Blitz Wolf
In this version of the classic fairy tale: the first little pig built his house of straw, the second out of sticks and the third out of bricks, mortar and a vast amount of military hardware. He also gives a warning to his brothers that they should be prepared for the arrival of the enemy: the big bad wolf. His brothers laugh, stating that they have a peace treaty with the wolf and he wouldn’t break his word… would he?
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These W.W.-II Propaganda cartoons are really interesting to me because of the history behind them; and a look on the War Years. I have a few Propaganda favorites...
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This was Tex Avery's first short for MGM, after he had thrown a fit at Warner because of having the end of one of his cartoons altered, and had either...
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Blitz Wolf was part of MGM's envolvement in the American propaganda that every animation studio was cranking out during the second world war.
It takes a classic fairy tale (The Three...
Featuring the voices of:
| Bill Thompson | ... Wolf, Third Little Pig |
Directed by: Tex Avery
Produced by: Fred Quimby
Musical Score by: Scott Bradley
Writing Credits: Rich Hogan
Based on: Loosely on the fairy tale: The Three Little Pigs.
Tex Avery's first short for MGM.
Was nominated for the 1942 Oscar for best short subject/cartoon but lost out to Disney's Der Fuehrer's Face.
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