1962 animated movie Gay Purr-ee by UPA
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- GAY PURR-EE
- GAY PURR-EE (1962) FULL MOVIE
- GAY PURR-EE (1962)
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- GAY PURR-EE (1962)
- GAY PURR-EE
- GAY PURR-EE/TRANSCRIPT
GAY PURR-EE
Gay Purr-ee is a 1962 Animated Mil produced by Uned Productns of Ameri (UPA). The stud's send and fal feature, was also the only one not … * gay purr ee ending *
Gay Purr-ee (1962).
Judy Garland was the midst of a remarkable reer eback when she supplied her speakg and sgg voice for Gay Purr-ee (1962), an animated mil. For the three weeks November 1961 that she spent rerdg her voice for Gay Purr-ee, Garland was paid $50, 000 pl 10% of the gross, an unually genero provisn for the time.
GAY PURR-EE (1962) FULL MOVIE
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Garland was but one of several high-powered artists volved wh Gay Purr-ee, a film that spe havg many strong dividual ponents was seen by most crics as a disappotment.
The cricism generally centered around Gay Purr-ee's attempt to appeal to both adults and children, the rult beg that tly satisfied neher. Gay Purr-ee was produced by UPA (Uned Productns of Ameri), an animatn stud most famo for creatg Mr.
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This was an ironic swch, bee Warners was angry wh Chuck Jon, one of their bt and longt-servg animators, for havg "moonlighted" wh a rival stud when he -wrote Gay Purr-ee for UPA the first place. Gay Purr-ee director Abe Levow had been an animator Chuck Jon' un at Warner Brothers. Lovely, gay Paris!
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Gay Purr-ee was released by Warner Bros and produced by UPA Studs, and the songs were done by the same fellows who did songs for The Wizard of Oz 1939, Harold Arlen and E.
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GAY PURR-EE (1962)
A page for scribg Trivia: Gay Purr-ee. Actor Alln: This isn't the first time that Judy Garland played a character who was unappreciative of her … * gay purr ee ending *
Gay Paree: As suggted by s Pun-Based Tle, most of the film tak place Paris, although begs Provence, and a scene occurs Alaska.
Have a Gay Old Time: In the tle and ed wh abandon throughout, which be doubly amg when rememberg that the film's top-billed star was a queer in even when the film released. Meowrice: "Let be gay! It's also a homophone for "Jean", a mon man's name French speakg untri.
" "Mewsette" is a homophone for "mette", which is a French woodwd stment.
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Mewsette is the ma protagonist of the 1962's animated film Gay Purr-ee. Films: Gay Purr-ee • Vio.
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1962 animated movie Gay Purr-ee by UPA.
GAY PURR-EE/TRANSCRIPT
gaypurree1962. Gay Purr-ee The openg creds of Gay Purr-ee, a lhly animated 1962 mil edy, hold the promise of a n’t-miss productn: mic by Harold Arlen (”Over the Rabow”), the voic of Judy Garland, Robert Goulet, Red Buttons, Hermne Ggold, Mel Blanc, Pl Fre, and Morey Amsterdam.
The predictable endg may satisfy kids — if they’re still payg attentn — but will leave many grown-ups yawng, as Gay Purr-ee did s theatril release. However, is "cintal" that you have two animated movi about anthropomorphic ts livg the Gay Paree of the Gay Neti, and that the leadg romantic uple both movi are a whe female t and an orange male t. Role-Endg Mismeanor: Chuck Jon's volvement Gay Purr-ee ultimately led to his 1962 dismissal om Warner Bros.
Gay of Thron. Durg s goln age, which stretched at least om 1951-'53, UPA produced some of the ft short films ever ma, any form, at any time the history of cema, films that will be studied and treasured as long as the movg picture self days were long the rearview mirror by the time UPA produced s send and fal feature film, Gay Purr-ee, 1962 (the film was fanced and distributed by Warner Bros., whose own animatn stud had been shut down and replaced by ntractors, cludg former Warner animators). Phht, and to guarantee that his plan will not be terpted, he arrang for Jne Tom and Robpierre to be shanghaied as moers on a ship bound for film's not bound by any joyls logic, and good on for that, but there's a keen difference between this and the go-for-broke fantasy of the old Warner shorts whose anarchic energy Gay Purr-ee is seemgly tryg to mimic.