
The Door
- Studio
- Warner Bros., Silver-Campbell-Cosby
- Distributor
- Warner Bros. Seven Arts
Synopsis
Two stylized, watercolor-rendered American Indians go hunting, to the scat-sung, mumbled soundtrack. They come upon an Indian maiden who shows them a magical door... they open the door and see live-action shots of busy cities, war, and other modern chaos. As they see this, the music becomes more and more frantic. The ending of the cartoon shows an atomic bomb exploding, as the door closes, revealing the precautionary, and very 1960's message: "Peace."
Characters
Two American Indians, Indian Maiden
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Ken Mundie
Producing
- Producer
- Ken Mundie
- Associate Producer
- Les Goldman
Music
- Music
- Clark "Mumbles" Terry
Crew
- Animation Photography
- Ken Moore
Production notes
Not an "official" Warner Brothers cartoon, but an independent cartoon released by the studio, which acquired distribution rights.
William Henry Cosby, best known as Bill Cosby, was involved in this cartoon. Campbell is named after Bruce Campbell and Silver is named after Roy Silver.
William Henry Cosby, best known as Bill Cosby, was involved in this cartoon. Campbell is named after Bruce Campbell and Silver is named after Roy Silver.
