Milt Franklyn

It's really, uh, distinguished this, this one by, uh, these differences.

So of course you, you get Stan Freberg doing all the voices, and you get Shorty Rogers providing the music instead of Carl Stalling or Milt Franklyn, who would've done all the, all the previous cartoons.

So it immediately feels different.

And then, uh, not to mention Hawley Pratt as well, who created the layouts for this, and they're very UPA influenced.

I, it, I always loved it and loved the music and, and laughed at the jokes, but it, there's just something about it that I, I absolutely love, and I can't put my finger on what it is outside of that.

Maybe it is just that those little differences make it so, so different.

So, like, the fact that it is Freberg and not Milt Franklyn instantly makes it feel almost alien when you put it among all the, all the other Looney Tunes cartoons.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah.

Carl Stalling, Milt Franklyn, keeping those compositions in people's ears, and matched to the cartoons perfectly.

Yeah, so it's, it's just been an honor to go on this journey with you.

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