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MARVIN DIGS

Ralph Bakshi short cartoon for Paramount, released in 1967. Voices include Dayton Allen and Corrine Orr. Groovy!  
 
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Adam19822000 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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haha I remember this
TechnoHajikelist (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Nickelodeon actually showed this!
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In one morning I've discovered Dayton Allen's early TV comedy work, his work on DEPUTY DAWG and now Ralph Bakshi in a psychedelic cartoon. Ain't YouTube great?
dean358 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Oh! Hello ladies and gentlemen and friends.

An old professor of mine used to tell a very strange proverb.

Yes he did.

But I guess it doesnt hold true today, with all the new stuff thats out, huh?

- Dayton Allen, 1960
1aundulxaldin (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Psychedelic.
lno2k6 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Fast fact-"Marvin Digs" was the second-to-last Paramount short before "Mouse Trek" (New Year's Eve, 1967).
KrazyKartoonKid (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Why don't Paramount release these gems on dvd
for goodness sake?
lno2k6 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Wow-Bakshi after leaving 20th Century Fox!
sirhoward (7 months ago) Show Hide
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been a fan of his work for 23 years now....just wondering who came first Marvin or Captin Caveman????
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It's strange to see that by the end of the Paramount/Famous era in 1967, Bakshi really got the cartoons up to the times. Nice graphics in the dream sequence, too! Plus, there are flowers on the Paramount mountain!!

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