Frank Tipper gets the animation credit.
The fox, by the way, is named Hudson C. Dann. The Hudson was a car. Get it now?
Thursday, 26 September 2013
Ghost Fist of a Fox
I really like the brushwork and outlines in this one little scene from “The Loan Stranger” (1942), a Woody Woodpecker short directed by Alex Lovy. The loan company manager takes a swing at Woody’s head but busts a vase that Woody conveniently puts on top of it.
Frank Tipper gets the animation credit.
The fox, by the way, is named Hudson C. Dann. The Hudson was a car. Get it now?
Frank Tipper gets the animation credit.
The fox, by the way, is named Hudson C. Dann. The Hudson was a car. Get it now?
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Ben Hardaway should have made his first name 'Ford' -- it wouldn't make the joke any better, but at least contemporary audiences would be able to get it and cringe on their own, without asking for any help.
ReplyDeleteThat's true, if he only knew!
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