Coal Black And De Sebben Dwarfs

Merrie Melodies Theatrical Cartoon Series
Leon Schlesinger Studios
Distributed by: Warner Bros.
Cartoon Characters: So White, Queenie, Prince Chawmin', Seven Dwarfs, Mammy, Child, Worm, Hitman.
Directed By Robert Clampett.
Produced By Leon Schlesinger.
Animated By Rod Scribner, Manuel Gould,Robert McKimson, Tom McKimson.
Written By Warren Foster, Jacob Grimm, Wilhelm Carl Grimm.
Originally Released on January 16, 1943.
Originally Released Theatrically.
Running Time: 7:45 minutes.
Color
U.S.A.
BCDB Rating: 4.4/5 Stars from 47 users. You can Vote Now!
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Cartoon Summary:

A blackface parody of Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs with a strong swing backbeat... and no apologies! Mammy (who resembles Aunt Jemima) tells her "Honey... (more)

Cartoon Production Information:

Alternate Title: "So White And De Sebben Dwarfs" (Working Title).

According to Beck and Friedwald, Coal Black is a Bob Clampett masterpiece, and certainly one of the greatest Warner Bros. cartoons ever made. Sure to offend, but not to be ignored. In 1968, United... (more)

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Comments By: Shadow Mihai

I am a (white) producer/director, entertainment attorney, and have had the task for many years of managing and directing African-American actresses. Interesting about Coal Black is that apart from some of the terminology, NOTHING has changed in regard to...  (read more)

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Comments By: wackyoverkhaki

I am a huge fan of this cartoon for so many reasons. The music. The animation. The humor and WWII jokes. That cutie So White. The big lips on some of the characters hurt me at first, but then I was very able to get past that and see the positive of this...  (read more)

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Coal Black And De Sebben Dwarfs
Comments By: MrNatural

It's been said that you can't know where you're going unless you know where you came from. This 1940s era cartoon, at the time it was released, was considered "OK" ... and kids today need to know that this era was an era of...  (read more)

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