Welcome to the Big Cartoon DataBase Fleischer Studios Filmography. Fleischer Studios was a major player in early Animation History, and the only serious rival to Disney in the 1930's. The studio started life in New York, but the Fleischer brothers moved to Miami in the late 1930's.
Fleischer Studios was the only studio of it's day to take Disney on, head to head, with their daring production of a feature animated film (well, two.). Unfortunately for the Fleischers, Disney won at the box office, and parent company Paramount Pictures called in their loan the the Fleischer brothers. This effectively bankrupted Max and Dave Fleischer, who then closed the studio down in April of 1942. Paramount reorganized the studio, moved it back to New York, and reopened it as Famous Studios by the end of the year. Many series- including Superman and Popeye- survived the transition to Famous Studios.
Fleischer Studios Theatrical Cartoon Series:
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Animated Antics
(1940-1941, 11
Theatrical Cartoons.)
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Betty Boop (1932-1939, 89 Theatrical Cartoons.) -
Color Classics (1934-1941, 36 Theatrical Cartoons.) -
Feature Films
(1939-1941, 2
Theatrical Films.)
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Gabby (1940-1941, 8 Theatrical Cartoons.) -
The Inkwell Imps
(1928-1929, 29
Theatrical Cartoons.)
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Popeye the Sailor (1933-1942, 108 Theatrical Cartoons.) -
Screen Songs (1929-1938, 109 Theatrical Cartoons.) -
Stone Age (1940, 12 Theatrical Cartoons.) -
Superman (1941-1942, 9 Theatrical Cartoons.) -
Talkartoons (1929-1932, 42 Theatrical Cartoons.)
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Fleischer Studios Shorts List:
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A Jolt for General Germ
(1930)
(Fleischer Studios)
featuring Boy.
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In My Merry Oldsmobile
(1931)
(Fleischer Studios)
featuring Peeping Tom, Lucille, Young Johnny Steel.
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Step On It
(1931)
(Fleischer Studios)
featuring Bimbo, Girlfriend, Lizzie, Doctor.
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Raggedy Ann And Raggedy Andy
(1941)
(Fleischer Studios)
featuring Raggedy Ann, Raggedy Andy, Paint Brush, Toy Shop Keeper, Camel with the Wrinkled Knees, Spanish Doll; more Characters  ...
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