Cartoon Collectables 1

You Bad Ol' Puddy Tat, originally uploaded by JPox.

Over the years, an animation fan tends to find it irresistible to hold onto and collect toys and other memorabilia based on their favorite cartoon characters. I'm no different.
Here is a transformed Tweety from the 1960 cartoon "Hyde and Go Tweet". This figure was released with the line of action figures made to promote "Looney Tunes: Back in Action" from 2003. Tweety's "Hyde-transformation" scene was cut from the final film.

Alternate BIA Scenes

The 2003 Warner Bros' film, Looney Tunes: Back in Action was a good idea, but after being passed through so many hands, the plot simply failed.
Joe Dante and Eric Goldberg are directors that know how to handle the Looney Tunes, but their ideas were turned down left and right it seems.
Here are several deleted scenes that were not in the final film. True the antics may be too much for kiddies, but let's face it, the classic cartoons had adults in mind.

Unused Animation from Looney Tunes: BIA

I came across a blog belonging to a good ol' fashion, traditional, 2D animator by the name of Matt Williames who got his start ironically enough with Space Jam.
http://handdrawnnomadzone.blogspot.com/
He features a couple of unused animation from the recent Looney Tunes film, Back in Action, including a small clip of more Pepe Le Pew animation not seen in the finished version. Check out his great artwork and animations!

Back in Action Pepe

Hey folks! I was recently watching "Looney Tunes: Back in Action" again, not the greatest I know but a Looney Tunes venture none-the-less, and when the end credits start to roll, rough animation is inserted for effect.
I've always wondered how the scene played out originally in the Paris scene, because both Pepe Le Pew and Penolope are seen interplaying with another. Can anybody fill me in?