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Original work | Chilly Willy (1953) |
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Film(s) | Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) (mentioned) |
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www.chillywillyfan.com |
This is a list of Walter Lantz "Cartunes" featuring Chilly Willy . All are entries in Lantz's Chilly Willy series.
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 .
# | Title | Date | Director | Notes |
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1 | Chilly Willy | December 21 | Paul Smith |
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2 | I'm Cold | December 20 | Tex Avery |
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3 | The Legend of Rockabye Point | April 11 | Tex Avery |
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4 | Hot and Cold Penguin | October 24 | Alex Lovy | Chilly Willy's first short directed by Alex Lovy. |
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5 | Room and Wrath | June 4 | Alex Lovy | |
6 | Hold That Rock | July 30 | ||
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7 | Operation Cold Feet | May 6 | Alex Lovy | |
8 | The Big Snooze | August 30 | ||
9 | Swiss Miss-Fit | December 2 | ||
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10 | Polar Pests | May 19 | Alex Lovy | Restored in HD for MeTV |
11 | A Chilly Reception | June 16 | ||
12 | Little Televillain | December 8 | Restored in HD for MeTV | |
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13 | Robinson Gruesome | February 2 | Alex Lovy | Restored in HD for MeTV |
14 | Yukon Have It | March 30 | Chilly Willy's last short directed by Alex Lovy. Also, restored in HD for MeTV | |
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15 | Fish Hooked | August 10 | Paul Smith | |
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16 | Clash and Carry | April 25 | Jack Hannah |
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17 | St. Moritz Blitz | May 16 | Paul Smith | |
18 | Tricky Trout | September 5 | Jack Hannah | Final appearance of Wally Walrus in a Chilly Willy's short. Also, restored in HD for MeTV |
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19 | Mackerel Moocher | April 10 | Jack Hannah | |
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20 | Fish and Chips | January 8 | Jack Hannah | Chilly Willy's last short directed by Jack Hannah. First cartoon with recreated 1957 theme in begin |
21 | Salmon Loafer | May 28 | Sid Marcus |
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22 | Pesky Pelican | September 24 | ||
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23 | Deep Freeze Squeeze | March 3 | Sid Marcus | Final Chilly short under the Universal International banner. |
24 | Lighthouse Keeping Blues | August 25 | First Chilly short under the Universal Pictures banner. | |
25 | Ski-Napper | December 15 | ||
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26 | Fractured Friendship | March 1 | Sid Marcus | Woody Woodpecker makes a short cameo appearance. Also, restored in HD for MeTV |
27 | Half-Baked Alaska | June 1 | Last cartoon with recreated 1957 theme in begin | |
28 | Pesty Guest | November 1 | Restored in HD for MeTV Also, first cartoon with new 1965 theme | |
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29 | Snow Place Like Home | March 1 | Paul Smith | Restored in HD for MeTV |
30 | Polar Fright | May 1 | First appearance of Maxie the Polar Bear. | |
31 | South Pole Pals | August 1 | ||
32 | Teeny Weeny Meany | October 1 | Sid Marcus | Restored in HD for MeTV |
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33 | Operation Shanghai | January 1 | Sid Marcus | Final Chilly short directed by Sid Marcus. |
34 | Vicious Viking | March 1 | Paul Smith | Restored in HD for MeTV |
35 | Hot Time on Ice | June 1 | Restored in HD for MeTV | |
36 | Chilly And The Woodchopper | October 1 | Restored in HD for MeTV | |
37 | Chilly Chums | November 1 | Woody Woodpecker makes another cameo appearance. Also, restored in HD for MeTV | |
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38 | Under Sea Dogs | March 1 | Paul Smith | |
39 | Highway Hecklers | September 1 | First appearance of Colonel Pot Shot. | |
40 | Chiller Dillers | December 1 | Restored in HD for MeTV | |
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41 | Project Reject | April 1 | Paul Smith | |
42 | Chilly and the Looney Gooney | July 1 | First appearance of Looney Gooney. | |
43 | Sleepy Time Bear | December 1 | ||
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44 | Gooney's Goofy Landings | March 2 | Paul Smith | Restored in HD with stereosound fof MeTV |
45 | Chilly's Ice Folly | June 8 | ||
46 | Chilly's Cold War | November 2 | ||
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47 | A Gooney Is Born | January 1 | Paul Smith | Restored in HD with stereosound for MeTV |
48 | Airlift A La Carte | May 1 | Only short that actually has Chilly, Maxie, Looney Gooney, and Smedley all appearing in one cartoon despite the opening. | |
49 | Chilly's Hide-A-Way | September 1 | Final appearances of Smedley and Colonel Pot Shot. | |
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50 | The Rude Intruder | January 1 | Paul Smith |
Also, restored in HD for MeTV Also, last cartoon with new 1965 theme |
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