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Dr. Devil and Mr. Hare (1964)Bug and the Tasmanian Devil at the doctor's office. Director:Robert McKimsonWriter:John W. Dunn (story) |
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Title: Dr. Devil and Mr. Hare (1964)
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Bugs is taking a bath in the forest when the Tasmanian Devil moves in. The devil pores hot sauce over Bugs who, believing himself cut, cries out for medical help. The devil runs to the hospital where he is bamboozled by Bugs in the guise of various doctors. Written by bob the moo
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tasmanian devil | fake doctor | paint | nitroglycerine | reference to bugs bunny |Certificate:
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28 March 1964 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Dr. Teufel & Mr. Hase See more »Company Credits
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Bugs Bunny, Tasmanian Devil: Say ahhhh... ooh this doesn't look good. I'm going to have to paint your tongue.See more »
I am a fan of Bugs Bunny and of Looney Tunes, so I did like Dr. Devil and Mr. Hare on the whole, though it wasn't quite what I was expecting. I can't say I am a fan of the Tasmanian Devil, though I don't hate him either, but I do agree that he is quite limited here. Yes he gets to grunt and growl, but he hardly does anything interesting here. Also I had mixed feelings on the animation, the backgrounds and colours were handsome enough and Bugs was animated fine, but the Tasmanian Devil isn't as successful, being a little too forced in the movements and was I imagining things or was he changing colour on occasions(ie. brown to grey)? The pacing was quite leisurely in comparison too. That said, the music is fine, very rousing and energetic, Bugs's dialogue is witty, fresh and funny and the gags especially the ending are amusing. While Taz was on the bland side, Bugs was great as usual, while Mel Blanc's voices are stellar. Overall, decent if lacking that extra something. 7/10 Bethany Cox