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A Tale of Two Kitties Overview:

A Tale of Two Kitties (1942) was a Short Films - Film directed by Robert Clampett and produced by Leon Schlesinger.

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Catstello: I'm afraid to go up high. I get heightrophobia.
Catstello: But I don't want to hurt no boid. I like boids. I'd go hungry first.
Babbit: What's the matter, fraidy cat? This is just a tiny bird.
Catstello: You mean it's just a poor little, teeny-tiny, itsy-bitsy, defenseless bird?
Babbit: That's right.
Catstello: Let me at 'im! Let me at 'im! I'll get him, Babbit! Gangway, I'll murdarlize him! Let me at 'im!
Babbit: Come on, stupid. Get the bird!
Catstello: [looks down] Ohh...!
Babbit: Gimme the bird. Gimme the bird!
Catstello: If that Hays Office would only let me, I'd give him the boid all right.
[whistles]
Babbit: [sees a flat Catstello] Come on. Stop your clowning! What's the matter with you? Aren't you ashamed?
Catstello: I don't know.
Babbit: Why do you do these things?
Catstello: I'm a baaaad pussycat.
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A Tale of Two Kitties Facts
"If the Hayes office would only let me, I'd give him the bird alright," refers to the Hayes Code, which set the guidelines for content that can be allowed in a motion picture.
First appearance of Tweety Bird.
The pink bird in this short is an early version of the character Tweety. Early model sheets for this short indicated that Tweety's original name was "Orson," though he is never specifically referred to that in the film. Later, after censors complained that the pink bird looked naked because he had no feathers, Tweety's color was changed to yellow.
Tedd Pierce, who provided the voice of "Babbitt", was one of the top writers in the Warner Bros. cartoon department, responsible for writing many of the studios' most fondly remembered cartoons, including Elmer's Candid Camera, The Dover Boys at Pimento University or The Rivals of Roquefort Hall and Dough for the Do-Do, among many others.
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