RIP Chuck Jones (September 21, 1912 - February 22, 2002), aged 89 And RIP Robin Williams (July 21, 1951 - August 11, 2014), aged 63 You both will always be remembered as legends.
The only downside to this video, is that we did not get to see the "humiliating evidence". Oh, well... As far as I'm concerned, Chuck Jones will always be guilty of being one of the great masterminds behind outstanding animation. God Bless...and Thanks!
AND, if you don't count at 0:34, Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, The Bear That Wasn't, The Grinch Who Stole Christmas, the Cat in the Hat and the Lorax (both of which he storyboarded), and his *magnum opus* The Phantom Tollbooth :-)
Chuck Jones is my favorite animator of all time. As he died, he reached to the heaven and asked 'What’s up, doc?". Thank you for contribution, Chuck Jones. Your body of work changed our view on animation. Your work has aged, but not forgotten.
@@emmarose4234 No. And he wasn't responsible for that phrase, Tex Avery was. Chuck was better known for taking Robert McKimson's Bugs' model design, and drawing him more and more sloppy from the 1950's onward. It was like a competition between Friz Freleng and Chuck as far as who could add heavier sloppy lines to the character...by the early 1980's, Bugs looked like shit.
@@doddsino Yeah, I hate modern Looney Tunes yet I love the classics. Warner Bros. nowadays just don't see how the original characters and cartoons had that charm, I even read the books by Chuck.
RIP Robin WIlliams - only reason he was never asked to host the Oscars was because the hospitals wouldn't have coped with the admissions of people suffering from side splitting pains from laughing for 5 hours. I can barely finish this 4 minute video without choking with laughter from his impressions of Looney Toon characters and comparison to politicians as well 😂😂😂👏👏👏
@@hadinasrallah8928 It worked like this: The voice guys read the script which was written per the director's instruction , then the cartoon was drawn to match the voices. The producers/directors told Mel what the character was supposed to be like and then Mel(in most cases) came up with the voice.
I adore Chuck Jones, he is the best director of Looney Tunes and also the producer of Tom and Jerry from 1962 to 1967. To be honest, since childhood, I have never met cartoons with funny scenes, but thanks to Chuck Jones, I have understood humor perfectly since then. Now, I will soon be 15 years old, watching Chuck Jones cartoons, I get nastolgia and I want to return to my childhood to watch all these cartoons. I will miss Chuck Jones, I wanted to meet him and say thank you for the cartoons that he drew for all the children. Thank you Chuck Jones.
Technically, once Chuck hit his stride, they weren't animating at TT anymore, they were on a different studio lot....that is unless you were a big fan of Chuck's Sniffles cartoons.
This man should have been given a massive salute! It makes me sad alittle to see this was the extent that he was celebrated! everyone in the western world owes him a debt- l....
Quien mejor que el gran Robin Williams presentar el Oscar para uno de los más grandes de la animación como Chuck Jones. Esa ovación habla por si sola. Sus creaciones siguen trascendiendo generaciones hasta el día de hoy. Muchas gracias Chuck
Gracias, Chuck, por toda tu creacion. Tus cartoons han pasado a formar parte del pensamiento estetico de nuestro mundo. Tu profundo sentido de ls belleza ha cruzado nuestras vidas mucho mas alla de lo que pensamos o creemos sentir a primera vista. En lo personal, gracias por habernos dado, a ese ser genial - un "Carnivurus Hambrientus"- Willie, El Coyote.
The fact Robin could both honor Chuck Jones, go into politics and make fun of said politics while being the funniest man alive truly speaks of his intelligence, these legends created my childhood and i will forever have them in my heart ❤
“My goal in life is to unite my avocation with my vocation, As my two eyes make one in sight.” ― Robert Frost "My love... to the laughing denizens of termite terrace, wherever you are." "Termite Terrace was the original Warner Brothers animation studio for Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies. Unlike most of these animation studios, including Disney, Fleischer Studios, Famous Studios, Screen Gems, UPA, Terrytoons, Hanna-Barbera and Walter Lantz, which are very larger buildings, Termite Terrace was a very small, advanced-made building, which is made of clapboard, and very infested with insects, especially termites."
I need your help, guys! I once read a story about a four-year-old girl who sobbed when Chuck died. She asked her mom, “Does this mean the bunny won’t be in the barber chair any more?” I’d love to find out what her name is and what happened to her. ❤️
Next walt disney chuck jones is another one of my fav animators and inspiration and influence i love looney toons one of my fav movies as a kid and still is is space jam my fav looney toons are bugs bunny daffy duck Sylvester i went to school call Sylvester and it had him everywhere and my all time fav one cute little tweety
two sadly missed legends, unlike celebrities of today who only get famous after posting sex tapes on the internet or winning those dreadful reality TV shows.
This is great. Chuck certainly deserved this. Honestly, the only minor gripe I have with this video is that I wish they hadn't kept repeating that remix of the Looney Tunes theme in the background.
cainster Sure, but I think slashermaster28's point is that they're just looping the last part (of Looney Tunes) over and over and over and over, instead of playing the whole thing though. Lord knows they had enough time to play it, given the ovation Chuck was receiving.
That's definitely subjective. Chuck spent his early years trying desperately to make his films like Disney...and while the animation looked good, the story was mostly crap. Later on, he had a lot of abstract ideas and with good writing from Michael Maltese, the films were smarter.
@@ricardocantoral7672 Fleischer's Superman is some of the best animation ever done, and still holds up 80 years later. It's a crime that didn't win an Oscar.
And chuck jones also gave us grunge and pudgy! Too bad robin williams quit voice acting for that cartoon. He'd be like the new mel blanc! (RIP To both)
That's because Chuck would routinely hand out little pamphlets that he accused Clampett of stealing ideas. Chuck would also use his influence to blackball anyone who disagreed with him, and took credit for things he didn't do.
He won the oscar for best lead actor that night for leaving las vegas and he was fantastic in that film as he has been many other films. He just picks bad film roles so subsequently it makes him look like a shit actor even though he's still the incredible talent he once was.
My accident, I totally forgot about that movie. I'm not saying he cant put on a great performance. Look at him clapping and shouting the Alphabet, I genuinely believed he was insane.
@@arthurvandalay2482 To wit, he did a great job portraying Sgt. McGloughlin in WORLD TRADE CENTER. And his insane mental breakdown in VAMPIRE'S KISS, c'mon?! Nepotism doesn't mean squat if you don't have that rare combination of talent and drive! Trust me, he's always had it...🇵🇷🇺🇸😎😉
@@doddsino Sniffles I'd the low point, but he had great gems of cartoons. His stale, repeatative work in the 50s helped put cartoons into the realm of "for children".
Jones definitely had a part, but you are correct. Jones worked with a late age Bugs, helping keep him relevant at a time when animation started to suck in the 1950's. If anyone deserves credit as well, it's Robert McKimson, that dude did a lot including designing the Bugs we know today.
RIP Robin WIlliams - only reason he was never asked to host the Oscars was because the hospitals wouldn't have coped with the admissions of people suffering from side splitting pains from laughing for 5 hours. I can barely finish this 4 minute video without choking with laughter from his impressions of Looney Toon characters and comparison to politicians as well 😂😂😂👏👏👏
Chuck Jones received his oscar from a living cartoon :P R.I.P Robin Wiliam and Chuck Jones, we miss you!
I love the way Tarantino at 2:51 cheers for Chuck!
He basically became a Looney Tunes character there.
What was he shaking?
Tarantino has reverence for the true greats.
Tarantino has allways respected people like Chuck as he himself is honestly a movie nerd who gets to live out his dream
God bless Robin Williams and Chuck Jones for making the world laugh with their talents. :')
Chuck Jones was a FUCKING LEGEND in the animation business. The standing ovation he received as he came on stage says it all. Long live Chuck Jones!
RIP Chuck Jones (September 21, 1912 - February 22, 2002), aged 89
And
RIP Robin Williams (July 21, 1951 - August 11, 2014), aged 63
You both will always be remembered as legends.
thank god for Chuck Jones. He defined my childhood with his toons.
Good old Robin. The both of you will be missed
LMAO Tarantino at 2:50 waving around xD
+RyanChopperTV he has a kids rattle :)
Quentin must love his Saturday morning cartoons 2:51
Congratulations Chuck, you got an Oscar award? RIP to both Chuck and Robin, you shall be missed for leaving an impact to the animation industry.
The only downside to this video, is that we did not get to see the "humiliating evidence". Oh, well... As far as I'm concerned, Chuck Jones will always be guilty of being one of the great masterminds behind outstanding animation.
God Bless...and Thanks!
He was referring to The Dot and the Line, which he absolutely hated.
But he loved having an affair with June Foray while he was married though!
Wow. That was the greatest Oscar montage I've ever seen.
RIP Robin and Chuck.
AND, if you don't count at 0:34, Rikki-Tikki-Tavi, The Bear That Wasn't, The Grinch Who Stole Christmas, the Cat in the Hat and the Lorax (both of which he storyboarded), and his *magnum opus* The Phantom Tollbooth :-)
The White Seal. That left an indelible mark. Was blessed to see that in school!
Chuck Jones is my favorite animator of all time. As he died, he reached to the heaven and asked 'What’s up, doc?".
Thank you for contribution, Chuck Jones. Your body of work changed our view on animation. Your work has aged, but not forgotten.
Did he really do that? As he died, I meant.
@@emmarose4234
No. And he wasn't responsible for that phrase, Tex Avery was.
Chuck was better known for taking Robert McKimson's Bugs' model design, and drawing him more and more sloppy from the 1950's onward. It was like a competition between Friz Freleng and Chuck as far as who could add heavier sloppy lines to the character...by the early 1980's, Bugs looked like shit.
@@doddsino Yeah, I hate modern Looney Tunes yet I love the classics. Warner Bros. nowadays just don't see how the original characters and cartoons had that charm, I even read the books by Chuck.
Tears to my eyes.
Rest in powerful peace my favorite celebrity (and homie) of all time Robin Williams 🙏
21 July 1951 ~
11 August 2014⚘
Mr. Jones,
Thank you for all the years of laughter. God bless you.
p.s. What the hell was Quentin doing?
The part that really got to me is when Chuck spoke of the "laughing denizens of termite terrace".
RIP Sir.
Chuck Jones was the grand-master of animation!
that would be tex avery
R.I.P. Robin Williams (1951-2014)
The orchestra just repeating that one phrase instead of the whole song is unforgivable.
RIP Robin WIlliams - only reason he was never asked to host the Oscars was because the hospitals wouldn't have coped with the admissions of people suffering from side splitting pains from laughing for 5 hours. I can barely finish this 4 minute video without choking with laughter from his impressions of Looney Toon characters and comparison to politicians as well 😂😂😂👏👏👏
Lol 😆 so true!!!
i think he actually did host the oscars
Such an elegant and classy acceptance speech. As usual it feels like it went completely over the head of academy audience.
To borrow a phrase from the man himself. “Just draw an Oscar and hook Chuck Jones on to it.”
Well, all due respect to Chuck Jones, but if anyone made an artform out of speech impediments, it was Mel Blanc.
Nope. Mel just made them sound like Chuck wanted them to.
@@59Kona mel made them sound like that before chuck even directed
Completely missing the point. Mel made them sound like the DIRECTORS wanted them to sound. Whether it was Chuck or anyone else.
@@59Kona that's true but i prefer the way others handled daffy for example
@@hadinasrallah8928 It worked like this: The voice guys read the script which was written per the director's instruction , then the cartoon was drawn to match the voices. The producers/directors told Mel what the character was supposed to be like and then Mel(in most cases) came up with the voice.
Rest in powerful peace Chuck Jones🙏
21 September 1912 ~
22 February 2002⚘
Gracias, amigo Jones, por todos esos momentos de felicidad que me has dado a través de tus "criaturas". Aún las sigo viendo y amando.
"Eso es todo
I adore Chuck Jones, he is the best director of Looney Tunes and also the producer of Tom and Jerry from 1962 to 1967. To be honest, since childhood, I have never met cartoons with funny scenes, but thanks to Chuck Jones, I have understood humor perfectly since then. Now, I will soon be 15 years old, watching Chuck Jones cartoons, I get nastolgia and I want to return to my childhood to watch all these cartoons. I will miss Chuck Jones, I wanted to meet him and say thank you for the cartoons that he drew for all the children. Thank you Chuck Jones.
Mr.Chuck jones made my childhood a very pleasured
Such humility. My favourite Director and always will be.
thank you mr. Chuck for blessing an introvert kid with Bugs BUNNY!
Make sure you also give credit to Tex Avery, Robert McKimson, Friz Freleng, Bob Clampett, Bob Givens, Frank Tashlin and Mel Blanc as well.
Chuck Jones is my favorite Warner Brothers cartoon director. Although there were other greats at Termite Terrace, he is tops with me.
What I loved about Termite Terrace is the fact every directors had his styles. Very few animation studios do something like that
Him and Bob Clampett
Technically, once Chuck hit his stride, they weren't animating at TT anymore, they were on a different studio lot....that is unless you were a big fan of Chuck's Sniffles cartoons.
It was great to see that.
Robin Williams
Oh Lord, how I LOVE this man.
The cartoon genius.
This was sweet. Thank you.
What's missing is the montage of Jones' works, using the narration from "The Dot and the Line" as the theme.
It really sucks that they couldn't show the montage of cartoons in this video.
Chuck is just lucky that Warner Brothers security didn't interrupt him and escort him away during his speech like they did with Space Jam.
Thank you for making my life bearable
This man should have been given a massive salute! It makes me sad alittle to see this was the extent that he was celebrated! everyone in the western world owes him a debt- l....
Standing ovation, though.
God bless that man.
Robin i miss you.
this legend makes my childhood awesome
Robin Williams in his Prime !
The master...Chuck Jones
he should have gave special mention to mel blanc who gave 99percent of his characters voices they were a great team
Wrong.
Mel Blanc didn't voice Elmer Fudd, Sniffles, Roadrunner, Playboy Penguin, Granny, Witch Hazel, Colonel Shuffle, Papa Bear, Mama Bear or Michigan J. Frog.
Quien mejor que el gran Robin Williams presentar el Oscar para uno de los más grandes de la animación como Chuck Jones. Esa ovación habla por si sola. Sus creaciones siguen trascendiendo generaciones hasta el día de hoy. Muchas gracias Chuck
Gracias, Chuck, por toda tu creacion. Tus cartoons han pasado a formar parte del pensamiento estetico de nuestro mundo. Tu profundo sentido de ls belleza ha cruzado nuestras vidas mucho mas alla de lo que pensamos o creemos sentir a primera vista. En lo personal, gracias por habernos dado, a ese ser genial - un "Carnivurus Hambrientus"- Willie, El Coyote.
The fact Robin could both honor Chuck Jones, go into politics and make fun of said politics while being the funniest man alive truly speaks of his intelligence, these legends created my childhood and i will forever have them in my heart ❤
“My goal in life is to unite my avocation with my vocation,
As my two eyes make one in sight.”
― Robert Frost
"My love... to the laughing denizens of termite terrace, wherever you are."
"Termite Terrace was the original Warner Brothers animation studio for Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies. Unlike most of these animation studios, including Disney, Fleischer Studios, Famous Studios, Screen Gems, UPA, Terrytoons, Hanna-Barbera and Walter Lantz, which are very larger buildings, Termite Terrace was a very small, advanced-made building, which is made of clapboard, and very infested with insects, especially termites."
I always thought robin williams and chuck jones was alive today they should of made a animated cartoon together
Quentin Tarintino's like FUCK YEA!
RIP Robin
I need your help, guys!
I once read a story about a four-year-old girl who sobbed when Chuck died. She asked her mom, “Does this mean the bunny won’t be in the barber chair any more?”
I’d love to find out what her name is and what happened to her. ❤️
She grew up and had a normal life, and forgot she even asked that.
Does anyone know where I can find the montage they had for Jones? I have found Sidney Poitier’s and Jimmy Stewart’s, but I am unable to find his.
Next walt disney chuck jones is another one of my fav animators and inspiration and influence i love looney toons one of my fav movies as a kid and still is is space jam my fav looney toons are bugs bunny daffy duck Sylvester i went to school call Sylvester and it had him everywhere and my all time fav one cute little tweety
Jones and Williams. It got Fishburne(sp) and Neeson laughing. almost alchemy
To of the funniest men alive !There both so incredibly funny !
two sadly missed legends, unlike celebrities of today who only get famous after posting sex tapes on the internet or winning those dreadful reality TV shows.
This is great. Chuck certainly deserved this. Honestly, the only minor gripe I have with this video is that I wish they hadn't kept repeating that remix of the Looney Tunes theme in the background.
ah, chuck didn't mind. :) it's like wherever johnny carson went, the tonight show theme was played.
cainster Sure, but I think slashermaster28's point is that they're just looping the last part (of Looney Tunes) over and over and over and over, instead of playing the whole thing though. Lord knows they had enough time to play it, given the ovation Chuck was receiving.
@@cainster
Chuck would have preferred Wagner.
2:51 What the hell is he doing?
BTW Long Live Chuck Jones!
rip Jones créateur des meilleurs toons
Chuck Jones's work is way better and funnier than anything Disney ever did.
Finally I hate Mickey Mouse he’s to polite and bland !
@@nightisright1873 every Looney Tunes stars are better than that annoying little rat
Disney deserves respect for their technical achievements but Warners and Fleischer Studios churned out vastly superior films.
That's definitely subjective. Chuck spent his early years trying desperately to make his films like Disney...and while the animation looked good, the story was mostly crap. Later on, he had a lot of abstract ideas and with good writing from Michael Maltese, the films were smarter.
@@ricardocantoral7672
Fleischer's Superman is some of the best animation ever done, and still holds up 80 years later. It's a crime that didn't win an Oscar.
Tarantino goes wild, I guess.
I wanted to see the cartoon in Mrs doubtfire actually be made and be voiced by robin williams
And chuck jones also gave us grunge and pudgy! Too bad robin williams quit voice acting for that cartoon.
He'd be like the new mel blanc! (RIP To both)
THE BEST
We should all suffer such addiction
Robin Williams host
"E questo è tutto gente"
Back when the Oscar had at least a modicum of respect for animation!
There is a reason why these should be given at the ceremony and not on some other day at some other place!
A True American
2:47
at first i read chuck norris xD
1:37 young Liam Nesson spotted.
Liam was 44 at the time.
Bob Clampett never got this much respect so did Tex Avery it's sad
Bob was a popular fixture at college campuses and comic conventions hence the reason he hosted Bugs Bunny Superstar.
That's because Chuck would routinely hand out little pamphlets that he accused Clampett of stealing ideas. Chuck would also use his influence to blackball anyone who disagreed with him, and took credit for things he didn't do.
It would of been very funny and kicked ass
sadly, most people if you mention his name now, most people, esp those under 40 or so, would go, "uhhhhh....who?" idiots.
2:44
What is Nicolas cage doing at the Academy awards...ever.
He must be a guest of Coppola.
He won the oscar for best lead actor that night for leaving las vegas and he was fantastic in that film as he has been many other films. He just picks bad film roles so subsequently it makes him look like a shit actor even though he's still the incredible talent he once was.
My accident, I totally forgot about that movie. I'm not saying he cant put on a great performance. Look at him clapping and shouting the Alphabet, I genuinely believed he was insane.
@@arthurvandalay2482 To wit, he did a great job portraying Sgt. McGloughlin in WORLD TRADE CENTER. And his insane mental breakdown in VAMPIRE'S KISS, c'mon?! Nepotism doesn't mean squat if you don't have that rare combination of talent and drive! Trust me, he's always had it...🇵🇷🇺🇸😎😉
@@ellomynameisjohnny
Vampire's Kiss is a legitimately good movie.
who is the beauty in 01:37??
1:37 who's that lady behind Liam?
Geena Davis! 🇵🇷🇺🇸😉😎
@@JoseMorales-lw5nt
This was soon after when Cutthroat Island came out, so Geena wouldn't be invited back after that.
Chuck Jones' best work was in the '40s, unfortunately the later ones are what he's known best for.
His best work was from the 50's, although he had a few good ones in the 40's. But he was still invested in trying to make Sniffles a thing.
@@doddsino Sniffles I'd the low point, but he had great gems of cartoons. His stale, repeatative work in the 50s helped put cartoons into the realm of "for children".
@Kaio Scott hhj
Bugs Bunny my childhood hero🥕🐰🥕
He created dr.suess, Tom and jerry and looney tunes
Don't lie you searched for this
Who is that at 0:29 ??
Winona Ryder
Adrián Moroni Oh yeah,she is the mom from stranger things
Yes, my friend. I assume you are young, cause she's been known since a while ago. (watch Edward Scissorhands or Beetlejuice) =)
I did watch scissorhands,but dint recognize her..am just 21,yup she was only popular in the 90's
Yeah, the role in Stranger Things was a sort of renaissance for her.
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Hello ma baby
Hello ma honey
Hello ma ragtime pal
Chuck Jones kinda reminds me of Walt Disney same cartoon imagination. chuck should make a land just like Walt (WALT DISNEY)
He did. It was called Jonestown. Kool-Aid?
Snoop Doggy Dogg mention
Chuck Jones sucked. Bob Clampett and Tex Avery MADE the Looney Tunes.
Indeed he claimed the works of others and he is still doing it after his death ... and i see no mention about freleng
Jones definitely had a part, but you are correct. Jones worked with a late age Bugs, helping keep him relevant at a time when animation started to suck in the 1950's. If anyone deserves credit as well, it's Robert McKimson, that dude did a lot including designing the Bugs we know today.
RIP Robin WIlliams - only reason he was never asked to host the Oscars was because the hospitals wouldn't have coped with the admissions of people suffering from side splitting pains from laughing for 5 hours. I can barely finish this 4 minute video without choking with laughter from his impressions of Looney Toon characters and comparison to politicians as well 😂😂😂👏👏👏