Quotes By Person – Page 25

Year: 1942

Director:
Robert Clampett

A Tale of Two Kitties

Catstello: But I don't want to hurt no boid. I like boids. I'd go hungry first.
Babbit: What's the matter, fraidy cat? This is just a tiny bird.
Catstello: You mean it's just a poor little, teeny-tiny, itsy-bitsy, defenseless bird?
Babbit: That's right.
Catstello: Let me at 'im! Let me at 'im! I'll get him, Babbit! Gangway, I'll murdarlize him! Let me at 'im!

-- Mel Blanc (as Catstello / Tweety) in A Tale of Two Kitties (1942)

Year: 1942

Director:
Robert Clampett

A Tale of Two Kitties

Catstello: I'm afraid to go up high. I get heightrophobia.

-- Mel Blanc (as Catstello / Tweety) in A Tale of Two Kitties (1942)

Year: 1950

Director:
Friz Freleng

Golden Yeggs

Daffy Duck: [after being blown out of the pool] It was ghastly. The deck just seemed to lift up under my feet. Then I was in the water. Black, oily water! I struggled!

-- Mel Blanc in Golden Yeggs (1950)

Year: 1953

Director:
Chuck Jones

Duck Amuck

Daffy Duck: [after his parachute is turned into an anvil and he crashes to the ground, he is beating on the anvil with a hammer and babbling a passage from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's: The Village Smithy] "Under a spreading chestnut-tree, The village smithy stands; The smith, a mighta-ty man is he, With strong and sinewy..."
[while he is doing this, the anvil is erased and is replaced with a WWII type bomb pointing straight up. After a few more hits, the bomb explodes]
Daffy Duck: ...H-Hands...
[Daffy finally shakes himself off]
Daffy Duck: All right. Enough is enough. This is the final, the - the very, very last straw! Who's responsible for this? This... I demand that you show yourself! Who are you? Huh?
[as he's venting, a doorway with an open door is drawn around him, then the door is pushed closed by the eraser]

-- Mel Blanc in Duck Amuck (1953)

Year: 1950

Director:
Chuck Jones

The Scarlet Pumpernickel

Daffy Duck: [after jumping out the window and missing the horse] That's funny. That never happens to Errol Flynn.

-- Mel Blanc in The Scarlet Pumpernickel (1950)

Year: 1939

Director:
Chuck Jones

Daffy Duck and the Dinosaur

Daffy Duck: [after painting a self-portrait on a rock] Not bad for someone who never had a lesson in his life.

-- Mel Blanc in Daffy Duck and the Dinosaur (1939)

Year: 1953

Director:
Chuck Jones

Duck Amuck

Daffy Duck: [after the island paradise disappears] Buster, it may come as a complete surprise to you to find that this is an animated cartoon, and that in animated cartoons they have scenery, and in all the years I've...
[as he's venting, he is slowly being erased from feet up and is silenced when his face is erased]
Daffy Duck: All right wise guy, where am I?

-- Mel Blanc in Duck Amuck (1953)

Year: 1953

Director:
Chuck Jones

Duck Amuck

Daffy Duck: [artist has re-drawn him as a weird flower-like creature] That's strange. All of a sudden I don't quite feel like myself. Oh, I feel all right, and yet I... I uh...
[sees himself in a mirror]
Daffy Duck: EEEEEK! YOU KNOW BETTER THAN THAT!

-- Mel Blanc in Duck Amuck (1953)

Year: 1951

Director:
Chuck Jones

Drip-Along Daffy

Daffy Duck: [as the townsfolk carry hero Porky off] Hey, put down that comedy relief! I'm the hero of this picture! Carry ME on your shoulders! Give me the cheers! Give me... Give me... Give me one dozen roses.

-- Mel Blanc in Drip-Along Daffy (1951)

Year: 1945

Director:
Robert Clampett

Draftee Daffy

Daffy Duck: [has blown himself to Hell] Say, what's cooking? Where am I? Say, this place looks like... Hey, it is... I am in...! Oh well. Anyway, I sure put it over on that dope from the draft board.
The Little Man from the Draft Board: [takes off demon costume] Well, now, I wouldn't say that.
Daffy Duck: No! No! No! Don't! Don't say...
[runs away while the little man follows him]

-- Mel Blanc in Draftee Daffy (1945)

Film Quotes by Mel Blanc