The Old Grey Hare (1944) |
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| Director(s) | Robert Clampett |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Animation, Comedy, Family, Science Fiction |
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Mel Blanc(as Bugs Bunny / God)
The Old Grey Hare
Released
1944
The Old Grey Hare
Released
1944
Mel Blanc
(as Bugs Bunny / God)
The Old Grey Hare Overview:
The Old Grey Hare (1944) was a Animation - Film directed by Robert Clampett .
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The Old Grey Hare Quotes:
Bugs Bunny:
So long, Methuselah!
Bugs Bunny:
You ain't got me yet, by Gum! He he he he! Ow, darn this lumbago!
Bugs Bunny:
Eh, what's up, prune face?
Elmer J. Fudd: Shhh! I'm wooking for a wittle gwey wabbit.
Bugs Bunny: Tell me, droopy, what's he look like?
Elmer J. Fudd: He wooks... just wike you!
[aims gun at Bugs]
Bugs Bunny: Not so fast there, Grandpaw.
Elmer J. Fudd: Shhh! I'm wooking for a wittle gwey wabbit.
Bugs Bunny: Tell me, droopy, what's he look like?
Elmer J. Fudd: He wooks... just wike you!
[aims gun at Bugs]
Bugs Bunny: Not so fast there, Grandpaw.
[last lines]
Elmer J. Fudd: [buried underground] Well, anyway, that pesky wabbit is out of my life forever and ever.
Bugs Bunny: [pops in] Well now, I wouldn't say that.
[kisses Elmer and hands him a lit stick of dynamite; iris out]
See More Quotes from The Old Grey HareElmer J. Fudd: [buried underground] Well, anyway, that pesky wabbit is out of my life forever and ever.
Bugs Bunny: [pops in] Well now, I wouldn't say that.
[kisses Elmer and hands him a lit stick of dynamite; iris out]
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Although angels and devils are common sights, this is one of the few, if not only, times God has made an appearance (albeit off-screen) in a Warner Bros. cartoon.
Musical Director Carl W. Stalling's name appears in a newspaper article Elmer Fudd reads at the beginning of this cartoon. The headline reads, "Smellevision Replaces Television" followed by the byline, "Carl Stalling sez, 'It Will Never Work!'"