The final appearance of Beaky Buzzard in a Warner Bros short! From Strife with Father (1950) directed by Bob McKimson #beakybuzzard #bobmckimson #prisonerofzenda #looneytunes #animation #warnerbros #classiccartoons #retro #animationreview #cartoonnetwork #classicanimation #historynerd #vintagecartoons | Anthony's Animation Talk

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2.6K views · 1.5K reactions | After an absence of a few years Beaky Buzzard was brought back though the character is a little different here. From The Lion’s Busy (1950) #frizfreleng #beakybuzzard #looneytunes #animation #warnerbros #classiccartoons #animationreview #retro #cartoonnetwork #classicanimation #historynerd #vintagecartoons | Anthony's Animation Talk | Facebook

#Beaky manages to grab #BugsBunny in his talons and swoops away. :o :o See what happens next in this hilarious second part ''Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid'' episode. ;) :D :P Enjoy more full #cartoon episodes here - https://goo.gl/WobTtt | HauteBook

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This scene from "Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid" (Bob Clampett, 1942) was inspired by gags from live-action silent comedies, particularly a "broken leg" bit by Buster Keaton. The cartoon was also the first appearance of Beaky Buzzard, a vulture inspired by puppeteer Edgar Bergen's character "Mortimer Snerd". Clampett later became a renowned puppeteer in his own right, creating the TV show "Time For Beany", which went full-circle back to animation as "Beany and Cecil". | GoldenAgeCartoons.com