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Case of the Missing Hare Overview:

Case of the Missing Hare (1942) was a Family - Animation Film directed by Chuck Jones and produced by Leon Schlesinger.

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Case of the Missing Hare Quotes:

[first lines]
Bugs Bunny: Eh, pardon me, doc. Fresh out of carrots.
Ala Bahma: Uh, do you like blacksberries pie?
Bugs Bunny: [shakes his head] No, no... did you say blackberry pie?
[Ala Bahma nods]
Bugs Bunny: Yum. Yummy.
[Ala Bahma pulls a hanky, places it on his palm, pulls it to reveal a pie]
Ala Bahma: Well, have some!
[Ala Bahma smears the pie on Bugs' face]
Ala Bahma: [chuckling nastily] Ha-ha-ha! Ho-ho-ho! What a dumb bunny! Ha-ha-ha!
[Ala Bahma leaves]
Bugs Bunny: [to the audience] Of course you realize this means war!
Bugs Bunny: I live here. That's my home, such as it is.
[Ala Bahma rudely smears a pie on Bugs' face]
Bugs Bunny: [to the audience] Of course you realize this means war!
Bugs Bunny: Let's see now. Uh, you was trying to prestigogiga... prestadagigoo... pro presta... pull a rabbit out of the hat. Regardez!
[Bugs dives into the hat]
Bugs Bunny: Rootah, Vootah, Zoot!
[He pulls himself from the hat by the ears and takes several bows]
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Case of the Missing Hare Facts
It is one of the few cartoons in which Bugs doesn't say his famous catchphrase "Eh, what's up, Doc?".
In a rare departure, Bugs is briefly depicted as having five fingers, instead of the usual four (as his hand is searching for the carrot on the magician's hat).
Bugs Bunny says, "If I dood it, I get a whippin'. I dood it!" The line is a reference to Red Skelton's radio character, the Mean Widdle Kid.
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