Museum Scream
- Studio
- Warner Bros.
Synopsis
When Sylvester hears that a children's museum's prize exhibit is Tweety Pie, he tires to raid the museum in order to have lunch. He doesn't succeed in his mission, due to Tweety's smartness, and the children.
Characters
Sylvester, Tweety, Granny
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Dan Povenmire
Producing
- Producer
- Larry Doyle, Sherry Gunther
- Executive Producer, uncredited
- Sander Schwartz
Writing
- Writer
- Kyle Baker, Dan Povenmire
Voices
- Voice
- Jeff Bennett (Sylvester), Billy West (Tweety), June Foray (Granny)
Music
- Music
- Walter Murphy
Animation
- Animator
- Susie Dietter, Leonardo Pinero, Derek Thompson, Crystal Chesney, Peter Gomez, Dave Kupczyk, Aimee, Steinberger, Neal Sternecky, Charles Visser
- Animation
- Susie Dietter, Leonardo Pinero, Derek Thompson, Crystal Chesney, Peter Gomez, Dave Kupczyk, Aimee, Steinberger, Neal Sternecky, Charles Visser
Art Department
- Art Director
- Steve Meyers
- Storyboards
- Sherm Cohen, Kurt Dumas, Chris Headrick, Monte Young
- Backgrounds
- Fred Cline, Chris Holt, Dan McHugh, Cynthia McIntosh
- Lead Character Designer
- Bill Schwab
Editing
- Editor
- David L. Bertman
Sound
- Sound Designers
- Timothy J.Borquez, Tom Syslo
- Dialogue Editor
- Matt Brown
Music Department
- Music Editor
- Stan Jones
Casting
- Casting
- Donna Grillo Gonzales, Andrea Romano
Production Management
- Production Manager
- Sylvia Edwards
Crew
- The Room
- Kyle Baker, Eric Kaplan, Chris Kelly, Bill Kopp, Peggy Nicoll, Dan Povenmire, Peter Shin, Jon Vitti
- Characters
- Gavin Dell
Production notes
To be released with the feature "Looney Tunes: Back in Action."
This is one out of eight cartoons that has been completed by Warner Bros., which expects to continue making Looney Tunes cartoons, after the release of the theatrical movie "Looney Tunes: Back In Action."
This is one out of eight cartoons that has been completed by Warner Bros., which expects to continue making Looney Tunes cartoons, after the release of the theatrical movie "Looney Tunes: Back In Action."
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Reviews
Above Average, but Correction Needed to Info
Of the eight, I've seen six and this short is probably the best out of the shorts produced by Larry Doyle.
Unfortunately the information listed in the Production Notes regarding WB releasing shorts in theatres never transpired and the remaining Larry Doyle shorts were shelved. This sort was released in some theatres in front of Looney Tunes: Back In Action but only appeared on the Australian version of that DVD.