Daffy Duck in Hollywood

[Fibber Fox]

It was nice to see Ginger Morgan get a mention in Daffy Duck in Hollywood by the producer in the opening scene (who is suspiciously Schlesingeresque with a double-breasted suit, carnation and has a cigarette holder). But the reference I don't get is to one by the director asking "Rudolph" to roll his film.

I realise Rudy Larriva was at the studio at the time, but was there someone else named Rudolph as well at the time (i.e., not Rudy Ising)?

F. Fox

[J Lee]

I think in this case the name was used more due to Tex's desire for one where the director could roll his 'Rs' than due to any specific studio reference.

[LooneyLover81]

Who's that woman (seen in the last live-action clip) who quotes "I'm happy all over, thank you" near the end of the cartoon?

She quotes just before a fanfare (not the main closing fanfare) plays and cuts to the scene of the producer exclaiming: "It's colossal! Stupendous! Marvelous! Astounding! Unbelievable! And it's good, too..." and just after that we see Mr. Von Hamburger with stars above his head.

~Ben

[Fibber Fox]

Who's that woman (seen in the last live-action clip) who quotes "I'm happy all over, thank you" near the end of the cartoon?

Ben, I don't know what movie that clip comes from, but the voiceover dub is by Sara Berner.

F. Fox