False Hare

False Hare

July 18, 1964 Theatrical Series Looney Tunes

Studio
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc., Vitagraph Releases
Distributor
Warner Bros.

Synopsis

The Big Bad Wolf and his nephew dress up as rabbits and open a Rabbit Club. This is, of course, a trap for Bugs. He doesn't really fall for it and, in the end, wrecks the "Club Conejo."

Characters

Bugs Bunny, Big Bad Wolf, Kid Wolf, Foghorn Leghorn (Cameo)

Credits

Directing

Director
Robert McKimson

Producing

Producer
David H. DePatie

Writing

Writer
John Dunn

Voices

Voice
Mel Blanc (Bugs Bunny, Big Bad Wolf, Kid Wolf, Foghorn Leghorn)

Music

Music
Bill Lava

Editing

Editor
Treg Brown

Crew

Layouts
Bob Givens
Backgrounds
Robert Gribbroek

Production notes

This is the last Bugs Bunny cartoon produced at Warner Bros., and the last WB cartoon to feature the concentric rings in the opening and closing titles.

Foghorn Leghorn appears in a cameo near the end of this cartoon.

Pictures

Reviews

Bad News Hares

SchteveoMarch 23, 2011

This is why cartoons died!! It's just not funny. Bugs and JR have almost the same voice. Sad. I grew up with Warner Brothers Cartoons and this one is way off the perfection of cartoons from the 30's, 40's and 50's. I miss those jems. Duck Seasoning this ain't!

False Hare

damfineMarch 5, 2003

Not a GREAT way for Bugs to end his theatrical career, but it is a better "B.B. Wolf & Nephew" cartoon than the last one they did, "Now Hare This".