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Tom, Jerry, and Butch sign a peace treaty.Tom, Jerry, and Butch sign a peace treaty.Tom, Jerry, and Butch sign a peace treaty.
William Hanna
- Tom
- (voice)
- …
Billy Bletcher
- Butch
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
Bob Laztny
- Tom (speaking)
- (uncredited)
Jack Sabel
- Jerry (speaking)
- (uncredited)
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In an effort to put an end to all of the pointless violence, Spike, Tom, and Jerry draw up a truce and attempt to live in harmony together. All is going well for a while, with the trio even protecting each other from harm by other cats and dogs (including alley cat Butch, and a very toothy mongrel).
Of course, the peace was never going to last very long, and, after the threesome find a very large and tasty looking steak and decide to divvy it up (each trying to get the largest piece for themselves), they are soon back to their usual tricks.
An unexceptional T & J caper, made slightly more interesting by the unusual sight of the characters protecting each other, The Truce Hurts gets a very-slightly-above-average rating of 6/10 from me.
Of course, the peace was never going to last very long, and, after the threesome find a very large and tasty looking steak and decide to divvy it up (each trying to get the largest piece for themselves), they are soon back to their usual tricks.
An unexceptional T & J caper, made slightly more interesting by the unusual sight of the characters protecting each other, The Truce Hurts gets a very-slightly-above-average rating of 6/10 from me.
Tom the cat, Jerry the mouse, and Spike the Dog (here called Butch, his third name, his second being 'Killer') decide to sign a peace treaty to all love each other. It's weird and a bit unnatural seeing them all buddy buddy like this and their friend's seem to think so too. But by the end thanks to a disagreement over a steak, everything is back to normal and all is how it should be. This short is the second one of three on the new Spotlight DVD to be edited and I have no clue why this one was. This cartoon can be found on disc one of the Spotlight collection DVD of "Tom & Jerry"
My Grade: B
My Grade: B
This film seems to be well remembered as the time Tom & Jerry signed a peace treaty. Things are idyllic for a time but, predictably, it goes sour. Probably the most memorable moment was the endless fight involving a pipe, a frying pan, and a baseball bat that the two plus Butch the dog engage in at the beginning and end of the short. I enjoyed one a bunch and you should try to catch it on Cartoon Network.
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''The Truce Hurts'' featured Spike (as Butch) and T&J, they sign a peace treaty, at first they think they can get along and be peaceful, but they still will get angry with each other, at the end, their peace fall down and began fight again.
I guess everybody cannot be peaceful for longer, just like in this cartoon, they can be enemy, and they also can be friends, so I wonder how can some different animals to be get along, although it can't last forever, I think it's similar to some countries can't be get along too! I think this cartoon is rather great, although it still containing violence fighting scene, The sounds of them were good,too.
I guess everybody cannot be peaceful for longer, just like in this cartoon, they can be enemy, and they also can be friends, so I wonder how can some different animals to be get along, although it can't last forever, I think it's similar to some countries can't be get along too! I think this cartoon is rather great, although it still containing violence fighting scene, The sounds of them were good,too.
Tis is a farly typical Tom and Jerry short-a situation is designed, conflict arises and mayhem ensues. The characters behave in appropriate ways, the natural tensions between various characters leads to general chaos. The best (and funniest) part is when the peace treaty is in force and respected-all sorts of strange wonders appear before your eyes. A word of warning-it is most unwise to allow Tom to help you perform your morning cleansing routine! Highly recommended.
Did you know
- TriviaThis is the first Tom and Jerry cartoon in which Spike is called "Butch".
- Alternate versionsSome TV prints cut part of the scene in which Tom, Jerry and Butch are splashed with mud by a passing van. The part removed is the aftermath of the splashing, which leaves the three characters in blackface.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Matinee Mouse (1966)
Details
- Runtime8 minutes
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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