An Itch in Time (1943) |
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| Director(s) | Robert Clampett |
| Producer(s) | Leon Schlesinger |
| Top Genres | Short Films |
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Sara Berner(as A. Flea)
An Itch in Time
Released
1943
An Itch in Time
Released
1943
Sara Berner
(as A. Flea)
Mel Blanc(as Dog / Cat / A. Flea)
An Itch in Time
Released
1943
An Itch in Time
Released
1943
Mel Blanc
(as Dog / Cat / A. Flea)
An Itch in Time Overview:
An Itch in Time (1943) was a Short Films - Film directed by Robert Clampett and produced by Leon Schlesinger.
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An Itch in Time Quotes:
[the flea has detonated some explosive on the dog's rump; he is frantically dragging his butt on the floor]
Dog: [Stops suddenly] Hey, I better cut this out. I may get to like it.
[resumes dragging]
Dog: [Stops suddenly] Hey, I better cut this out. I may get to like it.
[resumes dragging]
A. Flea:
[singing] There is food around the corner, food around the corner, food around the corner for me - Hallelujah, brother! - food around the corner, food around the corner, food around the corner for me.
Elmer Fudd:
Scwatching, scwatching, scwatching! One more scwatch, and I'll give you a bath.
Dog: No, no, no, no, no! No, please, no!
See More Quotes from An Itch in TimeDog: No, no, no, no, no! No, please, no!
An Itch in Time Facts
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When Elmer is reading, he is reading a Looney Tunes comic book featuring Porky Pig and Bugs Bunny.
The gag of the dog stopping from dragging his rear to say, "Hey, I'd better cut this out. I might get to like it," was originally intended to be left out of the final cut and used in the studio's yearly gag reel. Somehow it wasn't, and passed the scrutiny of the Film Board censors to be left in the cartoon.
Some prints have the final scene, when the cat shoots himself, deleted. This occurred during a period of time time when there were a rash of teen suicides. Broadcasters removed any scenes of suicides from all programming, including cartoons.