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Devil May Hare (1954)

Director(s) Robert McKimson
Producer(s)

No producer listed for this movie
Top Genres Animation, Comedy, Family
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Devil May Hare (1954) was a Family - Animation Film directed by Robert McKimson .

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Devil May Hare Quotes:

[last lines]
Bugs Bunny: All the woild loves a lover, but in this case, we'll make an exception.
Bugs Bunny: [Looking up in the encyclopedia] Q... R... S... T, Tas, Tasmanian. Here it is. "A strong, murderous beast, jaws as powerful as a steel trap - has ravenous appetite - eats tigers, lions, elephants, buffaloes, donkeys, giraffes, octopuses, rhinoceroses, mooses, ducks..."
Tasmanian Devil: Rabbits.
Bugs Bunny: Rabbits? It doesn't say rabbits here.
[Tasmanian Devil writes "and rabbits" on bottom of page]
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Devil May Hare Facts
The names of the two Tasmanian Devils Bugs marries are 'Claude' and 'Rosebud', stated in the final minute of 1957's Bedevilled Rabbit cartoon.
While Robert McKimson and his team were discussing new adversaries for Bugs Bunny, animator Sid Marcus suggested offhandedly that they have used everything except a Tasmanian devil. They looked the animal up in the encyclopedia and decided he would make a good foil for Bugs.
First appearance of the Tasmanian Devil.
Producer Edward Selzer disliked the Tasmanian Devil and asked that no further cartoons be made with him. It was studio head Jack L. Warner who asked for more cartoons with "Taz Boy" (as the animators called him), on the strength of audience response to the character. Hence, there is a three year difference between this cartoon and Taz's next appearance in Bedevilled Rabbit.
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