Bugs Bunny

July 27, 1940 Characters

Studio: Warner Bros.

Synopsis

Bugs Bunny first appeared in "A Wild Hare" directed by Tex Avery.

Credits

Directing

Director: Tex Avery

Voices

Voice: Mel Blanc (1940-1989), John Kassir, Noel Blanc (1990), Billy West (1996, 1998, 2006), Greg Burson, Joe Alaskey, Jeff Bergman (1989-current)

Awards

Academy Award Winner, Best Short Subject (Cartoon), 1959, Knighty Knight Bugs

Reviews

Bugs and his place in history

portackerFebruary 25, 2008

Bug is always smarter then his adversies, but only goes to battle when provoked. Bugs represents how America saw itself in the politcal world of the fourties. His personality changed over the years, as he became more mature.

Bugs Bunny

garionNovember 17, 2004

This Brooklyn Native is the greeatest of all time. No character is funnier, smarter, suaver or streetwise. No obstacle can stop him. (except the occasional tortoise). He even fought in WWII as part of the greatest generation, as a Marine.

Bugs Bunny

DragonkingDecember 9, 2003

Bugs Bunny, the Main Icon of Warner Bros., made his debut in "A Wild Hare," which I think is cool! Our hero will always be remembered for his catchphrase, "Eh, what's up, doc?"

Bugs Bunny

damfineOctober 24, 2003

No reviews for Bugs yet? This WWII hero! This Box-Office dominator! This staple of Saturday morning! I guess I just answered my own question. What more can be said about Bugs that hasn't already been said and/or demonstrated by his many fans? Anyone who clicks on this review certainly knows what I'm talking about.