Chilly Willy filmography

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Chilly Willy
Created by
Original work Chilly Willy (1953)
Owner
Years
  • 1953–2022
Films and television
Film(s) Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) (cameo)
Short film(s)
Web series
Animated series
Television special(s)
Direct-to-video
Official website
www.chillywillyfan.com

This is a list of Walter Lantz "Cartunes" featuring Chilly Willy . All are entries in Lantz's Chilly Willy series.

Contents

Directors for each short are noted. The first five cartoons (Chilly Willy through Room and Wrath) were released in The Woody Woodpecker and Friends Classic Cartoon Collection . Five additional shorts, including Hold That Rock and Half-Baked Alaska, were released in The Woody Woodpecker and Friends Classic Cartoon Collection: Volume 2 .

1950s

1953

#TitleDateDirectorNotes
1 Chilly Willy December 21 Paul Smith
  • First appearance of Chilly.
  • First Chilly short directed by Paul Smith.
  • Renamed "Deep Freeze" in the airing of The Woody Woodpecker Show.

1954

#TitleDateDirectorNotes
2 I'm Cold December 20 Tex Avery
  • First appearance of Smedley Dog.
  • First Chilly short directed by Tex Avery.

1955

#TitleDateDirectorNotes
3 The Legend of Rockabye Point March 14Tex Avery
  • Chilly Willy's last short directed by Tex Avery. Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film.
4 Hot and Cold Penguin October 24 Alex Lovy Chilly Willy's first short directed by Alex Lovy.

1956

#TitleDateDirectorNotes
5 Room and Wrath July 2Alex Lovy
6 Hold That Rock October 22Alex Lovy

1957

#TitleDateDirectorNotes
7 Operation Cold Feet March 11Alex Lovy
8The Big SnoozeAugust 30Alex Lovy
9 Swiss Miss-Fit December 2Alex Lovy

1958

#TitleDateDirectorNotes
10 Polar Pests May 19Alex LovyRestored in HD for MeTV
11 A Chilly Reception June 16Alex Lovy
12Little TelevillainDecember 8Alex LovyRestored in HD for MeTV

1959

#TitleDateDirectorNotes
13 Robinson Gruesome March 30Alex LovyRestored in HD for MeTV
14 Yukon Have It July 13Alex LovyChilly Willy's last short directed by Alex Lovy.

Also, restored in HD for MeTV

1960s

1960

#TitleDateDirectorNotes
15 Fish Hooked September 5Paul Smith

1961

#TitleDateDirectorNotes
16 Clash and Carry May 8 Jack Hannah
  • First appearance of Wally Walrus in a Chilly Willy's short.
  • First Chilly short directed by Jack Hannah.
17 St. Moritz Blitz May 29Paul Smith
18 Tricky Trout September 4Jack HannahFinal appearance of Wally Walrus in a Chilly Willy's short.

Also, restored in HD for MeTV

1962

#TitleDateDirectorNotes
19 Mackerel Moocher March 26Jack Hannah
20 Fish and Chips November 23Jack HannahChilly Willy's last short directed by Jack Hannah.

First cartoon with recreated 1957 theme in begin

1963

#TitleDateDirectorNotes
21 Salmon Loafer June 7Sid Marcus
  • First Chilly short directed by Sid Marcus.
22 Pesky Pelican July 5Sid Marcus

1964

#TitleDateDirectorNotes
23 Deep Freeze Squeeze April 10Sid MarcusFinal Chilly short under the Universal International banner.
24 Lighthouse Keeping Blues August 7Sid MarcusFirst Chilly short under the Universal Pictures banner.
25 Ski-Napper November 6Sid Marcus

1965

#TitleDateDirectorNotes
26 Fractured Friendship March 20Sid Marcus Woody Woodpecker makes a short cameo appearance.

Also, restored in HD for MeTV

27 Half-Baked Alaska May 29Sid MarcusLast cartoon with recreated 1957 theme in begin
28 Pesty Guest August 28Sid MarcusRestored in HD for MeTV

Also, first cartoon with new 1965 theme

1966

#TitleDateDirectorNotes
29 Snow Place Like Home April 23Paul SmithRestored in HD for MeTV
30 Polar Fright June 18Paul SmithFirst appearance of Maxie the Polar Bear.
31 South Pole Pals August 27Paul Smith
32 Teeny Weeny Meany September 24Sid MarcusRestored in HD for MeTV

1967

#TitleDateDirectorNotes
33 Operation Shanghai January 7Sid MarcusFinal Chilly short directed by Sid Marcus.
34 Vicious Viking March 25Paul SmithRestored in HD for MeTV
35 Hot Time on Ice May 20Paul SmithRestored in HD for MeTV
36 Chilly And The Woodchopper September 4Paul SmithRestored in HD for MeTV
37 Chilly Chums September 4Paul Smith Woody Woodpecker makes another cameo appearance.

Also, restored in HD for MeTV

1968

#TitleDateDirectorNotes
38 Under Sea Dogs January 1Paul Smith
39 Highway Hecklers September 23Paul SmithFirst appearance of Colonel Pot Shot.
40 Chiller Dillers December 16Paul SmithRestored in HD for MeTV

1969

#TitleDateDirectorNotes
41 Project Reject April 7Paul Smith
42 Chilly and the Looney Gooney July 7Paul SmithFirst appearance of Looney Gooney.
43 Sleepy Time Bear November 24Paul Smith

1970s

1970

#TitleDateDirectorNotes
44 Gooney's Goofy Landings March 2Paul SmithRestored in HD with stereosound fof MeTV
45 Chilly's Ice Folly June 8Paul Smith
46 Chilly's Cold War November 2Paul Smith
47 A Gooney Is Born December 28Paul SmithRestored in HD with stereosound for MeTV

1971

#TitleDateDirectorNotes
48 Airlift A La Carte July 19Paul SmithOnly short that has both Chilly, Maxie, Looney Gooney, and Smedley all appearing in one cartoon despite the opening.
49 Chilly's Hide-A-Way September 27Paul SmithFinal appearances of Smedley and Colonel Pot Shot.

1972

#TitleDateDirectorNotes
50 The Rude Intruder January 24Paul Smith
  • Final appearances of Chilly Willy, Maxie The Polar Bear, and Looney Gooney.
  • Final Chilly short directed by Paul Smith.

Also, restored in HD for MeTV Also, last cartoon with new 1965 theme

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