Rabbit of Seville

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Rabbit of Seville is a classic 1950 Bugs Bunny animated short that parodies Rossini’s opera "The Barber of Seville," renowned for its fast-paced visual gags and precise synchronization to the music.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Looney Tunes cartoon
animated short film
parody film
animationStudio Warner Bros. Cartoons NERFINISHED
backgroundArtist Peter Alvarado NERFINISHED
basedOn The Barber of Seville NERFINISHED
colorProcess Technicolor
composerParodied Gioachino Rossini NERFINISHED
conflictBetween Bugs Bunny NERFINISHED
Elmer Fudd NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director Chuck Jones NERFINISHED
distributor Warner Bros. Pictures
featuresCharacter Elmer Fudd NERFINISHED
opera audience
featuresGag Bugs Bunny as a barber
Elmer Fudd getting a forced makeover
choreographed chase to overture
featuresMedium hand-drawn animation
genre animated comedy
musical comedy
hasTheme cartoon violence
slapstick comedy
includedIn various Looney Tunes compilation releases
layoutArtist Robert Gribbroek NERFINISHED
mainCharacter Bugs Bunny NERFINISHED
musicBy Carl Stalling NERFINISHED
notableFor fast-paced visual gags
precise synchronization to music
originalLanguage English
parodies The Barber of Seville NERFINISHED
partOf Golden Age of American animation NERFINISHED
producer Edward Selzer NERFINISHED
productionCompany Warner Bros. Cartoons NERFINISHED
recognizedAs classic Bugs Bunny cartoon
one of the most acclaimed Looney Tunes shorts
releaseDate 1950-12-16
releaseYear 1950
runtimeMinutes 7
series Looney Tunes NERFINISHED
setting opera house stage
style classical music synchronization
title Rabbit of Seville NERFINISHED
usesMusicFrom The Barber of Seville overture NERFINISHED
voiceActor Mel Blanc NERFINISHED
writer Michael Maltese NERFINISHED

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Chuck Jones notableWork Rabbit of Seville
Michael Maltese notableWork Rabbit of Seville
Milt Franklyn notableWork Rabbit of Seville