Tom & Jerry (Best Of Little Quacker

The 1950 American one-reel animated cartoon is the 47th Tom and Jerry short, directed by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, and produced by Fred Quimby. It is a three-minute snippet from the series. The 1950s saw the debut of this Tom and Jerry short. Quacker the duckling makes his screen debut in Little Quacker. He would later appear in seven additional shorts, becoming one of the more enduring supporting characters in the Tom and Jerry cartoon series. Informative statistics Because it was judged inappropriate for young viewers, the scene in which Quacker's mother is seen in her underwear after Tom unintentionally cuts off her feathers while chasing Jerry and Quacker was cut from the Middle Eastern version of the film. Fascinating trivia: In the Middle East, the scene where Quacker's mother is shown in her underwear after Tom unintentionally removes her feathers while pursuing Jerry and Quacker was cut because it was judged inappropriate for young audiences. Red Coffee (uncredited) provided the voices of Quacker and his parents, who only speak once in this cartoon, as well as Tom's lone WAH WAH! line. Red Coffee's interpretation of Quacker's voice was primarily an imitation of Disney's Donald Duck as voiced by Clarence Nash.