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False Hare (1964)

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False Hare

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This is the final Bugs Bunny short released by the original Warner Bros. Cartoons. It was the last theatrically released Bugs short until Box-Office Bunny (1990).
Foghorn Leghorn makes a cameo appearance. This is also his last appearance in the original Warner Bros. Cartoons.
The final classic WB cartoon short to use the traditional "thick rings" opening/closing logos. After this, all new WB shorts up to 1969 would use the modern "abstract" opening/closing logos.
This was the last Warner Bros. cartoon short to use the "That's All, Folks!" ending theme.
This was the last Bugs Bunny short to be directed by Robert McKimson and the very last project to be directed by him in the Golden Age of American animation before the Warner Bros. Cartoon Studios shut down. McKimson would later direct the Daffy Duck and Speedy Gonzales shorts from 1965 until 1967 in the DePatie-Freleng era, and later returned in 1968 to work on the shorts by Warner Bros./Seven Arts animation until 1969, the very last Golden Age Looney Tunes cartoon, Injun Trouble (1969) was released when the animation studio closed when Warner Bros. was brought out by The Kinney National Company (later renamed as Warner Communications, Inc.) in the following year.

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