Here comes Evil
Added this just for fun (Uncle Fester you did not invent the gag! Besides, Stan Laurel used it even before Donald in 1941 "Great Guns", Laurel & Hardy's first in a series of Fox forgettable entries).
The real point of this topic is to answer to a request of a blog visitor. Here you have the shots showing Donald going mad for power in "Trombone Trouble"
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Duck Dodgers
posted by Duck Dodgers at 7:22 pm
7 Comments:
And I thought Pluto's Judgement Day was disturbing. This is gonna give me nightmares for quite a while.Anyways, thanks for answering my request!
7:33 pm
I can see someone using these pics as an avatar. Also, this cartoon is the only reason I want Chronological Donald vol.2
7:45 pm
How do think that soccermom from IMBD would react?
8:31 pm
Hal King animated that scene.
10:32 pm
Was he related to Jack King, Thad?
7:12 am
No, he wasn't. He was regarded as one of the best shorts animators along with John Sibley, Bob Carlson, and Bill Justice.
7:26 pm
The shots of Donald leering at his crooked hands is almost exactly duplicating the transformation scenes in the 1920 silent version of DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE, starring John Barrymore. This shot was also duplicated in the Terrytoons JEKYLL AND HYDE CAT in a magificent sequence from Bill Tytla. The original film must have made a great impression on animators of the day (who most likely saw it when they were children)
2:36 pm
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