The Great Piggy Bank Robbery |
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| Director(s) | Robert Clampett |
| Producer(s) | Eddie Selzer |
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Mel Blanc(as Daffy Duck / Duck Twacy / Wolf Man / Rubber Head / Neon Noodle / Pig)
The Great Piggy Bank Robbery
The Great Piggy Bank Robbery
Mel Blanc
(as Daffy Duck / Duck Twac...)
The Great Piggy Bank Robbery Overview:
The Great Piggy Bank Robbery was a - Film directed by Robert Clampett and produced by Eddie Selzer.
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The Great Piggy Bank Robbery (1946, Robert Clampett)
Is that Porky Pig cameoing in The Great Piggy Bank Robbery? I kept expecting him to be revealed as the big villain. The story concerns Daffy Duck getting clomped on the head and imagining himself in a Dick Tracy adventure. Now, for Tracy fans, there’s a lot to see, including some inventive takes o... Read full article
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The Great Piggy Bank Robbery Quotes:
[Daffy, as Duck Twacy, is following clues when he bumps into Mr. Holmes of London]
Daffy Duck: Scram, Sherlock. I'm working this side of the street.
[shoves him aside and continues on]
Daffy Duck: Scram, Sherlock. I'm working this side of the street.
[shoves him aside and continues on]
[Duck Twacy is surrounded by a gang of crooks]
Daffy Duck: Snake Eyes! Agh! Eighty-Eight Teeth! Hammerhead! Oh, no, Pussycat! Pussycat Puss! Bat Man! Double-Header! P-p-picklepuss! P-p-p-pumpkin Head! Neon Noodle! Juke Box Jaw! Wolf Man!
Wolf Man: Woof! Awoooooo! Woof!
Daffy Duck: You're all under arrest!
[all the villains roar at him. He runs off]
Daffy Duck: Snake Eyes! Agh! Eighty-Eight Teeth! Hammerhead! Oh, no, Pussycat! Pussycat Puss! Bat Man! Double-Header! P-p-picklepuss! P-p-p-pumpkin Head! Neon Noodle! Juke Box Jaw! Wolf Man!
Wolf Man: Woof! Awoooooo! Woof!
Daffy Duck: You're all under arrest!
[all the villains roar at him. He runs off]
Daffy Duck:
Hey, Taxi! Taxi!
[a taxi stops]
Daffy Duck: Follow that car!
[the taxi goes off without him]
Daffy Duck: Keeps them on their toes.
[a taxi stops]
Daffy Duck: Follow that car!
[the taxi goes off without him]
Daffy Duck: Keeps them on their toes.
Neon Noodle:
[putting his see-through hands over Daffy's eyes] Guess who?
Daffy Duck: Neon Noodle?
[shouts]
Daffy Duck: Neon Noodle? Aauggh!
Daffy Duck: Neon Noodle?
[shouts]
Daffy Duck: Neon Noodle? Aauggh!
Daffy Duck:
[seeing a doormat labeled "Trap Door"] A trap door, no doubt. Very ingenious.
[Steps to one side]
Daffy Duck: Duck Twacy is too smart for a trick like that! I shall ring the bell from here.
[Rings bell with a pointer; ground opens up beneath him and he falls to the basement]
Daffy Duck: Was that trip really necessary?
See More Quotes from The Great Piggy Bank Robbery[Steps to one side]
Daffy Duck: Duck Twacy is too smart for a trick like that! I shall ring the bell from here.
[Rings bell with a pointer; ground opens up beneath him and he falls to the basement]
Daffy Duck: Was that trip really necessary?
The Great Piggy Bank Robbery Facts
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In the dream sequence, when we see Daffy's silhouette in the door of his office ("Duck Twacy"), the silhouette of Daffy briefly changes twice into Dick Tracy's silhouette.
"Was that trip really necessary?" was a public service advertising slogan during the days of gas rationing in WWII. Even seats on passenger trains were better left to soldiers on furlough.
The taxi that pulls up is labeled "Tom's Taxi", probably referring to Thomas McKimson.
The line "Love that man!" was a catchphrase on the radio show, "Fibber McGee and Molly".
Warner Brothers actually used a picture of Duck Twacy for a pamphlet about non-discrimination against homosexuals. The hat was gray, but so was the hat in the Piggy Bank robbery.