People & Notable Figures
22 entries in the Looney Tunes compendium.
Leon SchlesingerThe shrewd producer who turned title cards into the Golden Age of animation.Edward SelzerHead of Warner Bros. Cartoons, 1944-1958.Friz FrelengThe senior director who crafted hundreds of cartoons and introduced many of the studio's biggest stars.Robert McKimsonA key figure of Termite Terrace who helped shape the studio's golden age.Warren FosterThe Warner Bros. storyman behind Porky in Wackyland and Freleng's Tweety shorts, and composer of Tweety's…Cal DaltonCo-director of Hare-um Scare-um (1939), the Bugs Bunny prototype short.Michael MalteseThe writer behind the greatest animated shorts, including the legendary What's Opera, Doc?Ben WashamChuck Jones's animator for nearly 30 years.Frank TashlinThe Warner Bros. director who brought camera angles and montage to Termite Terrace.Bea BenaderetWarner Bros.' leading female cartoon voice from 1943, and Tweety's Granny in Tweetie Pie.June ForayGranny and Witch Hazel at Warner Bros., and Rocky the Flying Squirrel for Jay Ward.Ken HarrisAnimator for Chuck Jones at Warner Bros. Cartoons.Phil MonroeAnimator and director in Chuck Jones's unit.Art DavisWarner Bros. animator and director.Tony CervoneWarner Bros. Animation animator, writer and voice actor.Jack L. WarnerThe Warner Bros. chief who sold the studio's 400 pre-1948 cartoons for $3,000 apiece.Stan FrebergSatirist, voice actor, and advertising innovator.Rudolf IsingAmerican animator and co-creator of Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies.Carl W. StallingComposer who scored Warner Bros. cartoons for 22 years.Rod ScribnerAnimator known for bold, energetic work at Warner Bros.Hugh HarmanCo-creator of Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies cartoons.Danny Webb (American actor)American voice actor, vaudeville comic, and radio/TV comedian.
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