Film Quotes by Mel Blanc
507 quotes
Bugs Bunny:
[after being caught by K-9] Gee, kid. I didn't know you cared.
[K-9 laughs sheepishly]
Bugs Bunny: No, no, don't leave. There's a beautiful Earth out tonight.
[K-9 laughs sheepishly]
Bugs Bunny: No, no, don't leave. There's a beautiful Earth out tonight.
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Mel Blanc
in
Haredevil Hare
(1948)
Bugs Bunny:
[after Bugs gives Manhattan back to the Indians] Eh, they wouldn't take it until I threw in a set of dishes.
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Mel Blanc
in
Rebel Rabbit
(1949)
Bugs Bunny:
[after Bugs got the Singing Sword, at the Black Knight's castle and home] I wonder why they call this the Swinging Sword?
[Swinging Sword performs musical tune Aloha Hu]
[Swinging Sword performs musical tune Aloha Hu]
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Mel Blanc
in
Knighty Knight Bugs
(1958)
Bugs Bunny:
[after Elmer gets "contaminated", he tries to take a shower, but no water comes out and it is then revealed that Bugs Bunny is the shower head] Goigle, goigle. Why don'tcha pay your water bill, doc?
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Mel Blanc
in
Hare Tonic
(1945)
Bugs Bunny:
[after filling up the Grand Canyon] Well, that fills up that hole.
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Mel Blanc
in
Rebel Rabbit
(1949)
Bugs Bunny:
[after getting the penguin on the Admiral Byrd] Ah, this New Orleans. I think I'll stick around for the Madri Grass.
Man drinking mint julep in New Orleans: There goes the old Admiral Byrd, bound for Brooklyn.
Bugs Bunny: Brooklyn? Hey, wait! Wait!
Man drinking mint julep in New Orleans: There goes the old Admiral Byrd, bound for Brooklyn.
Bugs Bunny: Brooklyn? Hey, wait! Wait!
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Mel Blanc
in
8 Ball Bunny
(1950)
Bugs Bunny:
[after he falls on Mad Man Hassan] Eehhhh, what's up, beaverpuss?
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Mel Blanc
in
A-Lad-In His Lamp
(1948)
Bugs Bunny:
[after he gets the plane back up right after the nosedive] I guess that was it. I guess I'd better phone the authorities that I'm bringing the ship back.
Bugs Bunny:
[after Mad Man Hassan points his sword to Bugs' chest] Just a minute doc, let's not start splitting hares.
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Mel Blanc
in
A-Lad-In His Lamp
(1948)
Bugs Bunny:
[after making himself invisible with a bottle of Vanishing Oil] Mmm, not bad.
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Mel Blanc
in
Water, Water Every Hare
(1952)