Elmer's Pet Rabbit (1941) | |
| Director(s) | Chuck Jones |
| Producer(s) | Leon Schlesinger |
| Top Genres | Animation, Comedy, Family |
| Top Topics | |
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Elmer's Pet Rabbit (1941) was a Family - Animation Film directed by Chuck Jones and produced by Leon Schlesinger.
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Bugs Bunny:
Of course you know this means war!
Bugs Bunny: Look at him stuffing himself while poor little rabbits lie out here starving!
Bugs Bunny: What's this?
Elmer Fudd: Your dinner.
Bugs Bunny: My what? My dinner! What do you think I am... a rabbit? I'll starve before I eat this stuff.
[Starts eating]
Bugs Bunny: You'll be sorry... starving a little gray rabbit! This is terrible! Me eating this stuff! How do you expect me to stomach this stuff?
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Bugs Bunny: Look at him stuffing himself while poor little rabbits lie out here starving!
Bugs Bunny: What's this?
Elmer Fudd: Your dinner.
Bugs Bunny: My what? My dinner! What do you think I am... a rabbit? I'll starve before I eat this stuff.
[Starts eating]
Bugs Bunny: You'll be sorry... starving a little gray rabbit! This is terrible! Me eating this stuff! How do you expect me to stomach this stuff?
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This was the first cartoon in which Bugs Bunny had a name.
Bugs has a different voice than usual in this cartoon.
There are at least three allusions to movie stars. A sign in the shop window mentions Rabbit Taylor, a reference to Robert Taylor. Bugs Bunny does a brief imitation of Katharine Hepburn. Later, he quotes Groucho Marx. ("Of course, you know this means war!") A comic strip character, who is popular in the movies, also gets a reference: Elmer Fudd opens his newspaper, wondering aloud how Dick Tracy made out.
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Bugs has a different voice than usual in this cartoon.
There are at least three allusions to movie stars. A sign in the shop window mentions Rabbit Taylor, a reference to Robert Taylor. Bugs Bunny does a brief imitation of Katharine Hepburn. Later, he quotes Groucho Marx. ("Of course, you know this means war!") A comic strip character, who is popular in the movies, also gets a reference: Elmer Fudd opens his newspaper, wondering aloud how Dick Tracy made out.
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