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Relent d'amour

Titre original : For Scent-imental Reasons
  • 1949
  • Approved
  • 7min
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7,1/10
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Relent d'amour (1949)
AnimationComedyFamilyFantasyRomanceShort

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre languePepe Le Peu chases a female cat in a perfume shop until she turns the tables on him.Pepe Le Peu chases a female cat in a perfume shop until she turns the tables on him.Pepe Le Peu chases a female cat in a perfume shop until she turns the tables on him.

  • Réalisation
    • Chuck Jones
  • Scénario
    • Michael Maltese
  • Casting principal
    • Mel Blanc
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      • Chuck Jones
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      • Michael Maltese
    • Casting principal
      • Mel Blanc
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    • Récompensé par 1 Oscar
      • 1 victoire au total

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    • Pepe Le Pew
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      • Chuck Jones
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      • Michael Maltese
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    bob the moo

    Not the best, but one of the first and an Oscar winner

    When a French perfume shop owner opens up one morning he finds Pepe Le Pew using the perfumes in his store. He runs to the police, but they are unable and unwilling to help him. Desperate, he paints his cat like a skunk in order to distract Pepe and get him out of the store.

    Looking back now it is often difficult to watch these cartoons in the order they were made. For this reason it is often difficult to know which came first and which were just copies of more original cartoons. However, this short is famous as it was one of the first Pepe Le Pew cartoons and it won him an Oscar in 1950. For this reason it is one of my favourite Pepe shorts. It may not be the best but the others just kept repeating this one gag until it killed it.

    The plot is the usual deal but it has some nice touches at the start and end that make it different enough to be amusing. It is unfair to really look back on this short with the knowledge that Pepe just kept doing the same stuff over and over, I don't really like him for this reason, but this short is still good and helped me get over the repeating issues.

    Overall this is an enjoyable short that is better than it comes across if you try and remember that this was fresh when it was made, as opposed to his other films that generally retread this gag. Not sure it deserved to be called an Oscar winner but it was funny and the fresh quality of the film has managed to shine through despite the numerous repeats.
    tweiss1981

    Formed a cartoon legend!

    This was the cartoon that formed Pepe Le Pew as we know and love him. It was this cartoon that Chuck Jones found the correct formula to make Pepe a true winner.

    Earlier, producer Eddie Seltzer thought that no one would believe that a French-speaking skunk was funny. Jones and Seltzer really battled on that. But when this cartoon won an Academy Award in 1949, he was proven wrong, and stepped up to receive the award anyway!

    According to Chuck, Pepe, like Bugs Bunny, is one of his aspirations. He held a place in Chuck Jones' heart. He claimed that he never had much luck with 'les femmes' when in school, and Pepe is a character with so much security in his own sexuality that he contained much will power. So Pepe's a very personal character to Mr. Jones.

    In the past, the humorous 'talking-through-the-glass' scene was cut due to the suicide reference. However-Pepe: I meesed...fortunately for you!"

    His name was a spoof of Charles Boyer's character in the French film Algiers, a character named Pepe Le Moko.

    A truly great for the Warner Bros. Looney Tunes collection.

    BTW: I am saddened by the fact that Mr. Charles M. Jones, the last of the original Looney Tunes directors and creator of such a great Looney Tune, passed away just recently.

    *sniff* Goodbye, Chuck Jones... >_<
    9llltdesq

    Pepe Le Pew's only Oscar bid was a winner!

    This cartoon won an Oscar for Pepe Le Pew almost ten years before Bugs Bunny won for Knighty Knight Bugs. Pepe is one of my favorite characters and this is one of the better cartoons in the series, although not my personal favorite (that's Touche and Go). Pepe discovers wht it's like to have the shoe on the other foot in this one. Great fun in this one. It should be in-print. It has been in the past, most notably on the tape A Salute to Chuck Jones from the Golden Jubilee series. Cartoon Network shows it fairly often. Recommended.
    7CuriosityKilledShawn

    The first, of many clones.

    I'll be totally honest. I was never a big fan of Pepe Le Pew. Every one of his cartoons is the same. For some silly reason a cat will end up a white stripe on it's back and Pepe, a smelly skunk, falls in love with her. His foul scent is so strong that when he grabs her and unleashes an endless barrage of kisses, she can only become like butter in his arms with a dazed look on her face. Occasionally she will try to escape and Pepe will fob it off with something like 'You are play-eeng hard-to-geet'. Blah, blah, blah, they are all the same.

    Grant, this one was the first and it won an Oscar. But that was probably the reason they made so many more. This one does have a funny twist at the end when Pepe's love falls into a barrel of water and emerges like crack-addicted rat and the tables are turned. But it's still not really THAT funny. Pepe was only ever a supporting character and never strong enough to carry a whole cartoon.

    He IS very cute though.
    rapt0r_claw-1

    One of Pepe's earliest and greatest roles.

    Paris, France: A perfume shop owner discovers that the amorous skunk Pepe Le Pew is generously sampling his perfumes. The distraught shop-owner flings a cat inside to eject the skunk. The feline femme fatale, of course, has her back dyed white, and when Pepe sees this, he of course tries to woo her (sometimes forcibly), blissfully unaware that she is trying to escape his scent-imental attentions.

    "For Scent-imental Reasons" was the first Pepe cartoon I ever saw, having seen it on tape in "The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Movie". The ending and beginning are a bit funnier and more unique than usual, and some of the humor comes from sources besides Pepe, which is unusual. Certainly one of his best efforts, although not the best of all.

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    • Anecdotes
      Pepe Le Pew breaks the fourth wall in his best Charles Boyer like imitation.
    • Citations

      Pepe Le Pew: [after "shooting" himself] I missed! Lucky for you.

    • Versions alternatives
      YouTube has a version dubbed in French with some of the English heard softly in the background.
    • Connexions
      Edited into Bugs Bunny's Easter Special (1977)
    • Bandes originales
      The Latin Quarter
      (uncredited)

      Music by Harry Warren

      Lyrics by Al Dubin

      Sung with substitute lyrics by Man on Bicycle

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    • Date de sortie
      • 12 novembre 1949 (États-Unis)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Langues
      • Anglais
      • Français
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • For Scent-imental Reasons
    • Société de production
      • Warner Bros. Cartoon 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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