Try to Guess
Try to find what kind of relation to our beloved world of classic animation there's in this Harold Lloyd clip (Thad, give them a chance to guess). Next wednesday I'll give you the answer if you cannot come out with it.
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Try to find what kind of relation to our beloved world of classic animation there's in this Harold Lloyd clip (Thad, give them a chance to guess). Next wednesday I'll give you the answer if you cannot come out with it.
9 Comments:
I'm going to guess that the coach is played by Phil Kramer who did a few New York voices in Looney Tunes and Walter lants shorts.
3:11 pm
I'll only say "no". No more details.
3:21 pm
Isn't he voiced by Mel Blanc?
3:23 pm
I don't know his name but if I'm correct this might be a hint:
Did he voice the South African talking parrot in Avery's "A Day at the Zoo?"
http://youtube.com/watch?v=mbMLE_J280M
I think that gag runs from 3:54 to 4:04 (in YouTube length).
4:00 pm
Wrong.
4:10 pm
DId he say this line? "What! No Gravey!"
4:17 pm
Wrong again.
5:11 pm
Is that Lionel Standers, who did voices in a few Lantz cartoons such as "Fish fry" and "Who's cooking Who?"
7:24 pm
CORRECT!!!!!
He was the first voice of Buzz Buzzard.
7:25 am
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