Hare Lift

Hare Lift

December 20, 1952 Theatrical Series Looney Tunes

Studio
Warner Bros. Cartoons, Inc.
Distributor
Warner Bros.

Synopsis

Bugs looks around a large plane parked over his hole. Yosemite Sam decides to use the same plane for his bank-robbing getaway, and forces Bugs to fly it.

Characters

Bugs Bunny, Yosemite Sam

Credits

Directing

Director
Isadore Freleng (as I. Freleng)

Producing

Producer
Edward Selzer

Writing

Writer
Warren Foster

Voices

Voice
Mel Blanc (Bugs Bunny, Yosemite Sam)

Music

Music
Carl Stalling

Crew

Layouts
Hawley Pratt
Backgrounds
Irv Wyner

Pictures

Reviews

Hare Lift "Air Breaks" Tex Avery Created & Introduced In 1941's The Heckling Hare

63x927is58401July 20, 2004

Immediately after a robbery, Yosemite Sam , drove a car to escape the police, into an air base. At this time Bugs is in the vacant airplane, pretending to be a pilot, as he does the sounds of shooting a machine gun, shooting bullets. Yosemite Sam orders Bugs to drive the airplane to (secretly) help him escape the police. After Bugs does start the airplane, Sam then caused a robot airplane pilot to get the first of two parachutes. Then Sam takes the other parachute, laughs at Bugs, being in the airplane, only to wind up still being caught, by the police finally. After Sam took the last parachute, Bugs then pulled the airplane's "air-breaks" switch and the final line is Bugs saying "Lucky for me, this thing has air-breaks".