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What's Cookin' Doc?

  • 1944
  • TV-Y7
  • 9min
NOTE IMDb
6,9/10
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What's Cookin' Doc? (1944)
AdventureAnimationComedyFamilyShort

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWhen James Cagney wins the Oscar, Bugs shows a clip from "Hiawatha's Rabbit Hunt" (1941) and demands a recount of the voting.When James Cagney wins the Oscar, Bugs shows a clip from "Hiawatha's Rabbit Hunt" (1941) and demands a recount of the voting.When James Cagney wins the Oscar, Bugs shows a clip from "Hiawatha's Rabbit Hunt" (1941) and demands a recount of the voting.

  • Réalisation
    • Robert Clampett
    • Friz Freleng
  • Scénario
    • Michael Sasanoff
    • Michael Maltese
  • Casting principal
    • Mel Blanc
    • Robert C. Bruce
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  • NOTE IMDb
    6,9/10
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    • Réalisation
      • Robert Clampett
      • Friz Freleng
    • Scénario
      • Michael Sasanoff
      • Michael Maltese
    • Casting principal
      • Mel Blanc
      • Robert C. Bruce
    • 13avis d'utilisateurs
    • 3avis des critiques
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    Mel Blanc
    Mel Blanc
    • Bugs Bunny
    • (voix)
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    Robert C. Bruce
    • Narrator
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      • Robert Clampett
      • Friz Freleng
    • Scénario
      • Michael Sasanoff
      • Michael Maltese
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    6rbverhoef

    Nice Bugs Bunny

    'What's Cookin' Doc' is partly cartoon, partly live action. First we get a live action introduction to the Academy Awards. Then we go inside and meet Bugs Bunny who thinks he is up for the Best Actor award. When the winner is revealed it is not Bugs but James Cagney who takes the honors. Then we see Bugs explaining why he should have win the award. To make his point he shows a piece from a cartoon he starred in.

    I liked this short film, although there were no real laughs. A lot of smiles and chuckles, especially in how Bugs is mocking the Academy. There is quite some truth in what is said. The cartoon is one of the censored (which basically means banned) cartoons since it depicts Native Americans in an offensive way. I understand why that is, but on the other hand it is quite innocent. Judge for yourself.
    8planktonrules

    What idiot insisted on banning this fine cartoon?

    I found this cartoon under the heading "banned cartoons" on Youtube. Now if it's true that Warner Brothers DID pull this from circulation because it might be seen as culturally insensitive, then the people responsible for this are total idiots. While SOME older cartoons are truly insulting and awful in how they depict minorities (particularly awful films featuring the character "Black Sambo"), this one can only be seen as insulting to someone so devoid of a sense of humor and so politically correct that practically nothing is funny to them and everything is offensive. Sure, this is an Indian (the American-type, not the Apu-type) in the cartoon, but he's the basic Bugs Bunny foil--nothing more and nothing less. Does this mean that ANY depiction of Indians is forbidden in cartoons unless they are Earth-loving and noble like the film POCAHONTAS--which, by the way, was highly inaccurate and silly in how it portrayed the natives.

    As for the cartoon itself, I saw this one several times over the years and it's a darn clever one that features an obnoxious Bugs Bunny trying to convince the Oscar people (A.M.P.A.S., by the way) to give him the award for Best Actor. While I wasn't thrilled with its use of a clip from a previous film, the odd style where Bugs appears in the real world with real people is pretty interesting and worth a look.

    Don't believe the hypersensitive. This is a good cartoon and it probably won't offend the average sane viewer.
    8alice liddell

    Plus ca change...

    One of the most famous of all Bugs Bunnies, in which our hero believes he's a shoo-in for a Best Actor Oscar. Behind the comedy is a laceratingly cruel satire.

    The film opens with a traditional Voice of God introduction to the Oscars, as our narrator shows us the Hollywood sights before showing us the hotel where the event will take place, the crowds awaiting their favourite stars. Already Hollywood, the entity, the myth is reduced to a series of recognisable signs - the Hollywood Bowl, the Troccadero, the Chinese Restaurant etc.; the stars who exist only as their popular image, cemented in a ghostly pair of feet on some footpath.

    Bugs is convinced that he will win because he can do impressions of all the stars. This is a stunningly versatile monologue as Bugs mocks everyone from Jimmy Cagney to Bing Crosby, but surely it's an insolence to think that mere mimicry can be as worthy as a great performance? But Bugs' point is precisely this - the Awards pretentiously think that they are rewarding high art, when these great actors are locked in stereotype and received image. They are the sums of their persona. Bugs IS greater than them because he can do an impression of Cagney AND Crosby; they can only do impressions of themselves. A list of Oscar winners from the period proves Bugs unerringly right (MRS. MINIVER, according to Oscar, is a far greater film than CITIZEN KANE.)

    As a further treat we are shown a clip from Bugs' LITTLE HAIWATHA, in which a bathing Bugs realises that he is about to become rabbit-meat for a placid Indian/Elmer Fudd. This remarkable clip, stunningly self-reflexive about Hollywood ideology and racism, reveals Bugs' true worth, but for the Academy to reward him would be to admit their own worthlessness and fraudulence. So they stone him. He is awarded, however, the first Raspberry, moulded in his own image, which comes to life and kisses him. This is Hollywood's ultimate insult, but it's eventual proof of Bugs' superiority, his versatility, his embracing of fragmentation and metamorphosis at the expense of rigid, conservative, stereotypical, wholeness.

    As animation, the short isn't as fleet-footed, violent or versatile as the great Tex Avery masterpieces, but there's a belligerent gaudiness of colour that suits the subject admirably.
    5lee_eisenberg

    funny and unpleasant to watch

    "What's Cookin' Doc?" probably looked a lot funnier when they first created it, but the racist portrayal of Indians will probably make most people cringe in the 21st century. Aside from that, there's some pretty funny stuff, as Bugs Bunny hopes to win an Oscar but loses to James Cagney, and tries to make the audience change their mind by showing a short movie starring himself.

    Watching this cartoon nowadays, I realize that they mentioned people like Edward G. Robinson. I don't know whether or not any six-year-old children would have recognized that name in 1944, but I can guarantee that as a six-year-old I wouldn't have recognized that name.

    Anyway, pretty interesting, but just be sure that you understand the racist portrayal of Indians.
    3TheOtherFool

    Bugs at the oscars

    Bugs Bunny thinks he's gonna win the 'best actor' oscar but is snubbed in favor of James Cagney. He tries to convince the audience of his point while doing some impressions and showing a clip from Haiwatha's Rabbit Hunt.

    Self-indulgent to the extend and not a funny moment in this 8 minute short. It may try to make some points on Hollywood and the Oscars, as a previous reviewer stated, but what it really tries to say is unclear.

    The movie is banned from tv nowadays because of some racist-related links and impressions, but nothing to get too excited about.

    Dull. 3/10.

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    • Anecdotes
      When Bugs tosses the reels of his best scenes to the projectionist, he calls out "Okay, Smokey. Roll 'em." This is most likely a reference to Henry Garner, the cameraman and projectionist for the Leon Schlesinger studio, who was nicknamed Smokey.
    • Gaffes
      The front page of The Hollywood Blah announcing the "Academy Award banquet to-night" is dated November 1, 1943. The Awards were actually held on March 4 in 1943. The next Awards, held on March 2, 1944, were the first not to feature a banquet.
    • Citations

      Bugs Bunny: [hurls reels at the projectionist] Roll 'em, Smokey!

      [a stag film appears]

      Bugs Bunny: HEEYYY!

    • Connexions
      Edited from Une étoile est née (1937)
    • Bandes originales
      A Cup of Coffee, a Sandwich and You
      (uncredited)

      Music by Joseph Meyer

      Played during the opening credits

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 8 janvier 1944 (États-Unis)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Merrie Melodies #26 (1942-1943 Season): What's Cookin' Doc?
    • Société de production
      • Leon Schlesinger Studios
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    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 14 753 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 12 285 $US
      • 16 févr. 1998
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 14 753 $US
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    • Durée
      9 minutes
    • Mixage
      • Mono
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.37 : 1

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