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Woody Woodpecker is a american film of genre Comedy directed by Walter Lantz released in USA on 16 july 1941 with Mel Blanc
Woody Woodpecker (1941)
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Add to a movie listWoody Woodpecker est un court métrage d'animation américain, de la série Woody Woodpecker, réalisé par Walter Lantz, sorti en 1941.
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Woody Woodpecker passe sa journée à chanter fort et à faire des trous dans les arbres. Il exaspère les autres créatures des bois - quand il ne les déconcerte pas avec son comportement bizarre. Woody entend un écureuil et un groupe d’oiseaux bavarder à son sujet. Même s’il vient de chanter une chanson proclamant sa folie, il nie leurs accusations chuchotées qu’il est fou. Mais après qu’ils l’ont piégé en lui frappant la tête sur une statue, le pauvre oiseau entend des voix dans sa tête et décide que les animaux pourraient avoir raison. Il décide de voir un médecin.Actors
Mel Blanc
(Woody Woodpecker / Dr. Horace N. Buggy / Voice #2 (voice))
Sara Berner
(Bird (voice))
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