DAFFY DOC (1938) colorised Warner Brothers Cartoon

This Warner Brothers cartoon, made in 1938, features Daffy Duck and Porky Pig. Originally made in black and white, this is a colorised version that was shown in a programme of cartoon compilations for children in the 1980s.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Warner borthers
• cartoon
• daffy Duck
• Porky Pig
• colorized
• version
• 1938

[fuzzywzhe]

@TheGeminiStudios Why would they bother to do that? I could turn a black and white cartoon into color with a computer program in a few days. It's a lot easier than colorizing a black and white live action film and that was done in the early 1980s.

[TheGeminiStudios]

@fuzzywzhe they traced it over the original b/w animation and then colored it.

[fuzzywzhe]

@TheGeminiStudios "retraced"?  What does that mean?

[SparkyMK3]

@JRodHacker It did, this version chopped out a huge chunk of footage from the original B&W cartoon! AUGH!

[TheTC]

1:08 PINHEAD! I never got that gag until just now! XD

[JRodHacker]

Wasn't that hammer to the head followed by Daffy conversing with several other Daffys about what to do, and deciding to operate? I admit it's been a while, but still I could swear that's what happened when I saw it last time!

[TheGeminiStudios]

I hate those retraced cartoons...it's blasphemy!!

[MDthornton83]

I've seen the colorized version of this episode before. Though not as many times as I've seen it in black and white.

[artsygirl181]

Who's that at the very end, and why's he there?

[RetroToledo]

I see the very last bit is cut off as well where they run into a room and suddenly are just inflating like balloons (due to the fact the redrawn version never animated the artificial lung the two fly into).