Did You Miss Me?: "The Three Little Pigs"
The Jewish brushpeddler gag from an original copy of "The Three Little Pigs":
Well, I'll be seein' ya,
Duck Dodgers and mmm...donuts
posted by Duck Dodgers at 8:44 am
Wednesday, May 02, 2007
Well, I'll be seein' ya,
Duck Dodgers and mmm...donuts
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16 Comments:
What chutzpah that Disney had. It's enough to make you plotz!
6:34 pm
By "original copy", does that mean that you have the original audio? Thanks for sharing the screen caps!
9:34 pm
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9:36 pm
It's agreat hot. Too bad i never watched this cartoon in my entire life.
9:36 pm
Yes, bugsmer, luckily my copy got original audio!
7:17 am
I see nothing wrong with this scene-and I happen to be Jewish.
5:50 pm
I have this verison on my iPod!
2:28 pm
That's great, Duck! That lets you compare it to all of the later copies. Some of the older cartoon prints you have access to must differ quite a bit from some of the later releases.
9:32 pm
Who actually animated this? One would think Art Babbit did it since he did all the scenes with the Wolf, but I've heard that Norm Ferguson might've done it.
1:14 am
As far as I know, Ferguson did all the animation of the Wolf in the cartoon
1:38 pm
Then where did Art Babbit come in (Leonard Maltin specifically credits Babbit for the Wolf's animation on a psecial feature for the Goofy Treasure)
12:36 am
No animation of the Wolf by Babbit AFAIK.
11:47 am
I won't lie, this is pretty horrible. Disney uses the ever adored idea of 'invite a Jew into your home and he shall be a wolf in a kind man's clothing'. This is interesting to see though.
7:41 pm
anonymous,
being open-minded and kind of looney tooney myself, I've always thought that Disney's gag was about the fact that pigs would never worry about Jews, 'cause they can't eat them....-)
5:25 pm
Disney wasn't really a subtle guy, and his cartoons weren't all that sophisticated. I think the joke here is that a Jewish mask has a big enough nose to hide the wolf's long face. Get it? Jew's have big noses. Hah hah haaa... ehhh... honestly, neither terribly offensive nor funny.
1:58 am
I believe Art Babbitt's scenes of the wolf are first when he grabs the pigs tails but crashes into a tree, then at the end when he climbs down the chimney, burns his butt and runs away.
12:53 am
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