Birds Anonymous

Birds Anonymous is an American animated short film directed by Friz Freleng from the year 1957.

Action

Sylvester meets once again busily preparing to catch Tweety Bird. He darkens the entire room from in which Tweety bird cage is and grabs the bird - the blinds of a window opens and displays a red cat Tweety and Sylvester freed hands over a Visitienkarte their self-help group Birds Anonymous.

The next day, New Year's Eve goes to the meeting of the group in which numerous cat from its previous bird - hunting passion to report that they were able to fight successfully Birds Anonymous. Even Sylvester now swears his hunting instinct from, caressing Tweety when he comes home and sits in front of the TV. Here is just a chicken prepared on the radio race title on birds and Sylvester's good intentions are forgotten. He catches Tweety and wants to eat the bird, as the red cat appears and Sylvester with a Pümpel closes the mouth. It follows a sleepless night and the subsequent delusional attempt to eat Tweety. However, the orange boy pours alum in Sylvester's mouth and the feeding attempt fails. Sylvester is whiny, throws himself on the floor and rages and the red cat appears and rebukes him with contempt for his pathetic behavior, but the friendship was to birds so easy. The red cat kisses Tweety and immediately falls in old hunting behavior. Now, it is New Year's Eve, trying to hold the red cat by Tweety - feeding. The bird in turn states: Once angry cat, angry cat ever.

Production

Birds Anonymous came on 10 August 1957 as part of the Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon series in theaters.

All the voices of the film were spoken by Mel Blanc, the Birds Anonymous always referred to as his favorite cartoon. As a producer Edward Selzer died, Blanc won the Oscar, had received the Selzer as a producer for Birds Anonymous.

Awards

Birds Anonymous won the 1958 Oscar in the category " Best Animated Short Film ".