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Virgil Ross (1907-1996)

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Birthplace:
Endicott, New York, USA

Born:
August 8, 1907

Died:
May 17, 1996

Biography from TheMovieDB

Virgil Ross' introduction to cartooning was in high school, where he took a class in that art form. His early work was done for Charles B. Mintz (later Screen Gems), Ub Iwerks studio, and then on to Walter Lantz, where he began animation work. In 1935, he moved on to work for Leon Schlesinger at Warner Bros. where he spent about 30 years, first under Tex Avery's supervision, until 1942, then for Bob Clampett, and finally with Friz Freleng. His résumé also includes time spent with such firms as Filmation (where he worked on the early '70s Star Trek: The Animated Series), Hanna-Barbera, and Marvel Comics. In 1979 he animated Woody Woodpecker for a special scene at the 51st Academy Awards. Of the very many characters Ross animated, he is most closely associated with Bugs Bunny, but he also did a great deal of work involving Daffy Duck, Yosemite Sam, Tweety, and many others, including Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote.

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Film Production

Animation:
1936  I Love to Singa
1936  Milk and Money
1937  A Sunbonnet Blue
1937  Egghead Rides Again
1937  Porky's Duck Hunt
1938  Cinderella Meets Fella
1938  The Mice Will Play
1939  Believe It or Else
1939  Dangerous Dan McFoo
1939  Screwball Football
1940  A Wild Hare
1941  Aviation Vacation
1941  Hollywood Steps Out
1941  Tortoise Beats Hare
1941  Wabbit Twouble
1942  A Tale of Two Kitties
1942  The Hep Cat
1943  A Corny Concerto
1943  Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs
1943  Falling Hare
1943  Fighting Tools
1944  Bugs Bunny Nips the Nips
1944  Little Red Riding Rabbit
1946  Baseball Bugs
1946  Rhapsody Rabbit
1947  A Hare Grows in Manhattan
1947  Along Came Daffy
1947  Rabbit Transit
1947  Slick Hare
1947  Tweetie Pie
1948  I Taw a Putty Tat
1948  Kit for Cat
1949  Bad Ol' Putty Tat
1949  High Diving Hare
1950  All a Bir-r-r-d
1950  Big House Bunny
1950  Bunker Hill Bunny
1950  Canary Row
1950  His Bitter Half
1950  Home, Tweet Home
1950  Mutiny on the Bunny
1951  A Bone for a Bone
1951  Ballot Box Bunny
1951  His Hare Raising Tale
1951  Putty Tat Trouble
1951  Rabbit Every Monday
1951  Room and Bird
1951  Tweet Tweet Tweety
1951  Tweety's S.O.S.
1952  A Bird in a Guilty Cage
1952  Ain't She Tweet
1952  Gift Wrapped
1953  Ant Pasted
1953  Fowl Weather
1953  Snow Business
1954  Bugs and Thugs
1954  Dr. Jerkyl's Hide
1954  Goo Goo Goliath
1954  I Gopher You
1954  Satan's Waitin'
1955  Lumber Jerks
1955  Pizzicato Pussycat
1955  Roman Legion-Hare
1955  Sandy Claws
1955  Stork Naked
1956  Tugboat Granny
1957  Birds Anonymous
1958  Hare-Less Wolf
1958  Knighty Knight Bugs
1960  From Hare to Heir
1960  Goldimouse and the Three Cats
1960  Horse Hare
1960  Hyde and Go Tweet
1960  Lighter Than Hare
1960  Mouse and Garden
1960  Person to Bunny
1960  Trip for Tat
1961  D' Fightin' Ones
1961  The Last Hungry Cat
1962  Honey's Money
1962  Quackodile Tears
1963  Devil's Feud Cake
1964  Dumb Patrol
1971  Moochin' Pooch
1971  The Bungling Builder
1972  Fritz the Cat
1972  Journey Back to Oz
1975  Bobolink Pink
1975  Pink DaVinci
1975  Pink Elephant
1975  Pink Plasma
1976  Pink Piper
1978  Cat and the Pinkstalk
1978  Pink Daddy
1978  Pink Lightning
1978  Pink Pictures
1978  Pink Press
1978  Pinktails for Two
1978  The Pink of Bagdad
1979  Pink in the Woods
1980  Daffy Duck's Thanks-for-Giving Special

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