Rugged Bear

Rugged Bear is an American animated short film directed by Jack Hannah from the year 1953.

Action

In a corner of the forest, the bears sleep peacefully until the speaker announces the hunting season. Immediately storming all bears frightened in their Bärenbau. Only Bear Humphrey has overslept to escape and is now in front of closed cavity. The hunters appear and Humphrey suddenly finds himself in a hail of bullets again. He takes refuge in a house that turns out to be the hunting lodge of Donald Duck who comes back with his gun from the hunt. Humphrey rolls in his distress along the bearskin before the fireplace and even imitates the coat.

Donald makes it to him easily, cracks in the mouth of the bear nuts, opens to a tooth and a bottle rolls up in fur. As a spark of the fire on the bearskin coat, Donald accesses rabid extinguishing methods and shipped the entire Bears finally into the washing machine. As would widen the washed bearskin, Donald almost blowing it unceremoniously with a lawn mower. The hunting season is over finally and Donald leaves the house. The completely exhausted Humphrey remains. The rolled-up at the beginning of bearskin in turn also turns out to be vivid Bear Thank You to Humphrey to have escaped him through the ordeal by Donald.

Production

Rugged Bear came on 23 October 1953 as part of the Disney animated series Donald Duck in Technicolor in the cinemas.

Synchronization

Awards

Rugged Bear in 1954 for an Oscar in the category " Best Animated Short Film " nomination, but could not prevail against The Music Lesson is.