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mjsmith
05-29-2003, 04:09 PM
Since today is Bob Hope's 100th Birthday, I thought if you have a favorite view of him in cartoons.

Mine is from the Simpsons episode, "Lisa The Beauty Queen". A Classic!!! :bosko:

Jon Cooke
05-29-2003, 04:34 PM
Since today is Bob Hope's 100th Birthday, I thought if you have a favorite view of him in cartoons.

Mine is from the Simpsons episode, "Lisa The Beauty Queen". A Classic!!! :bosko:


Bob Hope appeared in some Famous Studios cartoons. I know he shows up in "Popeye's 20th Anniversary" and in Little Audrey's "The Case of the Cock-Eyed Canary".

-Jon

Cartman
05-29-2003, 04:48 PM
He also appeared in a few "Animaniacs" episodes.

J.E.Smith
05-29-2003, 05:25 PM
He was also in the Tiny Toons Christmas special.

"I'm the ghost of Christmas past. I tell ya, I've seen so many Christmas pasts, I've had camel riding lessons from the Three Wise Men."

J Lee
05-29-2003, 06:48 PM
He was also in the Tiny Toons Christmas special.

"I'm the ghost of Christmas past. I tell ya, I've seen so many Christmas pasts, I've had camel riding lessons from the Three Wise Men."

He's also in two early Famous Studio Popeyes -- "Happy Birthdaze" (where Shorty pulls out a very big pistol after being told he looks like Hope) and "We're on Our Way To Rio" (where Bob is given a cameo as the nightclub's band leader in recognition of cribbing the cartoon's title from the Hope-Crosby Road pictures).

Bob and Bing, along with Jerry Colona, also get to sing one of the choruses of "Swinging on A Star" in the 1947 Little Lulu "A Bout for A Trout."

Since Hope was under contract to Paramount at the time, it made sense that he would be used the most in Famous Studio's pictures, though it was a Warner Bros. director, Frank Tashlin, that actually got to write and direct the real Hope in films like "The Paleface" ans "Son of Paleface" when he was at Paramount in the 1950s.

Vdubdavid
05-29-2003, 07:13 PM
Although he wasn't animated, Hope was also a member of the "Special Cabinet" in "Olive Oyl for President"

Thad Komorowski
05-29-2003, 07:22 PM
Bluto also pulls out a "Crosby" chest behind his "Hope" chest in "The Island Fling"...

Pietro
05-29-2003, 07:41 PM
Ya know, it's kinda surprising that Hope never made it to a classical Warner Bros. cartoon.

Also isn't "Socko in Morocco" a title spoof of 'Road to Morocco" which had both Crosby and Hope.....

-Pietro:D

Bobby B
05-30-2003, 07:20 PM
Bob and Bing, along with Jerry Colona, also get to sing one of the choruses of "Swinging on A Star" in the 1947 Little Lulu "A Bout for A Trout."


Hope, Crosby, and Colonna also appear as babies in the dream sequence of Little Lulu's ""The Baby Sitter".

Der Captain
05-31-2003, 11:00 AM
On "Taz-Mania", Taz's father is an anthropomorphic Bing Crosby caricature named Hugh. It turned out in a few episodes that Hugh had a brother who was a caricature of - Guess who?