Question

[Inkspot]

Where can go to find a complete list of all of Tex Avery's WB cartoons?

[Jack]

You might try the IMDB (http://us.imdb.com/Name?Avery,+Tex) (Internet Movie Database), but I don't know how accurate that would be. The book, "Tex Avery: King Of Cartoons," has a filmography of all the cartoons he directed at WB, MGM, and Lantz. It's also a great read if you happen to be an Avery (large interviews, ect) fan.



Jack:D

[Thad Komorowski]

Originally posted by Inkspot
Where can go to find a complete list of all of Tex Avery's WB cartoons?

You should be able to find it on Dave Mackey's WB site (http://www.davemackey.com/animation/wb/index.html), which possibly has the best WB cartoon filmography on the Internet.

-Thad:D

[Inkspot]

Ok thanks:D

[Joe Tully]

While were talking about good ol' Tex, I've been wondering if there's any reason why his Lantz cartoons aren't available on video (other than Crazy Mixed-Up Pup on the Man's Best Friend video). Given his popularity, I'd think Universal would try to put out something.

[Matthew Hunter]

I think there's one called "Rock-Abye Point" available out there someplace. Public Domain, maybe?
-Matthew

[Bobby B]

Originally posted by Matthew Hunter
I think there's one called "Rock-Abye Point" available out there someplace. Public Domain, maybe?
-Matthew


"The Legend of Rockabye Point" actually aired on the "new" Woody Woodpecker show on Fox Kids Network as "A Classic Chilly Willy Cartoon". They even ran it with full opening credits, except for the Universal-International logo.