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Will ya, George, will ya, huh? Will ya let me catch mice with ya, will ya, George? "Awright, but ya gotta promise me not to do stupid things like yer always... (more)
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The first Speedy Gonzales cartoon. George and Benny are caricatures of George and Lenny, the two main characters in John Steinbeck's novel "Of Mice and Men." As originally designed, Speedy Gonzales... (more)
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Comments By: damfine |
McKimson did a good job at creating the prototype for Speedy. However, Friz had to finish the job 2 years later. (see Speedy Gonzales - 1955)
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Comments By: klshelton |
This cartoon is the first to have Speedy Gonzales. As with other characters like Bugs Bunny, Speedy looks quite different in this early form than in the final form most of us are used to. Speedy's speed and ability to outwit his opponents are... (read more)
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