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but Mel blanc does impressions of characters from past erbs, and Amy Schumer steals lines from other Erbs.

Those shorts were released in 2010, and Mel Blanc died in 1989. How is it possible for Mel Blanc to be credited for a voice 21 years after his death?

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Anyone going this year? Anyone dressing up as Daffy Duck, or Porky Pig? I have my Bugs Bunny outfit all ready to go and have been training speaking just like Bugs: "What's up Doc?"

it will be good to connect with other cartoon characters and have 26 miles of Looney Racing.

Please don't confuse the Mel Blanc Marathon with this SUPER BORING event

For those ignorant of high American culture

Why Seth MacFarlane Is This Generation’s Mel Blanc And Then Some

By Stephanie Camello

I’ve always loved Seth MacFarlane, but recently I’ve really come to see that he’s talented in a way that most of us can only dream of. And he’s humble about it too! Like Hollywood cartoon voice legend Mel Blanc (of Looney Tunes and Flintstones fame, among others), Seth MacFarlane has created dozens of voices for characters on multiple TV cartoon shows. But wait, there’s so much more and I’m listing all the reasons to give total respect to this behemoth of talent that walks among us, the one and only, Seth MacFarlane (maybe that’s a little much, but hey, I’m a super fan)!

Here are some reasons WHY he’s one of the most talented people in Hollywood:

1. He writes, directs and produces his own shows (Family Guy, American Dad, The Cleveland Show, Ted, The Orville, A Million Ways to Die in the West, among others).
2. He performs over half of all the male voices on all his shows, most of which have gained popularity in popular culture (like Peter Griffin, Glen Quagmire, Stan Smith, Roger the Alien, and many more).
3. He sings professionally and sounds like Sinatra with that Rat Pack swag.
4. He’s well-versed in movie and music classics and includes scenes from classic Hollywood movies and music like The King and I, Star Wars, Sinatra, swing classics, Monty Python, and both modern and classical figures in pop culture.
5. He has made many albums, has been nominated for and has won several Grammy Awards.
6. He’s a comedian who once hosted SNL and the Oscars.
7. He can write, produce, direct and star in both comedy and drama with complete precision.
8. He has developed working relationships with a plethora of well-respected actors and singers who often guest-star or have recurring spots on his many shows (like Charlize Theron, Liam Neeson, Adam West, Frank Sinatra Jr, Patrick Stewart & more).
9. He conquers TV, movies, stages, albums, comedy, drama with what appears to be seamless effort, although I’ve heard he’s a vigorously hard-worker who likes to keep busy, has tons of ideas and just loves what he does.
10. He does it all in style, class, humility, respect and humor.
11. He has a bang-up cast working on all his shows that are themselves hugely talented and amazing people (people like Seth Green, Mila Kunis, Scott Grimes, Adam West, his sister Rachael, Wendy Schaal, Patric

In my humble opinion, the honor is a tie between Tedd Pierce and Michael Maltese, usually they either wrote or animated for Looney Tunes, but They do have voice acting credits, the best example I can give, are their performances in the 1943 Chuck Jones Directed short ‘Wackiki Wabbit’ where they played caricatures of themselves, if you were to capture a sound bite of either of their dialogue, and if you listened to it, without any prior familiarity of the Looney Tunes shorts, you would never have guessed they were from a Looney Tunes cartoon. But they play their parts so well! So anyway, who else do you think is the best non-Mel Blanc voice actor from classic Looney Tunes?