Knight-Mare Hare (1955) was put into production not long after the Chuck Jones and Friz Freleng units returned to work at the Warner Bros. ...

Maybe he was frustrated and just spouting off. Jack Benny talked about quitting radio. Not in 1955 when his radio show ended; he wanted to ...

One of the best things on The Woody Woodpecker Show —even better than some of the cartoons—was the little segments where Walter Lantz would...

Is there some kind of cartoon law that studios must use Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2? Warner Bros. did. MGM did. Walter Lantz did. UPA d...

A new background artist for the Friz Freleng unit was announced in the February 1940 edition of The Exposure Sheet , the Leon Schlesinger st...

You heard his voice about as often as you saw the NBC peacock unfold its feathers. That’s because his voice was the one in the background th...

Name the cartoon that you see below. You probably can’t. That’s because it’s from one of countless animated commercials produced in the 1...

Characters had to stand out on the screen in Tex Avery’s mind. There couldn’t be any potential distractions in the background art. I’ve see...