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Philo & Gunge
07-16-2004, 03:49 PM
Yesterday while on vacation. I rented the James Bond movie, "Goldfinger". I didn't pay attension to the words at the bottom Includes the classic Pink Panther cartoon "Pinkfinger". So when I watched the video, I saw a preview for "Thunderball" and then I saw the Pink Panther. I thought it was a preview for the movies but I was wrong and it was the first Pink Panther cartoon I ever saw. Overall, I thought the cartoon was pretty funny. The animation wasn't all that great though. It was much better then the 007 flick (I like James Bond films, too). Does anyone know if Pink Panther shorts show up on other James Bond videos?
brak attack
07-16-2004, 03:51 PM
No But They Show The Pink Panther On Boomerang
nakak
07-16-2004, 05:55 PM
Didn't know there's a Pink Panther short in that video.

Here's a video guide to Pink Panther tapes (along with other DFE shorts)

http://dfe.toonzone.net/videos.htm
rodney
07-16-2004, 06:43 PM
No But They Show The Pink Panther On BoomerangNot in the United States, they don't.
Boy Wonder
07-17-2004, 07:08 AM
I remember in an old tape of "You Only Live Twice" that there was a Pink Panther cartoon.
JCorey3rd
07-17-2004, 12:06 PM
Yesterday while on vacation. I rented the James Bond movie, "Goldfinger". I didn't pay attension to the words at the bottom Includes the classic Pink Panther cartoon "Pinkfinger". So when I watched the video, I saw a preview for "Thunderball" and then I saw the Pink Panther. I thought it was a preview for the movies but I was wrong and it was the first Pink Panther cartoon I ever saw. Overall, I thought the cartoon was pretty funny. The animation wasn't all that great though. It was much better then the 007 flick (I like James Bond films, too). Does anyone know if Pink Panther shorts show up on other James Bond videos?
How old was the tape? Was it a Turner release? Or was it afterward when MGM got the video rights back to United Artist releases?
Philo & Gunge
07-17-2004, 02:13 PM
How old was the tape? Was it a Turner release? Or was it afterward when MGM got the video rights back to United Artist releases?
I didn't check the copyright date, it was an MGM video and it was part of the "Sean Connery 007" video series.