
Man Hunt
Also known as: The Manhunt
- Studio
- Walter Lantz Productions
- Distributor
- Universal Pictures
Synopsis
Although the main plot is a bunch of cute forest animals getting their revenge by fighting a war on some hunters, the hunters here are atrociously racist, not just typically stereotypical. They are all in a car while a little black native boy is running along behind the car with a rope around his neck and tied to the car. The stereotypical English big-game hunter type holds the boy's head while he himself speaks, like he owns the boy. Then there's the stereotypical Jewish man who dances a Jewish dance and plays his gun like a klezmer clarinet which then says "Oy vey!" (or something like that) at the end of the song.
Characters
Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, Big-Game Hunter, Native Boy, Jewish Man, Forest Animals
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Walter Lantz
Producing
- Producer
- Walter Lantz
Writing
- Writer
- Victor McLeod, James Miele
Animation
- Animator
- Lester Kline, Ralph Somerville
Voices
- Voice
- Bernice Hansen (Oswald)
Music
- Music
- Frank Marsales (Musical Direction)

