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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Charles M. "Chuck" Jones (1912-2002) was one of the most revered animators, directors, and writers in the History of Animation. If Tex Avery, hypothetically speaking as the original cartoon gag man, was the Trope Maker, then Chuck Jones could well have been the Trope Codifier of much of what we consider cartoon comedy on the Western Animation side of the fence. During his tenure, he directed an impressive 207 Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies shorts (220 if you count his Private Snafu work), four Looney Tunes TV specials, The Bugs Bunny / Road Runner movie, and seven modern Looney Tunes shorts. |
