El callejón trasero

Título original: Back Alley Oproar

PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

7,5/10

1 mil

TU PUNTUACIÓN

Adventure Animation Comedy Family Short

Silvestre canta ópera y melodías populares mientras está de pie en la valla de un callejón, Elmer Gruñón, que quiere dormir, trata de impedirlo.Silvestre canta ópera y melodías populares mientras está de pie en la valla de un callejón, Elmer Gruñón, que quiere dormir, trata de impedirlo.Silvestre canta ópera y melodías populares mientras está de pie en la valla de un callejón, Elmer Gruñón, que quiere dormir, trata de impedirlo.

Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro

PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

7,5/10

1 mil

TU PUNTUACIÓN

Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro

Premios
- 1 nominación en total

Imágenes25

+ 19

Reparto principal4

Editar

Mel Blanc

Sylvester
(voz)

Arthur Q. Bryan

Elmer Fudd
(voz)
(sin acreditar)

Gloria Curran

Tabby Singer
(voz)
(sin acreditar)

Tudor Williams

Basso Singer
(voz)
(sin acreditar)

Argumento

Editar

¿Sabías que...?

Editar

Curiosidades
To silence Sylvester, who is "singing" late at night, Elmer heaves a book at him, which Sylvester promptly throws back. The book Elmer tosses is titled "The Thin Man". The book Sylvester throws back is titled "Return of the Thin Man".

Pifias
After blowing up both himself and Sylvester, Elmer sees 18 singing Sylvesters float by - but cats are only supposed to have nine lives.

Citas
Elmer Fudd: [has Sylvester at gunpoint] Now I've got you, and I'm gonna wub you out compwetwy.
Sylvester: Now just a minute, my fine feathered friend. Ain't you got no aesthetic sense? No ear for musical appreciation?
Elmer Fudd: No, and I'm gonna bwow you to smitheweens.
Sylvester: [singing] Go to sleep, go to sleep...
Elmer Fudd: [getting sleepy] Stop it.
Sylvester: ...shut your big, blood-shot eyes...
Elmer Fudd: Now you stop that.
[falls asleep]

Versiones alternativas
In the WB version, the scene where Elmer runs down the stairs and steps on the thumbtacks three times was removed.

Conexiones
Featured in Så er der tegnefilm: Episodio #4.10 (1981)

Banda sonora
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2
(uncredited)
Music by Franz Liszt
Sung by Mel Blanc (as Sylvester)

Reseñas de usuarios17

Reseña destacada

10/10

--Simply one of the finest Warner Brothers cartoons ever--

This is a prime example of a cartoon that is superior to its original inspiration. This is a remake of Friz Freling's "Notes To You" (with Porky Pig in Elmer's spot). Warners spent a good amount of their releases in the 1940's updating and colorizing old B & W classics in their catalog. Also, they often re-used old gags from other releases, of which this possesses several 'redone' bits.

However, what raises this cartoon to the level of classic is the inspiration that surrounds the reused material. Virtually all sung dialog drives the action as Sylvester leads a backyard cat concert for the suffering Elmer. The ultimate push for genius status goes to the sequence where Sylvester--fleeing Elmer--hands off his songbook to a strange tabby, who appears for all intents to be a chubby male. His transformation into an operatic soprano (just by flipping the songbook over!)is as inspired as any classic moment in the Warner canon.

The tragedy is that this cartoon missed out on TV immortality by just a few months. The TV deal that Warners struck made for all their cartoons produced before June 1948 to be sold into syndication ("Oproar" came out in March), and reserved the rest for what would become that Saturday morning staple, "The Bugs Bunny Show". Still, it has become a constant presence on the BOOMERANG network, so we should be grateful.