Daffy Convinces Porky to give up his career in cartoons to pursue one in the movies, Porky goes to Leon Schlesinger’s office to ask him to tear up his contract and leaves for stardom. However he finds the real world studios less than welcoming and soon returns to Termite Terrace, only to find that Daffy is trying to supersede him as the main star.
Released: 1940
Language: English
Style: 2D animation
Featuring Live-Action Actors:
Daffy’s (and by definition Sylvester’s*) distinctive lisping voice was based on Leon Schlesinger’s, who never realized that the voice was a mockery of his own. When he first heard Daffy speak, his first exclamation was “that’s a funny voice, where did you find such a funny voice” *Mel Blanc preformed the same voice for both Sylvester and Daffy. The difference was that, for Daffy, the voice would later be sped up.
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