Quotes By Person – Page 37

Year: 1948

Director:
Robert McKimson

Hop, Look and Listen

Sylvester: A king-sized mouse! A muscle-bound mastodon!

-- Mel Blanc in Hop, Look and Listen (1948)

Year: 1952

Director:
Friz Freleng

Gift Wrapped

Sylvester: A rubber mouse? Aw, why couldn't I get something practical, like a real mouse?

-- Mel Blanc in Gift Wrapped (1952)

Year: 1957

Director:
Friz Freleng

Tweety and the Beanstalk

Sylvester: Boy, acres and acres of Tweety Bird and it's mine, all mine!

-- Mel Blanc in Tweety and the Beanstalk (1957)

Year: 1953

Director:
Friz Freleng

Catty Cornered

Sylvester: I slip-thht-bpp-thh-tht-td.

-- Mel Blanc in Catty Cornered (1953)

Year: 1945

Director:
Friz Freleng

Life With Feathers

Sylvester: Sufferin' succotash! Squab!

-- Mel Blanc in Life With Feathers (1945)

Year: 1947

Director:
Friz Freleng

Tweetie Pie

Tweety: [sweetly] Awww... da poor puddy tat faw down; he go
[an ear-splitting yell]
Tweety: Boom!

-- Mel Blanc in Tweetie Pie (1947)

Year: 1945

Director:
Robert Clampett

A Gruesome Twosome

Tweety: Aw! The poor putty tats! They faw down and go boom!

-- Mel Blanc in A Gruesome Twosome (1945)

Year: 1945

Director:
Robert Clampett

A Gruesome Twosome

Tweety: I tat I taw a puddytat. I tat I taw another puddytat. I did, I did! I taw two puddytats. Have you two puddytats met?

-- Mel Blanc in A Gruesome Twosome (1945)

Year: 1941

Director:
Walter Lantz

Pantry Panic

Woody Woodpecker: [to Starvation personified] Pardon me, buddy. That's probably the grocery man.

-- Mel Blanc in Pantry Panic (1941)

Wacky-Bye Baby

Woody Woodpecker: I'm an outcast - no home, no friends, no money. Ah, what's the use? If I had a gun I'd shoot myself.
[his hand morphs into a revolver, which fires]

-- Mel Blanc in Wacky-Bye Baby

Film Quotes by Mel Blanc