The Barber of Seville (1944)

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Directed by

Shamus Culhane

Starring

Mel Blanc
Woody Woodpecker

Ben Hardaway
Woody Woodpecker

Kent Rogers
Woody Woodpecker

Lee Sweetland
Woody Woodpecker Singing Voice

Written by

Ben Hardaway

Milt Schaffer

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Release date: 22 April 1944

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"DIR: James Culhane SUMMARY: Woody Woodpecker takes over a barber's shop leading to an operatic battle with a customer and a cutthroat razor. WHY IT'S HERE: Walter Lantz's Woody Woodpecker cartoons, though popular, are largely quite ugly and unfunny affairs. I loved them as a child but from an adult perspective they pale significantly next to the cartoons from Disney, Warner Bros. and MGM. Nevertheless, the Woody series has its highlights and 'The Barber of Seville' is generally recognised as"