Axel_edit.x on Instagram: "Droopy Catches a Fox”* is a short cartoon from 1944 made by Metro‑Goldwyn‑Mayer (MGM). It was directed by Tex Avery and features one of Droopy’s first appearances. Droopy is the soft‑spoken, slow‑moving dog who always tricks his opponents. In this cartoon, a fox runs from hunters and hides in Droopy’s house, thinking it’s a safe spot. But the fox soon finds out Droopy is super clever and sneaky, outsmarting, clever and relentless, using exaggerated animation & visual g

Hoenest on Instagram: "🎬 Fact: During production of the original Tom and Jerry shorts at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s cartoon studio in the 1940s and 1950s, co-creators William Hanna and Joseph Barbera personally supervised the timing of every chase and gag. The pair used a metronome to synchronize the animation precisely with Scott Bradley’s musical score, ensuring that each movement, impact, and reaction matched the rhythm and beats of the music. This meticulous synchronization process, done entirel

Tom & Jerry World 🤣 on Instagram: "“Droopy Catches a Fox” is a short cartoon released in 1944 by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, directed by Tex Avery. It was one of the early appearances of Droopy, the soft-spoken, slow-moving dog who always manages to outwit his opponents. In this cartoon, a fox escapes from hunters and takes refuge in Droopy’s home, thinking it will be an easy hiding place. However, the fox quickly learns that Droopy is far more clever and relentless than he appears. Through a series o