Manny Gould Animation (Ver. 2)

Scenes (PRESUMABLY) animated by Golden Age animator/writer/director Emanuel “Manny” Gould (May 1907 - July 1975).
Manny Gould’s animation is an in-between of Rod Scribner’s loose and frenetic animation and Bob McKimson’s tighter and 3-Dimensional animation. His character acting uses a ton of overshoot, wild takes, exaggerated smear frames, and loud hand gestures. Gould also enjoys utilizing deep perspective in his animations. Michael Barrier once described his animation as a “gaudy show carnivals”.
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(Note: This is a remake of my previous Gould reel with more footage and expanded clips. The reel is a collection of historian confirmations and best-estimated guessing. Sources are listed below. Feel free to send corrections my way if you notice anything wrong. Unless backed-up by a provided source or historian confirmation, clips will be notified with a “presumed” tag.)
Music:
“Straight Up and Down” - Blue Mitchell (1966)
“Song for My Father” - Horace Silver (1964)
Sources:
Original Animators Draft for “A-Lad-In His Lamp”
Original Animators Draft for “Paying the Piper”
Original Animators Draft for “Gorilla My Dreams”
Original Animators Draft for “The Up-Standing Sitter”
Original Animators Draft for “One Meat Brawl”
Original Animators Draft for “Daffy Duck Hunt”
Original Animators Draft for “Crowing Pains”
Original Animators Draft for “The Windblown Hare”
Original Animators Draft for “The Foghorn Leghorn”
Original Animators Draft for “Hop, Look and Listen”
Original Animators Draft for “In the Pink”
Original Animators Draft for “A Gruesome Twosome”
Original Animators Draft for “Hot Cross Bunny”
What A Cartoon! Podcast on “The Great Piggy Bank Robbery and Duck Amuck” with Thad Komorowski
Cartoon Logic Podcast on “Robert McKimson (Early to Bet)”
Audio Commentaries from the “Looney Tunes Golden/Platinum Collections”
Video Subtitle IDs from “Thunderbean Cartoon Commercials Vol. 1”
“A Festival of Advertising Fun” Article by Mike Kazaleh
1976 Interview with Phil Monroe by Michael Barrier and Milt Gray
Special Thanks:
-Thad Komorowski (@allnewsbadnews), Devon Baxter (@dee_bax), Mike Kazaleh, Charles Brubaker (@bakertoons), Toadette (@Toadette_IAD), Poppy (@popkornkat), WHYx3 (@WHY_WHY_WHY_x3), euythus (Internet Animation Database), and ibcf (@_ibcf_) for help with footage and corrections
A very special thank you goes out to WHYx3, who was a tremendous help during production. I couldn’t have done this without you, bud!
...and the most special of thanks goes out to Poppy and Toadette (ontheones.wordpress.com) whom none of these reels would be possible without your support! Thank you!
(0:00) - Buckaroo Bugs (1944) - Looney Tunes
(0:22) - Baby Bottleneck (1946) - Looney Tunes (PRESUMED)
(0:34) - Rebel Rabbit (1949) - Merrie Melodies
(0:49) - The Windblown Hare (1949) - Looney Tunes
(1:07) - The Foghorn Leghorn (1948) - Merrie Melodies
(1:23) - The Goofy Gophers (1947) - Looney Tunes
(1:38) - Gorilla My Dreams (1948) - Looney Tunes
(1:57) - Daffy Duck Hunt (1949) - Looney Tunes
(2:08) - A-Lad in His Lamp (1948) - Looney Tunes
(2:44) - A Gruesome Twosome (1945) - Merrie Melodies
(2:57) - Crowing Pains (1947) - Looney Tunes
(3:26) - Pink Paradise (1967) - Pink Panther
(3:37) - The Great Piggy Bank Robbery (1946) - Looney Tunes
(4:00) - Kitty Kornered (1946) - Looney Tunes
(4:20) - The Up-Standing Sitter (1948) - Looney Tunes
(4:47) - Hippety Hopper (1949) - Merrie Melodies
(5:13) - A Horse Fly Fleas (1948) - Looney Tunes
(5:32) - Hot Cross Bunny (1948) - Merrie Melodies
(5:54) - Paying the Piper (1949) - Looney Tunes
(6:13) - Pinto Pink (1967) - Pink Panther
(6:36) - In the Pink (1967) - Pink Panther
(6:54) - Funny is Funny (1966)
(7:04) - The Ant and the Aardvark (1969) - The Ant and the Aardvark
(7:17) - Kool-Aid Ad (1967)
(7:22) - The Lorax (1972)
(7:39) - The Shell Shocked Egg (1948) - Merrie Melodies
(8:03) - The Cat in the Hat (1971)
(8:26) - The Inside Story of Modern Gasoline (1948)
(9:11) - Star-Kist (Ad) - Talent Scout
(9:21) - Rock-A-Bye Pinky (1966) - Pink Panther
(9:26) - Bon-Bon Parade (1935) - Color Rhapsodies (PRESUMMED)
(9:35) - Pink Panther Flakes Ad (1972)
(9:53) - L’il Anjil (1936) - Krazy Kat (PRESUMMED)
(10:10) - Rebel Rabbit (1949) - Merrie Melodies
(10:15) - The Grey Hounded Hare (1949) - Looney Tunes
(10:36) - Hop, Look and Listen (1948) - Looney Tunes
(10:54) - A Fly in the Pink (1971) - Pink Panther
(11:07) - The Hand is Pinker Than the Eye (1967) - Pink Panther
(11:33) - Dr. Seuss on the Loose (1973) (PRESUMMED)
(11:55) - The Merry Mutineers (1936) - Scrappy (PRESUMED)
(12:02) - One Meat Brawl (1947) - Merrie Melodies
(12:16) - Le Quiet Squad (1967) - The Inspector
(12:19) - The Story of Lubricating Oil (1949)
(13:05) - The Cat in the Hat (1971)
(13:16) - Scratch a Tiger (1970) - The Ant and the Aardvark
(13:24) - The Pink Panther Show Bumper
(13:37) - The Pink Flea (1971) - Pink Panther
(13:51) - Special Thanks

[@joshh9431]

Awesome Reel! Manny Gould rocks!

[@jonathanadair6847]

Yes he does.

[@ducktwacy161]

GREAT WORK AS ALWAYS FRIEND!!!!!!!! this is phenomenal stuff!!!

[@gilition]

Bit late to the party but this is really good stuff crow! Gould is one of the greats!

[@Eli_Santin]

Great reel! I'm surprised you didn't show off some of his work on "Draftee Daffy"! It's some of the wildest stuff he's ever done.
On a side note, I believe Gould animated all of his scenes straight ahead. The energy is high enough that it'd be difficult to achieve the same effect by keying it out first. Plus, he started in the business around the same time that animating everything straight ahead was standard practice. I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't want to adapt to the newer approach.

[@nadacalibur4477]

these reels are amazing, you’re doing god’s work

[@welchdisney9453]

Awesome :)