Johnny Bravo
- Studio
- Hanna-Barbera Studios
- Animation studio
- Cambridge Animation Systems
- Distributor
- Cartoon Network
Synopsis
In attempting to romance a pretty zookeeper, Mary, Johnny tries to find an escaped 800-pound gorilla while exhibiting the ultimate traits of sexual bravado and machismo.
Characters
Johnny Bravo, Melissa, Little Girl, Mary, Granny, Captain, Big Fat Roy, Niwanda, Cindy, Amazon, Jungle Boy, King Raymond, Rupert, Rhino, Newscaster, Ettie, Jill, Beaver, Leopard, Donna, Kris, Liz, Buffalo, Men
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Van Partible
Producing
- Producer
- Cosmo Anzilotti, Gary Hartle
- Executive Producer
- Buzz Potamkin
- Supervising Producer
- Larry Huber
- Line Producer
- Bob Onorato
Writing
- Writer
- Van Partible
- Story Editor
- Jed Spingarn
- Created by
- Van Partible
- Story Consultant
- Joseph Barbera
Voices
- Voice
- Jeff Bennett (Johnny Bravo, Man #3), Brenda Vaccaro (Melissa), Mae Whitman (as Mae Margaret Whitman) (Little Girl), Soleil Moon Frye (Mary), Pat Musick (Granny), Maurice LaMarche (Narrator, Captain, Man #2, Big Fat Roy, Niwanda, Buffalo #1), B.J. Ward (as BJ Ward) (Cindy, Amazon, Melissa Singing), Cody Dorkin (Jungle Boy), Michael McKean (King Raymond, Rupert, Rhino), Candi Milo (Newscaster, Ettie, Jill), David L. Lander (Beaver), John Kassir (Leopard), April Winchell (Donna, Kris, Liz)
Music
- Music
- Guy Moon, Louis Fagenson
Animation
- Animation Director
- Robert Alvarez
- Animator
- Andy Bialk, Jun Falkenstein, Mark Kausler
- Layout Artist
- Virginia Hawes
- Final Checker
- Nelda Ridley
- Animation Checking
- Beth Goodwin, Bob Revell
- Xerography
- Star Wirth, Martin Crossley, Richard Wilson
- Computer Animation Facilities Provided By
- Cambridge, England
Art Department
- Background Artists
- Joseph Binggeli, Bonnie Callahan, Jonathan Goley, Tim Maloney, Leonard Robledo
- Background Stylist
- Jane Nussbaum
- Background Supervisor
- Al Gmuer
- Ink and Paint Supervisor
- Alison Leopold
- Color Stylist
- Casey Clayton
- Ink and Paint Artists
- Kimberly Conte, Joanne Plein, Patrice Torocsik
- Graphics
- Iraj Paran
Camera
- Camera Operator
- Dan Larsen
Editing
- Supervising Film Editor
- Tom Gleason
Sound
- Sound Editor
- Michele Douglas
- Re-Recording Mixers
- Doug Gray, Anthony Costantini
- Supervising Recording Engineer
- Ed Collins
- Recording Engineer
- Preston Oliver
- Track Readers
- Kay Douglas, James Hearn, Carol Iverson, Kerry Iverson
- Re-Recording Mixers Provided By
- Larson Sound Center
Music Department
- Music Score
- Louis Fagenson
- Director of Music Production
- Bodie Chandler
Casting
- Recording and Casting Director
- Kris Zimmerman
Production Management
- Post-Production Supervisor
- Gayle Mnookin
- Unit Production Coordinator
- Nicole Pouliot
- Talent Coordinator
- Cindi Lyn Peltier, Jill Ziegenhagen
- Executive in Charge of Post-Production
- John Forrest Niss
- Post-Production Coordinator
- Gail D. Silvers
- Pre-Production Manager
- Debby Hindman
- International Production Coordinator
- Brooke Williams
- Production Assistants
- Sandra Benenati, Duke Heberlein, Linda Moore
- Executives in Charge of Production
- Joe Mazzuca, Catherine Winder
Crew
- Design Assistants
- Miriam Boardman, Barbara Krueger
- Main/End Title Theme
- Gary Lionelli
- Negative Consultant
- William DeBoer, Jr.
- Telecine
- Scott Ostrowsky
- On-Line
- Brian Schnuckel
- Program Executive
- Margot McDonough
- Development Executive
- Ellen Cockrill
- Manager of Production Technologies
- Jeannine Roussel
- Computer Assistants
- Duke Heberlein, Jon Hooper
Companies and other credits
- Video Services Provided By: Four Media Co
- Computer Animation Facilities Provided By: Cambridge Animation Systems
Production notes
Originally shown on What a Cartoon! Show, later rebroadcast (on September 15, 1997) on the Johnny Bravo show.
World Premiere Toons debuted in early 1995. The Cartoon Network/Hanna-Barbera venture combined classic 1940s production methods with the originality, enthusiasm and comedy of the 1990s.
World Premiere Toons debuted in early 1995. The Cartoon Network/Hanna-Barbera venture combined classic 1940s production methods with the originality, enthusiasm and comedy of the 1990s.
Pictures
Reviews
Johnny Bravo
Johnny Bravo is one of the coolest cartoons on television. He's comical and somehow get himself into mishaps and eventually overcome them.