Film Quotes by Mel Blanc
507 quotes
Year: 1943
Director:
Robert Clampett
Director:
Robert Clampett
[last lines]
[as the plane hurtles to a certain doom, the plane suddenly coughs and sputters, and stops a few feet off the ground]
The Gremlin: Sorry, folks. We ran out of gas.
Bugs Bunny: Yeah, you know how it is with these "A" cards.
[as the plane hurtles to a certain doom, the plane suddenly coughs and sputters, and stops a few feet off the ground]
The Gremlin: Sorry, folks. We ran out of gas.
Bugs Bunny: Yeah, you know how it is with these "A" cards.
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Mel Blanc
in
Falling Hare
(1943)
Year: 1950
Director:
Friz Freleng
Director:
Friz Freleng
[last lines]
[Bugs has forced Sam to become his pilot on a voyage around the world, using a lifeboat]
Bugs Bunny: Oh, the places I've been and the things I've seen. Come on, come on! Step on it! We've still gotta make Rio de Janeiro.
[the boat sails off into the sunset as we iris out]
[Bugs has forced Sam to become his pilot on a voyage around the world, using a lifeboat]
Bugs Bunny: Oh, the places I've been and the things I've seen. Come on, come on! Step on it! We've still gotta make Rio de Janeiro.
[the boat sails off into the sunset as we iris out]
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Mel Blanc
in
Mutiny On The Bunny
(1950)
Year: 1946
Director:
Robert Clampett
Director:
Robert Clampett
[last lines]
[the cats have thrown Porky into the snow]
Porky Pig: Pardon me, but d-d-does anyone in the audience kn-know somebody who kn-knows somebody that has a house to rent?
[the cats have thrown Porky into the snow]
Porky Pig: Pardon me, but d-d-does anyone in the audience kn-know somebody who kn-knows somebody that has a house to rent?
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Mel Blanc
in
Kitty Kornered
(1946)
Year: 1953
Director:
Chuck Jones
Director:
Chuck Jones
[projector sticks between frames]
Daffy Duck: Now what?
Daffy Duck: What are you doing down there?
Daffy Duck: Down here? What are you doing up there?
[pointing upward, sarcastically]
Daffy Duck: *Down* here.
Daffy Duck: Now what?
Daffy Duck: What are you doing down there?
Daffy Duck: Down here? What are you doing up there?
[pointing upward, sarcastically]
Daffy Duck: *Down* here.
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Mel Blanc
in
Duck Amuck
(1953)
Year: 1955
Director:
Friz Freleng
Director:
Friz Freleng
[Sam is opening a series of doors; the last one is rigged to explosives]
Bugs Bunny: I wonder if he's stubborn enough to open all those doors?
[Explosion]
Bugs Bunny: Yep, he's stubborn enough.
Bugs Bunny: I wonder if he's stubborn enough to open all those doors?
[Explosion]
Bugs Bunny: Yep, he's stubborn enough.
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Mel Blanc
in
Sahara Hare
(1955)
Year: 1948
Director:
Chuck Jones
Director:
Chuck Jones
[sign held by the bound and gagged Porky Pig as the mice wheel him off to the guillotine]
Porky Pig: You were right, Sylvester!
Porky Pig: You were right, Sylvester!
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Mel Blanc
in
Scaredy Cat
(1948)
Year: 1950
Director:
Chuck Jones
Director:
Chuck Jones
[singing to Elmer outside the barbershop]
Bugs Bunny: How do?/Welcome to my shop/Let me cut your mop/Let me shave your crop/Daintily, daintily... Hey, you!/Don't look so perplexed/Why must you be vexed?/Can't you see you're next?/Yes, you're next, you're so next!
Bugs Bunny: How do?/Welcome to my shop/Let me cut your mop/Let me shave your crop/Daintily, daintily... Hey, you!/Don't look so perplexed/Why must you be vexed?/Can't you see you're next?/Yes, you're next, you're so next!
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Mel Blanc
in
Rabbit of Seville
(1950)
Year: 1951
Director:
Friz Freleng
Director:
Friz Freleng
[singing, as he cooks carrots]
Bugs Bunny: Oh carrots are divine, you get a dozen for a dime, it's magic. They fry, a song begins; they roast and I hear violins, it's magic. Why do I kid myself? Other loves that I have are all really few. When in my heart I know, the magic's my love for you.
Bugs Bunny: Oh carrots are divine, you get a dozen for a dime, it's magic. They fry, a song begins; they roast and I hear violins, it's magic. Why do I kid myself? Other loves that I have are all really few. When in my heart I know, the magic's my love for you.
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Mel Blanc
in
Rabbit Every Monday
(1951)
[singing]
Daffy Duck: She was an acrobat's daughter; she swung by her teeth from a noose. Till one matinee, the bridge-work gave way and she flew through the air like a goose!
Daffy Duck: She was an acrobat's daughter; she swung by her teeth from a noose. Till one matinee, the bridge-work gave way and she flew through the air like a goose!
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Mel Blanc
in
Daffy Doodles
Year: 1950
Director:
Robert McKimson
Director:
Robert McKimson
[the cat is trying to get the worm out of the ground with a tire pump]
Foghorn Leghorn: What're you d... I say, what're you doin' with a pump, pumpin' for oil? You're crazy boy! There's no oil in this ground!
[knocks the cat down]
Foghorn Leghorn: Stand up, son. You're fallin' all over yourself. There's no oil five-hundred miles o' here! Geology, the ground's all wrong! Even if there was oil, you'd need a drill not a tire pump!
[the cat steps on a rake and gets knocked down]
Foghorn Leghorn: Oh, you're down again. You gotta learn to stand on your own feet, boy. I may not always be around to help ya.
[walks away]
Foghorn Leghorn: Boy's got a mouth like a cannon, always shootin' it off.
Foghorn Leghorn: What're you d... I say, what're you doin' with a pump, pumpin' for oil? You're crazy boy! There's no oil in this ground!
[knocks the cat down]
Foghorn Leghorn: Stand up, son. You're fallin' all over yourself. There's no oil five-hundred miles o' here! Geology, the ground's all wrong! Even if there was oil, you'd need a drill not a tire pump!
[the cat steps on a rake and gets knocked down]
Foghorn Leghorn: Oh, you're down again. You gotta learn to stand on your own feet, boy. I may not always be around to help ya.
[walks away]
Foghorn Leghorn: Boy's got a mouth like a cannon, always shootin' it off.
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Mel Blanc
in
A Fractured Leghorn
(1950)