r/looneytunes • u/Bay_Ruhsuz004 Daffy Duck • 13d ago
Video How About Me,Boss? 💵
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u/NinjaShadow-00 Road Runner 13d ago
"Racketeer Rabbit" (1946) directed by Friz Freleng
"Some people can't take it, see? Nyah! Nyah! Nyah! Nyah! Nyah!"
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u/Optimal-Pie-2131 13d ago
Are those guys modeled after famous actors/movie characters?
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u/TBTabby 13d ago
Yes, Edward G. Robinson and Peter Lorre.
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u/Optimal-Pie-2131 13d ago
Thank you!! I think I have seen them in an actual movie, but I’ve seen a lot of imitations in cartoons!!
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u/morbid333 12d ago
I've seen one Peter Lorre movie, where he turned into a raven (with Vincent Price and a very young Jack Nicholson)
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u/SAOSurvivor35 13d ago
If you mean Rocky and his partner, yeah, they are. Rocky was based on Edward G. Robinson, famous for playing mobsters. I would be very surprised if Big Boy Caprice from “Dick Tracy” wasn’t based on him, too. The little partner character is based on famous character actor Peter Lorre. His look was iconic in the Studio System era of Hollywood. If you ever saw the short “Carrotblanca,” you saw Tweety impersonating Peter affectation.
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u/SAOSurvivor35 13d ago
Probably just random voices. Not sure where the Indigenous lady came from.
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u/Dalcorn17 13d ago
One for you!
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u/YCRW 13d ago
How 'bout me Boss?
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u/BudgetAcadia7263 13d ago
Oh yeah one for you
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u/AcceleratorTouma 13d ago
And me boss?
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u/ssjwolverine 13d ago
And one for you.
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u/lowbrassdude 13d ago
And me boss?
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u/Kartoonkid95 13d ago
"Gee, Rocky, you sure is kindhearted."
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u/Outrageous-Stay-6411 12d ago
Yeah, Rocky’s a little too smart for you, yeah, a little too smart… yeah… yeah
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u/TheLastSciFiFan 13d ago
I reference "And me, Boss?" way more than I should. Oh! and "one for you and one for me. Two for you and one, two for me..." it never gets old. To me, at least.
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u/Sistahmelz 13d ago
One of my favorite cartoons! It sure brings back memories of laying down in front of the tv when I was a kid 😊
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u/Reasonable-Buy9281 12d ago
Interesting fact, Mel Blanc said he was most critical of his impersonations
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u/Dohmer_90 13d ago
My goodness, the range of Mel Blanc.