Willoughby's Magic Hat

1943
7min

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Adventure Animation Comedy Family Romance Sci-Fi Short

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueDelilah knits the hair from Samson into a hat. The hat gives its wearer super strength: Hercules, Samson, and in the modern day, the nebbishy Willoughby Wren. Willoughby decides he needs to ... Tout lireDelilah knits the hair from Samson into a hat. The hat gives its wearer super strength: Hercules, Samson, and in the modern day, the nebbishy Willoughby Wren. Willoughby decides he needs to put this power to good use, and sets about rescuing a fair maiden who is being menaced by ... Tout lireDelilah knits the hair from Samson into a hat. The hat gives its wearer super strength: Hercules, Samson, and in the modern day, the nebbishy Willoughby Wren. Willoughby decides he needs to put this power to good use, and sets about rescuing a fair maiden who is being menaced by a giant evil robot. The problem is, his hat keeps falling off at inopportune moments.

Réalisation
- Bob Wickersham
Scénario
- Sam Cobean
Casting principal
- Grace Lenard
- John McLeish

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6,6/10

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Réalisation
- Bob Wickersham
Scénario
- Sam Cobean
Casting principal
- Grace Lenard
- John McLeish

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Grace Lenard

Lady Screams
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John McLeish

Narrator
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Réalisation
- Bob Wickersham
Scénario
- Sam Cobean
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9/10

What Did Delilah Do With Samson's Hair?

She knitted it into a cap. Several thousand years later, a little man named Willoughby buys it and performs feats of amazing strength in this very funny cartoon.

1943 was the year when the cartoon studios abandoned black and white, and this is among the last done by Columbia. So producer Dave Fleischer had director Bob Wickersham pour every visual and aural gag into it, from the expressionistic backgrounds, to the little man who is Willoughby, the pin-up sketch who's the damsel in distress and the daunting silhouette who's the villain, to the plummy-voiced narrator. Wickersham never did a funnier cartoon and proved you don't need a candy-box of color to make a fine cartoon.