The Night Of The Living Duck (Warner Bros.)

Daffy dreams that he's a singer (with Mel Torme's voice) and a standup comic (with Mel Blanc's voice) at a bar where famous monster actors hang out.

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The last cartoon voiced by Mel Blanc (who died the following July). The classic Merrie Melodies theme music used from the '40s and '50s is used for this cartoon. Writer and co-director Greg Ford hired... (more)

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The Night Of The Living Duck (1988) - Merrie Melodies Theatrical Cartoon Series

The Night Of The Living Duck: Daffy dreams that he's a singer (with Mel Torme's voice) and a standup comic (with Mel Blanc's voice) at a bar where famous monster actors hang out..

Warner Bros.: Merrie Melodies: The Night Of The Living Duck

The Night Of The Living Duck

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The Night Of The Living Duck
	Merrie Melodies Theatrical Cartoon Series Warner Bros. Distributed by: Warner Bros. Cartoon Characters: Daffy Duck, Mr. Frankenstein, Mrs. Frankenstein. Voice Actors: Mel Blanc, Mel Torme. Directed By Greg Ford, Terry Lennon. Produced By Steven S. Greene, Kathleen Helppie, Bill Exter. Animated By Brenda L. Banks, Norm McCabe, Mark Kausler, Rebecca Rees, Frans Vischer. Written By Greg Ford, Terry Lennon. Originally Released on September 23, 1988. Originally Released Theatrically. Color U.S.A. Cast Your Vote Here! BCDB Rating: 4.4/5 Stars from 11 users. Social: Tweet Pin Post your Comments or Review
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