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Título original: A Wild Hare

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Hand-Drawn Animation Adventure Animation Comedy Family Short

Mientras caza conejos, Elmer Gruñón se encuentra con Bugs Bunny, que engaña y acosa al cazador.Mientras caza conejos, Elmer Gruñón se encuentra con Bugs Bunny, que engaña y acosa al cazador.Mientras caza conejos, Elmer Gruñón se encuentra con Bugs Bunny, que engaña y acosa al cazador.

Dirección
- Tex Avery
Guión
- Rich Hogan
Reparto principal
- Mel Blanc
- Arthur Q. Bryan

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Dirección
- Tex Avery
Guión
- Rich Hogan
Reparto principal
- Mel Blanc
- Arthur Q. Bryan

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Nominado para 1 premio Óscar
- 2 nominaciones en total

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Mel Blanc

Bugs Bunny
(voz)
(sin acreditar)
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Arthur Q. Bryan

Elmer Fudd
(voz)
(sin acreditar)

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Problemas con el Conejo

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¡Pato! ¡Conejo, Pato!

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Curiosidades
The producers' reaction to the gag of Bugs responding to a hunter pointing a gun at him with a confident casual remark, "What's up, Doc?" was so favorable that they decided to make that a standard element of future films featuring the character.

Pifias
When Elmer pulls a carrot out of his pocket, it has a single stem with no leafy material. He then lays it down by Bug's hole and creeps away to hide behind a tree. But when Bugs sticks his hand out to get the carrot, it has several stems and a lot of leafy material.

Citas
[first lines]
Elmer Fudd: [first occurence of this line] Be vewy, vewy qwiet. I'm hunting wabbits.

Créditos adicionales
In the 1944 Blue Ribbon reissue of this cartoon, when the WB shield zooms in the copyright notice briefly says MCMXLIV(1944) for a fraction of a second before changing to MCMXL(1940)!

Versiones alternativas
When the cartoon was re-released as a Blue Ribbon re-issue, it was inadvertently retitled "The Wild Hare." Also, one of the names Elmer Fudd guesses was changed from Carole Lombard, who had recently died in a plane crash, to Barbara Stanwyck.

Conexiones
Edited into Bugs Bunny Superstar (1975)

Banda sonora
Yankee Doodle
(ca. 1755) (uncredited)
Traditional music of English origin

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8/10

"Scandalous" is the only word available . . .

. . . to describe The Academy's wrong-headed illogical contrarian decision to overlook A WILD HARE when it came time to recognize the best cartoon of 1940. Anyone can see at a glance that Bugs Bunny is hopping convoluted circles here around the thin plots favored by the wildly overrated Oswald. When it comes to bunniers, Bugs obvioiusly represents the Cat's Meow. Furthermore, we're not talking Jerry here. Though the latter gave rise to the phrase "jerry-rigged" for describing a supposedly honest ballot for which all concerned are well aware that "the fix is in," A WILD HARE stands so far above any of the crude animations of the Twenties and Thirties that it should have won any awards up for grabs totally uncontested, by unaminous consent..