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Digne dindon

Titre original : Jerky Turkey
  • 1945
  • Approved
  • 7min
NOTE IMDb
6,8/10
683
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Digne dindon (1945)
SlapstickAdventureAnimationComedyFamilyShort

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA Pilgrim ventures out to procure a turkey for the first Thanksgiving.A Pilgrim ventures out to procure a turkey for the first Thanksgiving.A Pilgrim ventures out to procure a turkey for the first Thanksgiving.

  • Réalisation
    • Tex Avery
  • Scénario
    • Heck Allen
  • Casting principal
    • Tex Avery
    • Frank Graham
    • Leone Le Doux
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  • NOTE IMDb
    6,8/10
    683
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Tex Avery
    • Scénario
      • Heck Allen
    • Casting principal
      • Tex Avery
      • Frank Graham
      • Leone Le Doux
    • 11avis d'utilisateurs
    • 2avis des critiques
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
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    Tex Avery
    Tex Avery
    • Hunting Pilgrim
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    Frank Graham
    • Junior Pilgrim
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    Leone Le Doux
    • Crying Pilgrim
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    Wally Maher
    • Turkey
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    Pat McGeehan
    • Indian Chief
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    Bill Thompson
    Bill Thompson
    • Hunting Pilgrim
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    • Réalisation
      • Tex Avery
    • Scénario
      • Heck Allen
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    10xlars

    Definitely one of the most hilarious ever...

    Consider pilgrims standing in line waiting to be passed their weekly ration of ... cigarettes? Then consider a pilgrim not wanting to stand in line, and goes to the black market to get hold of a turkey. This one he meets after having called by a lure-whistle, that sounds: "HEY, TURKEY!!" - However, the turkey and the pilgrim are both caught up by the owner of Joe's Diner...
    7tavm

    Jerky Turkey is funny cartoon from Tex Avery at MGM

    An amusing Tex Avery cartoon made near the end of World War II. Basically, a pilgrim who doesn't want to wait in line goes to "Ye Black Market" building to get a live turkey. The turkey who offers himself sounds like Jimmy Durante. Various chase gags are executed like the one where the pilgrim paints on a brick wall outside scenery to fool the turkey. Turkey goes through that scenery. Pilgrim tries to chase turkey through only to smash himself. The kind of gag that would be more perfected in Chuck Jones' Road Runner cartoons. Many other gags involving modern gadgets follow. Highly worth seeing for any Tex Avery fan. Don't miss a final gag involving someone constantly carrying the sign, "Eat at Joe's"...
    1F Gwynplaine MacIntyre

    This is definitely a 'Turkey'.

    I find Tex Avery's cartoons hugely variable. His Screwy Squirrel toons are hilarious, and I regret that he made only three of them. His best Warners toons ('Thugs with Dirty Mugs') are both innovative and uproariously funny. But his Droopy cartoons just stink, and far too much of his other work is quite dire.

    'Jerky Turkey' just isn't funny at all. Allegedly depicting the voyage of the Pilgrims to Plymouth Rock in the year 1620-7/8 (ha bloody ha), this 1945 toon is firmly stuck in World War Two, with topical references (such as 'C cards') that will be utterly incomprehensible to modern audiences. The animation is poor to the point of neglect: one long sequence features a protracted pan across a single drawing, with no movement at all ... which would be acceptable, if something funny was happening.

    The main character is voiced by Bill Thompson, using the same adenoidal whimper that he had previously used for portraying Wally Wimple in the radio programme 'Fibber McGee and Molly' and would later use for the unfunny Droopy. I wonder if Avery designed this Pilgrim, who doesn't resemble a typical Avery character. The Pilgrim has an absolutely enormous nose that looks distressing rather than funny. He stalks a turkey (definitely designed by Preston Blair) who sounds and acts like Jimmy Durante ... but who, alas, isn't remotely as funny as the genuine Schnozzola. It doesn't help that the Durante character has a SMALLER nose than the Pilgrim. There's a very weak running gag which has a very weak and obvious pay-off. (First rule of survival in the cartooniverse: Never trust a bear.)

    Tex Avery, I forgive you for this 'Turkey' because you gave us so many laughs elsewhere. 'Jerky Turkey' barely merits a rating of 1 out of 10.
    6SnoopyStyle

    Plymouth Rock chicken

    The Pilgrims land on Plymouth Rock. One Pilgrim goes hunting for a turkey. One turkey has a fun time pranking the Pilgrim. It's a surprising takedown of the Pilgrims. It's a more adult MGM cartoon from Tex Avery in the sense that the jokes are hitting older. There are political jokes. I don't even understand how Plymouth Rock is a chicken. Is that a brand of chicken back in the day? Oh! It's a breed of chicken. How many kids would know that? How many adults would know that? I don't mind a lot of this, but it's often flying at my head if not over my head. Are they really saying that the Pilgrims are leading an invasion force to the New World? Otherwise, I do really, really like the ending. It's a fitting ending since I don't really care about either character.
    7planktonrules

    It's a Tex Avery film during his time at MGM....'nuff said.

    Earlier in his career, Tex Avery worked for Warner Brothers at their Looney Tunes unit. However, his films from this period are only okay--mostly because the studio never let him go wild. When he left and went to MGM, he went on to make some of the craziest and funniest cartoons ever. So, even if it's an average cartoon from him during this amazingly creative period, it's still well worth your time--and that's how I would describe "Jerky Turkey".

    The film is set during the Pilgrim period in New England. They plan on a celebration and a big-nosed Pilgrim man goes hunting for a turkey. The Pilgrim's voice is done by the same guy who later voiced Droopy (Bill Thompson) and the odd voice of the turkey (which sounded like Jimmy Durante) was provided by Daws Butler. The film consists of the usual hijinx--as well as a VERY strange bear wearing an Eat At Joe's sandwich-board sign. Weird and fun--and well worth your time.

    By the way, in the film you hear the expression 'was this trip really necessary'. That's because it was made during WWII and this phrase was coined to discourage people from frivolous travel since most of the gas was needed for the war effort. Here, it takes on a whole new meaning! Also, the reason the town crier is crying is because he's been declared 1-A--meaning he's been ruled fit and ready for the draft (and 4-F is the opposite--unfit for the draft).

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    • Anecdotes
      On the ship "Ye Mayflower", are a couple of items WWII audiences would recognize. First is a plate saying "Henrye J. Kiser Construction Co." This is a reference to Henry J. Kaiser and his Kaiser Shipbuilding Co. which was a major builder of transport ships during the war. Second is the red "C" gas rationing sticker, which allotted more gasoline than "A" and "B" stickers and was issued to professionals, clergy, and war-essential workers. The cartoon also shows wartime tobacco rationing, someone receiving his draft classification of "1-A" (fit for service), and "4-F" (not qualified for service), but working at a Lockheed aircraft plant and living in a trailer due to housing shortages.
    • Citations

      Hunting Pilgrim: I'm going to shoot ye turkey, for ye Thanksgiving.

    • Connexions
      Edited into Naqoyqatsi (2002)
    • Bandes originales
      Anchors Aweigh
      (uncredited)

      Music by Charles A. Zimmerman

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    • Date de sortie
      • 7 avril 1945 (États-Unis)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Jerky Turkey
    • Sociétés de production
      • Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)
      • Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Cartoon Studios
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      7 minutes
    • Rapport de forme
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