
A Wild Hare
Generally considered to be the very first Bugs Bunny cartoon. Elmer is - this may come as a shock - hunting wabbits - but gets more than he bargained for when he places a carrot by a rabbit hole prompting the now momentous emergence of a gloved hand, which turns out to be attached to a certain rabbit. What follows is a fairly predictable Warner predator versus prey story, though enlivined by the odd Tex Avery sight gag. Bugs looks conspicuously different and sounds very different to the rabbit we would come to know by the 50's, but there's no mistaking who we're looking at.
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As I said, Bugs Bunny is one of my favorite Looney Tunes characters; but I do sometimes wonder what was his very first cartoon ever made?...
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Three years after introducing Daffy Duck in 1937, Tex Avery brings us the debut of Bugs Bunny. Mind you he doesn't look much more like the modern Bugs than the...
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This is a great cartoon. Tex Avery is a genius!
This is also a landmark cartoon because it is considered to be the first Bugs Bunny cartoon.
Sure, it's not the...
Featuring the voices of:
| Mel Blanc | ... Bugs Bunny, Skunk |
| Arthur Q. Bryan | ... Elmer Fudd |
Directed by: Tex Avery
Produced by: Leon Schlesinger
Musical Score by: Carl W. Stalling
Writing Credits: Rich Hogan
Animated by: Virgil Ross
Look for this cartoon on public domain compilation DVDs.
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