Animation Mistakes in Foney fables and Cinderella Meets Fella

[Brandon Pierce]

Foney Fables: The little baby's leg actually dissapears for a couple of seconds! Was this a redrawn?

Cinderella Meets Fella: 3 mistakes, first you know how @ first when Eggy tips his hat. His head is "attached" to his hat. But, other times when he tips his derby his cranium isn't attached. The lipstick on Eggy's shnozola dissapears, and finally when Eggy bends over to pick up the slipper his hands suddenly turn white.

[Patrick McCart]

Foney Fables isn't a redrawn.

Please note that it is a Merrie Melodie from 1942 (in other words, it's technicolor)

I think the reason for the mistake is because the short was a WWII quickie (Production sped up for release)


I don't think the "derby" gag in Fella was a mistake...

[Jack]

I think he may have been kidding about it being a redrawn (RIGHT???) I mean, look at the rest of the cartoon, the backgrounds are beautiful (the usual earthy colored realism found in Freleng cartoons), the color choices are great, the animation is full, the cels look beautifully traced and painted, how could you think it was a redrawn because of a (noticeable) camera mistake? If I were were an animator, background painter or cel painter from that cartoon, I would be insulted:D .




Jack:D

[Pietro]

I don't think that looked like a redrawn at all. And if it was then that would probably be the best redrawn cartoon ever made.:D

-Pietro

[PorkyandDaffy]

Other animation mistakes:

THE GREAT PIGGY BANK ROBBERY (1946): After the mailman puts the mail in Daffy’s mailbox, he places the flag on the mailbox upright, but when Daffy runs up to the mailbox, the flag is faced downward. Also, when Daffy opens up the closet door after shooting through it, the first bad guy shown is Tin Man and he has his arms to the side, but in the next shot, he’s holding a candy cane in his arm

[Jack]

Ever notice in THE GREAT PIGGY BANK ROBBERY, that the basement room Daffy is in is GIGANTIC!, the light fixture he walks on is huge, and when the villains chase him, they are tiny, but the room must be 40 feet tall. The plaster cracks zooming past them resemble clouds too. Of course, this isn't a mistake, just an observation I made.


Jack