. . . Daniel Boone and "Hanging Judge" Roy Bean, and doodled in high school in the Dallas area. Though the ironically titled KING OF CARTOONS does not explicitly reveal ALL of the salacious details causing Warner Brothers to yank the keys of the Porky-Bugs-Daffy kingdom out of Fred's paws, it's not hard to read between the lines here to see why it was a miracle when ANY company tolerated this malingering miscreant more than a week. The rebellious but insecure Fred was a life-long goof-off, wasting company time and resources to constantly lampoon and belittle his supervisors. Fred's biggest challenge was getting to the bathroom on time, and he knocked coworkers over like ten pins in his mad dashes to use the loo. Violence and arousal of prurient interests were the hallmarks of this alleged children's entertainer, leaving theaters full of impressionable tykes in bewildered silence or nervous weeping and wailing. This documentary surely blows the whistle on an over-rated scamp, consigning him to the cutting room floor.
Review of Tex Avery, the King of Cartoons
Tex Avery, the King of Cartoons
(1988 TV Movie)
Some guy named Fred was related somehow to BOTH . . .
18 August 2022
Warning: Spoilers