Cartoons with live action in them

[gilligan fanati]

not counting movies, but what shorts are there that have animation and live action in them the way "You Ought to be in Pictures" does?

[Daffysleftfoot]

There's that Van Bueren toon A Little Bird Told Me.

[Tom Stathes]

Felix Saves the Day (1922)
Eatin' On The Cuff (WB, 1942?)

Basically all of Max Fleischer's Out of the Inkwell series, Disney's Alice Comedies, and Walter Lantz's Dinky Doodle and Hot Dog series.
-Tom

[Jack]

There's the end gag of "Senor Droopy" where Droopy gets the (live action) girl.

[Javeman]

There's the ending of "The Mouse That Jack Built"

[Ray Pointer]

Felix Saves the Day (1922)
Eatin' On The Cuff (WB, 1942?)

Basically all of Max Fleischer's Out of the Inkwell series, Disney's Alice Comedies, and Walter Lantz's Dinky Doodle and Hot Dog series.
-Tom

Let's not forget BOSKO, THE TALK INK KID.:bosko:

[Geezil]

There's that Van Bueren toon A Little Bird Told Me.

...and the rest of the (brief) Van Beuren "Toddle Tales" series, plus that same studio's Spinning Mice, a "Rainbow Parade" short and a staple of those everywhere-you-turn bargain PD collections.

[J. A. Boschen]

I faintly remember an old black and white looney Tunes cartoon that ran on Nickelodian and cartoon Network at some point. It was about some moths. I beleive the film began with some fellow on a Piano, and at the end the moth ate his pants. Anyone else know this cartoon or know the title to it?

[Daffysleftfoot]

I faintly remember an old black and white looney Tunes cartoon that ran on Nickelodian and cartoon Network at some point. It was about some moths. I beleive the film began with some fellow on a Piano, and at the end the moth ate his pants. Anyone else know this cartoon or know the title to it?

Yep. It's Eatin' on the Cuff (by Bob Clampett c. 1942) and it's already been mentioned in this thread.

[cbrubaker]

There's a cheater "Betty Boop" cartoon called "Betty Boop's Rise to Fame", where a news reporter (played by Dave Fleischer) interviews Max Fleischer.

[Tim Lones]

The brief clip of Erroll Flynn's Robin Hood in Bugs Bunny's "Rabbit Hood" (Don't You worry never fear Robin Hood will soon be here)

[Cartman]

There are also some animated/live action sequences in THE ADVENTURES OF POPEYE and 100 PYGMIES AND ANDY PANDA.:sailor: :andy:

[Barb Herholzer]

There's the end gag of "Senor Droopy" where Droopy gets the (live action) girl.
Also Avery's WHO KILLED WHO? and THREE LITTLE PUPS. Also has Disney's THE THREE CABELLEROS been mentioned already?

[Barb Herholzer]

And Freleng's RABBIT EVERY MONDAY.

[Daffysleftfoot]

If Rabbit Every Monday is included then Hare Trigger belongs on this list too. :ysam: :bugs2: :cool:

Oh yeah, and Daffy Duck in Hollywood.:daffy:

[That 70s Mom]

Also Avery's WHO KILLED WHO? and THREE LITTLE PUPS. Also has Disney's THE THREE CABELLEROS been mentioned already?

Theres also TV OF TOMORROW and the one with the live pin-up girl at the end (HOUSE OF TOMORROW?)

[rex racer]

Voo Doo In Harlem - Walter Lantz 1938

[Ray Pointer]

100 Pigmies And Andy Panda!

[Larry T]

Ride 'em Bosko - WB
Ha! Ha! Ha! - Max Fleischer
The Adventures Of Popeye - Max Fleischer (that great scene where the little kid punches the bully in the face, right through the glass window! :D )
Goonland - Fleischer (doesn't the projectionist safety pin the broken film back together? It's been a long time since I watched that one..)

[Jeff]

Eatin' On The Cuff (Or The Moth Who Came To Dinner)

[Edit: Woops, Tom Stathes mentioned this way back near the top of Page 1, sorry]

There was also a Bugs Bunny/Yosemite Sam cartoon that featured a train in the end had a live action clip of a bar with kicking girl dancers, etc. I forget the name...

[Edit: This is probably Hare Trigger also already mentioned in this thread. Sheesh, I'll shut up now. ]

[Mac]

Ub Iwerks' "The Air race" is another one. I think the Flip the frog cartoon "the Bully" has a scene of Flip flying over a live action globe too.

[gilligan fanati]

Thanks everyone, I think I have seen some of these before but there are a lot more I haven't. I think its a great effect when they add the two into one.

[Bobby Bickert]

The "censored" gags in "Cartoons Aint Human" and "Shape Ahoy".


The Captain and the Kids cartoon "Buried Treasure" has a brief bit of live-action footage, but it's not blended with animation.

[Cartman]

There is a live action scene of a view of water in the Oswald cartoon CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS, JR. as the crew are about to throw Oswald (Chris) overboard. There is also a live action sequence in PORKY'S MOVIE MYSTERY.

[Ray Pointer]

I made one inspired by OUT OF THE INKWELL after I graduated from High School in 1970 called "The Brain." Below are some select scenes.

[Duck Dodgers]

Did anyone mention " Rabbit Every Monday" ?

Also , " More Pep " with Pudgy the Dog and his owner Betty Boop.

[Barb Herholzer]

Did anyone mention " Rabbit Every Monday" ?
Why, I did! :)

[Bugs Bunny]

"Daffy's Inn Trouble" McKimson-1961
"Rebel Rabbit" McKimson -1949
"Blame It On The Samba"- 1948

[Jack G.]

What about the Alice Comedys that Disney made in his early years?

[absolutpaul]

Porky's Movie Mystery has a crowd scene.
There's a Pink Panther cartoon where Henry Mancini appears at the end.
There's a couple of cartoons (Lights Fantastic, Rebel Rabbit) that have a real
shot of New York, Times Square I think.
oh one more - Who Killed Who? - MGM "Now we'll see who done it!"

[guy incognito]

The A Star Is Born clips in What's Cookin, Doc?

[Ray Pointer]

What about the Alice Comedys that Disney made in his early years?

Actually, it was suggested earlier, and was a live action element of the girl added to the animation , not animation combined with live action.

[frizfrelengfan]

Not a classic cartoon, but a guilty pleasure for some classic cartoon lovers (including me): SpongeBob Squarepants has had live action in some of its cartoons (as well as the feature, with an appearance by David Hasselhoff).

The TV episode that I'm thinking of is "The Suds," where SpongeBob falls asleep with the refrigerator open and catches a bad cold. In the live scenes, SpongeBob is a real sponge, and Patrick is a real starfish!

[Daff Doc]

I liked the episode where they showed the unfortunate fate of Mrs. Puff's husband, Mr. Puff.

"CLICK"!

I laughed hard at that one!