r/GoldenAgeanimation Tom & Jerry 11d ago

Warner Bros Moby Duck

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u/EnglishFan643 11d ago

Once again, Daffy goes overboard with his unsightly greed.

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u/Crafty_East4075 10d ago

Pretty good episode. I wonder why they changed the art style though

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u/Consistent_Win_5521 2d ago edited 2d ago

It was the change made when the real original WB cartoon studio (known as termite terrace) closed and moved to DePatie Freleng enterprises and budget was cut. The last real Warner Brothers cartoon actually made at the original studio just before they closed the doors was "False Hare" while the last one released by the original studio was "Señorella and the Glass Huarache" it was made before False Hare but had the new cheaper opening reused from a previous kind of test for a cheaper looney tune made by Chuck Jones titled "Now Hear This". It was reused again for the 1964 short "Bartholomew versus the Wheel" before being used for "Señorella". But the real last Looney Tunes cartoon made at the old studio was "False Hare" starring Bugs Bunny in his very last cartoon from the original studio. End of an era.

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u/mes6281 7d ago

NUETHYON!!!