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Confusions of a Nutzy Spy (English Subtitled)
Cartoon
The cartoon is a World War II propaganda film that deals with Porky and his bloodhound that has sneezing problems trying to track down a Nazi spy caricature in the form of a lynx. Their goal is to stop him from blowing up a critical railroad bridge.
Movie Info
Directed by: Norman McCabe
Story by: Don Christensen
Produced by: Leon Schlesinger
Starring: Mel Blanc
Music by: Carl W. Stalling
Animation by: I. Ellis
Layouts by: David Hilberman
Production company: Leon Schlesinger Productions
Distributed by: Warner Bros.
Release date: January 23, 1943
Country: United States
Duration: 8 minutes
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