@HimeRoseChibiChan Last part, for example frankenstein, etc
@@zib666 The portrayals of actors and Frankenstein's monster are hardly ban-worthy. If anything, the only thing that really keeps it from being shown much are some of the headlines in the newspaper you see at 0:35, especially where the wartime articles are concerned: Japanese cruiser, Adolf committing suicide, that sorta thing.
Found this on an old BEta tape.. LAtin spanish, but stated on 1.35....Great
supermasterPIK I HAVE THIS ON VHS FROM AMAZON LAST YEAR
Thats bob clampett bugs bunny bob quit WB in '45
1:24 That's funny that was animator Bob Clampett he drew face sketches for Bugs Bunny 😂😂 It was better than Bob Clampett 😆
Bob directed the cartoon but most of the animation of Bugs is by Robert McKimson
When did this come out in could you let me know on that please
January 8, 1944, according to the LT Wikia
@@AngusArtEntertainment cool
1:47
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