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List of Bea Benaderet Movies: Ranked Best To Worst

1. Notorious (1946)
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Notorious
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Alicia Huberman, the American daughter of a convicted Nazi spy, is convinced by US Government agent, T. R. Devlin, to infiltrate the Nazis by seducing Alex Sebastian. As Alicia slips further in her role as an undercover agent endangering her own life, Devlin must find a way to help her as he loves her. 

Starring:
Alfred Hitchcock, Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman, Claude Rains, Louis Calhern
Directed By:
2. On the Town (1949)
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On the Town
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Gabey, Chip and Ozzie are three sailors who are on a 24-hour leave in New York City, and they decide to make every second count. However, things get complicated when all three of them fall in love with three different women.

Starring:
Frank Sinatra, Gene Kelly, Judy Holliday, Betty Garrett, Ann Miller, Jules Munshin
Directed By:
4. The First Time (1952)
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The First Time
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Joe and Betsy are eagerly awaiting the arrival of their new baby. However, after the baby gets delivered, they discover all the downsides and struggles of parenting, which includes huge hospital bills, sleepless nights, and mounting expenses.

Starring:
Robert Cummings, Jeff Donnell, Bill Goodwin, Barbara Hale
Directed By:
Frank Tashlin
5. Plunderers of Painted Flats (1959)
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Plunderers of Painted Flats
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Starring:
Edmund Lowe, John Carroll, George Macready, Corinne Calvet
Directed By:
Albert C. Gannaway
6. Tender Is the Night (1962)
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Tender Is the Night
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Based on an eponymous novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald, the film focuses on the relation between a distinguished psychiatrist and his wife, who is suffering from many emotional issues.  She was his patient and he married her against the advice of his mentor and spends the next couple of years indulging in her whims.  But that does not make them happy. 

Starring:
Jason Robards, Joan Fontaine, Jennifer Jones, Tom Ewell
Directed By:
Henry King
7. Orange Blossoms for Violet (1952)
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Orange Blossoms for Violet
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This short comedy film uses sound effects and voices while it shows footage of two male monkeys who are struggling over the female monkey that they are attracted to.

Role:
Violet (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Robert C. Bruce

Animation(s)

The Bugs Bunny Show (1960)
The Bugs Bunny Show
TV-G
Role:
Additional Voices (unknown episodes)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, June Foray, Stan Freberg, Jim Backus
Directed By:
Chuck Jones
The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour (1968)
The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Hour
Role:
Additional Voices (voice) (unknown episodes)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Arthur Q. Bryan, June Foray, Stan Freberg
Directed By:
Chuck Jones
Feed the Kitty (1952)
Feed the Kitty
Role:
Marc Anthony's Mistress (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Chuck Jones
The Road Runner Show (1966)
The Road Runner Show
TV-G
Role:
Additional Voices (unknown episodes)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, June Foray, Paul Julian, Hal Smith
Directed By:
Chuck Jones
Kiss Me Cat (1953)
Kiss Me Cat
Plot:

Mark Anthony, the bulldog, is very loving towards Pussyfoot. Horrified to hear that their master will get rid of the kitten if he does not start catching mice, Mark Anthony takes it upon himself to teach his little charge how to behave like a proper cat and catch mice.

Role:
Vi (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Chuck Jones
Chow Hound (1951)
Chow Hound
Plot:

A hungry dog has a brilliant scheme to get more food. He plants cats in different houses, and bullies them of the food they get from the owners. However, his hunger eventually keeps increasing more and more.  

Role:
M. Hinkle (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Stan Freberg, John T. Smith
Directed By:
Chuck Jones
Merrie Melodies: Starring Bugs Bunny and Friends (1990)
Merrie Melodies: Starring Bugs Bunny and Friends
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Arthur Q. Bryan, June Foray, Jim Backus
Directed By:
Chuck Jones
Bewitched Bunny (1954)
Bewitched Bunny
Plot:

It is a short film of ‘Looney Tunes’ cartoon series. The character of ‘Witch Hazel’ first appeared in this short, where Bugs Bunny tries to rescue Hansel and Gretel from her, disguised as a truant officer. The witch, instead, decides to devour Bugs for her dinner. Just in time, Bugs uses her magic power to convert her into a lovely female Bunny. 

Role:
Witch Hazel / Gretel / Pretty Rabbit (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Chuck Jones
The Windblown Hare (1949)
The Windblown Hare
Plot:

This animated short comedy film is based on the popular folk story of The Three Little Pigs. In this film, the pigs are reading their own story in a book of fairy tales, but decide to circumvent the story, by selling their houses before the Wolf is able to blow them out. Unfortunately, it is Bugs Bunny who gets conned into buying the houses from them. 

Role:
Granny (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Robert McKimson
From A to Z-Z-Z-Z (1953)
From A to Z-Z-Z-Z
Plot:

Ralph Philips is a daydreamer. When the other students are learning arithmetic by rote, he imagines that he is flying around in the sky just like a bird. The story picks up when his teacher interrupts his dream and sends him to the blackboard to add a column of numbers. Initially intimidated, he thinks the numbers are mocking at him. 

Role:
Teacher (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Marian Richman, Dick Beals, Norman Nesbitt
Directed By:
Chuck Jones
Baseball Bugs (1946)
Baseball Bugs
Role:
The Statue of Liberty (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Tedd Pierce, Quartet The Sportsmen, Frank Graham
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
The Shooting of Dan McGoo (1945)
The Shooting of Dan McGoo
Plot:

This animated western comedy short film is an adaptation of ‘The Shooting of Dan McGrew’ a poem by Robert Service.

Role:
Lou (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Bill Thompson, Frank Graham, Paul Frees, Imogene Lynn
Directed By:
Tex Avery
Hare Trimmed (1953)
Hare Trimmed
Plot:

After Granny inherits fifty million dollars, Yosemite Sam plans to marry her in order to take the money. Bugs Bunny, in order to save her from Sam’s clutches, decides to pose as a suitor himself.

Role:
Granny (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
Kit for Cat (1948)
Kit for Cat
Plot:

On a cold night, Elmer Fudd finds two cats, Sylvester and a kitten, on his doorstep; but as he can keep only one, Elmer decides to choose next morning and goes to sleep. Both want to be chosen, so they fight to put other in bad light. But their commotion results in all three, Sylvester, the Kitten and Elmer getting thrown out.  

Role:
Beatrice (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Arthur Q. Bryan
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
Little Red Riding Rabbit (1944)
Little Red Riding Rabbit
Role:
Little Red Riding Hood (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Billy Bletcher
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
Putty Tat Trouble (1951)
Putty Tat Trouble
Plot:

As Tweety bird is shoveling snow from his cage, two cats race to capture and eat her. As the cats battle each other, Tweety outwits both of them into falling into the freezing water of a pond. 

Role:
Ladies letting cats out (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
A Hare Grows in Manhattan (1947)
A Hare Grows in Manhattan
Plot:

The animated short revolves around Hollywood gossip queen Lola Beverly interviewing Bugs Bunny on his rise from the streets of Lower East Side of Manhattan to his mansion in Beverly Hills. The movie follows Bugs’ early life in Manhattan as he struggles with a gang of stray dogs led by a bowler hat wearing bulldog. 

Role:
Lola Beverly (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Tedd Pierce, Michael Maltese
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
Oily Hare (1952)
Oily Hare
Plot:

Oily Hair is a 1952 animated short film, which revolves around the rabbit Bugs Bunny, and a Texas oilman who fights with the former, over his property rights to his rabbit hole. 

Role:
Various (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Marian Richman
Directed By:
Robert McKimson
Swooner Crooner (1944)
Swooner Crooner
Plot:

Porky Pig, a supervisor at the wartime Flockheed Eggcraft Factory, is facing egg-production problem as all the distracted egg-laying hens are swooning over Frank Sinatra-style crooning of a rooster. Porky auditions various roosters and settles for ‘The Old Groaner,’ a Bing Crosby-clone rooster. As both roosters start crooning, the hens end up laying so many eggs that Porky has his hands full.

Role:
Chickens (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Sara Berner, Richard Bickenbach, Stan Freberg
Directed By:
Frank Tashlin
Doggone Tired (1949)
Doggone Tired
Plot:

A hunting dog is in need of a night's rest so that he can get ready to go rabbit hunting by dawn. However, a cunning rabbit has other plans. He disturbs the dog's sleep so that he is forced to stay awake.

Role:
Operator (voice)
Starring:
Daws Butler
Directed By:
Tex Avery
Hare We Go (1951)
Hare We Go
Plot:

In 1492, Christopher Columbus has a heated argument with the King of Spain whether the earth is flat or spherical. In order to prove that he is correct, Columbus decides to go on a voyage around the earth.  Rabbit Bugs Bunny also decides to accompany him as a mascot.

Role:
Queen Isabella (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Robert McKimson
A Mouse Divided (1953)
A Mouse Divided
Plot:

A Mouse Divided is an animated short comedy film which revolves around Sylvester and his wife, who receive a mouse baby from a drunken stork. Mrs Sylvester wants to adopt the little rodent, and therefore Sylvester has no option but to protect it from the neighborhood cats.

Role:
Mrs. Sylvester / Female Mouse (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
Punch Trunk (1953)
Punch Trunk
Plot:

This animated comedy short film tells the story of 5-inch tall dwarf elephant, as he goes on a series of misadventures.

Role:
Marsha / Delores (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Robert C. Bruce, June Foray, Marian Richman
Directed By:
Chuck Jones
The Scarlet Pumpernickel (1950)
The Scarlet Pumpernickel
Role:
The Fair Melissa (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Chuck Jones
The Famous Adventures of Mr. Magoo (1964)
The Famous Adventures of Mr. Magoo
Starring:
Scatman Crothers, Mel Blanc, Bill Scott, June Foray, Stan Freberg
The Flintstones (1960)
The Flintstones
TV-G
Role:
Betty Rubble / ... (112 episodes, 1960-1964)
Starring:
Tony Curtis, Ann-Margret, Elizabeth Montgomery, Mel Blanc, Alan Reed
Directed By:
Joseph Barbera, William Hanna
Canary Row (1950)
Canary Row
Plot:

Canary Row is an animated short film of the ‘Merrie Melodies’ series. When Sylvester, the cat sees Tweety on the window sill of a San Francisco apartment, he plots to capture Tweety. However, with the cat-hating desk clerk and Granny in the way, it is not a simple task. 

Role:
Granny (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
Tweety's S.O.S. (1951)
Tweety's S.O.S.
Plot:

The film revolves around the cat Sylvester who boards a seagoing passenger liner in his attempt to catch Tweety Bird. 

Role:
Granny (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
A Bear for Punishment (1951)
A Bear for Punishment
Plot:

Although Papa Bear doesn’t want to have anything to do with Father’s Day, Mama and Junior have a lot of surprises planned for him, including a pipe filled with gunpowder. 

Role:
Ma Bear (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Billy Bletcher, Stan Freberg
Directed By:
Chuck Jones
Ain't She Tweet (1952)
Ain't She Tweet
Plot:

Sylvester Cat discovers Tweety Bird in a pet store window, and follows the delivery truck which takes Tweety to its new owner, Granny. Guarded by an army of bulldogs, Granny’s house is well-secured, but Sylvester makes multiple attempts, to pass the dogs and reach Tweety. 

Role:
Granny (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
Little 'Tinker (1948)
Little 'Tinker
Plot:

B O Skunk wants to win the love a girl, but he is unable to. He eventually decides to imitate Frank Sinatra, hoping that this will attract the females.

Role:
Girl Rabbits (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Lillian Randolph, June Foray, Stan Freberg, William Roberts
Directed By:
Tex Avery
Puss n' Booty (1943)
Puss n' Booty
Plot:

A lady, Rudolph the cat’s mistress, is clueless about the fate of her birds and wonders why her pet birds keep vanishing. Rudolph says nothing other than burping feathers. When the lady brings in little canary ‘Petey,’ Rudolph meets his match. He plots and plans to get the canary, but Petey outsmarts the cat and clinches the finale with an unusual twist.

Role:
Woman (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Frank Tashlin
I Taw a Putty Tat (1948)
I Taw a Putty Tat
Plot:

A woman’s pet birds keep disappearing mysteriously, and soon she orders another bird from the pet shop, which is a little yellow canary named ‘Tweety’. Upon Tweety’s arrival, Sylvester pretends to be nice so that he can eventually make a meal of the canary.

Role:
Woman (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
The Hole Idea (1955)
The Hole Idea
Plot:

Professor Calvin Q Calculus successfully creates a portable hole invention, though his wife disapproves of it. Although it seems that his creation can benefit humanity, a thief steals his briefcase containing the portable holes,  and starts using them for his criminal activities.

Role:
Gertrude - Henry's Wife (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Robert C. Bruce
Directed By:
Robert McKimson
Two's a Crowd (1950)
Two's a Crowd
Plot:

Claude Cat used to be quite happy with his life, but things get ugly until his owner gets home a new puppy for his wife. Claude is so terrified of the puppy, that a single bark sends him jumping to the ceiling.

Role:
John's Wife (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Chuck Jones
A Corny Concerto (1943)
A Corny Concerto
Role:
Mother Swan / Baby Swans (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Arthur Q. Bryan
Directed By:
Robert Clampett
Bugs Bunny and the Three Bears (1944)
Bugs Bunny and the Three Bears
Role:
Mama Bear (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Billy Bletcher, Kent Rogers
Directed By:
Chuck Jones
Gift Wrapped (1952)
Gift Wrapped
Plot:

Sylvester is dissatisfied with his Christmas gift of a rubber mouse and switches gift-tags with Granny’s gift, new Tweety in a cage. Sylvester chases Tweety around, and is distracted by big bulldog Hector, who tries gulping Sylvester but is saved by Granny. Sylvester uses several tricks to get Tweety, so finally tired of their predatory games, Granny tapes Sylvester and Hector’s mouths.

Role:
Granny (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Daws Butler
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
Hollywood Daffy (1946)
Hollywood Daffy
Plot:

Hollywood Daffy is an animated short film, which tells the story of Daffy Duck, who sneaks into a Hollywood studio posing as a tour guide. 

Role:
Bette Davis (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Sara Berner, Richard Bickenbach
Directed By:
Friz Freleng, Hawley Pratt
Lovelorn Leghorn (1951)
Lovelorn Leghorn
Plot:

This Looney Tunes cartoon features rooster Foghorn Leghorn, his arch-nemesis Barnyard Dawg, and Miss Prissy, the spinster hen wearing blue bonnet and wire-rimmed glasses. Foghorn is having his usual feud with Dawg, when Prissy arrives with a rolling pin, looking for a husband. Dawg gives her ideas to trap Foghorn, knock him out, and then take him along in her picnic basket. 

Role:
Miss Prissy / Hazel / Hens (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Robert McKimson
Brother Brat (1944)
Brother Brat
Plot:

During the Second World War, a working mother hires Porky Pig as a babysitter for her infant. However, things get complicated for Porky when he finds out that the baby has a terrible temper. He tries to take help from a child psychology book to control the baby, but doesn’t find any success. Eventually, the mother returns and decides to spank the child.

Role:
Baby Butch's Mom (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Robert C. Bruce
Directed By:
Frank Tashlin
Terrier-Stricken (1952)
Terrier-Stricken
Plot:

Claude Cat gets into a heap of troublesome situations due to playful antics and sudden barking of Frisky Puppy. The Cat crazily runs through the house, out of the door, in and out of faucets, down the chimney, and finally dives into an empty swimming pool.

Role:
Frisky's Mistress (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Chuck Jones
Sky Princess (1942)
Sky Princess
Role:
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Directed By:
George Pal
Book Revue (1946)
Book Revue
Role:
Bobby-Soxer / Lady on 'Freckles' Cover / Screams (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Sara Berner, Richard Bickenbach, Stan Freberg
Directed By:
Robert Clampett
Tweetie Pie (1947)
Tweetie Pie
Plot:

A Warner Bros. cartoon film, Tweetie Pie stars Tweety, a yellow canary, and Sylvester the Cat, who tries to eat Tweety whenever he gets the chance, much to the chagrin of his owner who is committed to saving Tweety. A very popular film, it won the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 1948.

Role:
Sylvester's Mistress (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
Hare Force (1944)
Hare Force
Plot:

Hare Force is an animated comedy short film, which revolves around Bugs Bunny, who is frozen outside on a cold snowy night. He is taken in by a kind old lady. However, her dog starts to think of ways to kill Bugs, which leads to a war between them.   

Role:
Granny (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Tedd Pierce, Kent Rogers
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
Russian Rhapsody (1944)
Russian Rhapsody
Plot:

After the failure of Nazi bombers to make it to Moscow during the Second World War, Hitler is infuriated and decides that he will personally fly a heavy bomber to attack the Russians. 

Role:
Gremlins / Screams (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Robert C. Bruce
Directed By:
Robert Clampett
Snow Business (1953)
Snow Business
Plot:

Because of a heavy snowstorm, Granny is stuck up in the highway, unable to return to her mountain cabin, where her two pets, Sylvester the Cat and Tweety, are waiting for her. There is no cat food at home, only bird seed and so a hungry Sylvester decides to cook and eat Tweety, while a delirious mouse takes him for his food. 

Role:
Granny (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
Room and Bird (1951)
Room and Bird
Plot:

Pets aren’t allowed in the Spinsters Arms Hotel, and therefore, their owners try to keep Sylvester Cat and Tweety Bird out of sight of the hotel owner. Meanwhile, Sylvester chases Tweety in and out of the hotel rooms. 

Role:
Granny / Sylvester's Owner (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
Feather Dusted (1955)
Feather Dusted
Plot:

Miss Prissy goes for a party leaving her son Egghead Jr. who shakes his head to say yes and nods to say no. Foghorn decides to entertain him by playing some games. But as he plays croquet, cops and robbers, cowboys and Indians, genius Egghead outsmarts him at every game. Finally, Foghorn concludes that it’s not safe to play games with the child. 

Role:
Widow Hen (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Robert McKimson
A Street Cat Named Sylvester (1953)
A Street Cat Named Sylvester
Plot:

During a blizzard, Tweety bird is seeking shelter and soon he arrives at Granny’s door. Sylvester Cat answers the door and tries to use this as an opportunity to capture Tweety. However, Granny’s bulldog Hector gets in his way, as he wants revenge on Sylvester for his broken leg.

Role:
Granny (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
Fowl Weather (1953)
Fowl Weather
Plot:

When Granny is going away for a while, she assigns a bulldog named Hector to take care of her Tweety Bird in her absence. However, Sylvester Cat disguises himself as a Scarecrow and sneaks up on Tweety Bird, but Tweety runs away and hides in a shelter coop. Seeing that Tweety is gone, Hector decides to paint Sylvester yellow and puts him in Tweety’s cage in order to fool granny.

Role:
Granny (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
Muzzle Tough (1954)
Muzzle Tough
Plot:

Granny moves into a city brownstone with her Tweety Bird. A stray cat named Sylvester is delighted and plans to catch Tweety. He tries all sorts of disguises, but each of his tricks fail due to Granny’s bulldog.    

Role:
Granny (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
The Dover Boys at Pimento University or The Rivals of Roquefort Hall (1942)
The Dover Boys at Pimento University or The Rivals of Roquefort Hall
Role:
Dora Standpipe (uncredited)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Tedd Pierce, Quartet The Sportsmen, John McLeish
Directed By:
Chuck Jones
Top Cat (1961)
Top Cat
TV-G
Starring:
Allen Jenkins, Paul Frees, Arnold Stang, Marvin Kaplan
Pigs in a Polka (1943)
Pigs in a Polka
Plot:

A parody of Three Little Pigs (1939) and Fantasia (1940), this 1943 short retells the story of three little pigs, this time busy building their houses. The first pig builds his house with straw, the second with match boxes and the third with bricks. Then comes the Big Bad Wolf, dressed up as gypsy. 

Role:
Second Little Pig (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Sara Berner
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
The Bear's Tale (1940)
The Bear's Tale
Plot:

The three bears go out for a bicycle ride while letting their porridge cool down. Meanwhile, Goldilocks, who was coming, takes a stop at Grandmother’s house, thinking it to be the house of the three bears. However, she meets the Big Bad Wolf from the tale of Little Red Riding Hood.

Role:
Mama Bear (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Sara Berner, Tex Avery, Robert C. Bruce
Directed By:
Tex Avery
The Cats Bah (1954)
The Cats Bah
Plot:

Penelope, an American tourist cat, gets a stripe of white paint down her back as a result of a mishap, which leads to a case of mistaken identity. The infatuated romantic skunk Pepe Le Pew not only pursues Penelope through the Casbah, but also serenades her with his performance of ‘As Time Goes By….’

Role:
Penelope's Mistress (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Chuck Jones
Home, Tweet Home (1950)
Home, Tweet Home
Plot:

Home, Tweet Home is an animated short comedy film which shows us Tweety Bird as he is taking a bath and singing in the park. However, Sylvester Cat is sitting not far away, reading a newspaper. He starts peering through a peephole in the newspaper, looking at Tweety, planning to capture him.

Role:
Granny (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
The Bee-Deviled Bruin (1949)
The Bee-Deviled Bruin
Plot:

Three bears sit down to eat their breakfast and realise that they have run out of honey. Pa bear gets annoyed and in a fit of rage marches outside the house with the empty jar to get more honey. Though Mama tries to tell him something, he just asks her to 'Shaaddup!!.' Soon Pa lands himself in a soup and literally risks his life while he tries to raid a nearby beehive. He sure should have listened to Mama, but is it too late?

Role:
Ma Bear (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Billy Bletcher, Stan Freberg
Directed By:
Chuck Jones
Bugs Bunny's 3rd Movie: 1001 Rabbit Tales (1982)
Bugs Bunny's 3rd Movie: 1001 Rabbit Tales
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Role:
Witch Hazel / Gretel (archiveFootage) (voice) (as Bea Benederet)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, June Foray, Tom Holland, Shepard Menken
Directed By:
Chuck Jones, Friz Freleng, Robert McKimson
All a Bir-r-r-d (1950)
All a Bir-r-r-d
Plot:

The title of this cartoon is taken from train-conductor’s call, ‘All Aboard!’ Tweety is being sent by train, wherein Sylvester is a co-traveler. Every time Sylvester tries to capture Tweety, the train-conductor reprimands him or Tweety pulls the emergency cord sending Sylvester flying in locomotive furnace. A bulldog riding the same car wastes no time in chasing Sylvester, inadvertently keeping Tweety safe.

Role:
Granny (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
A Gruesome Twosome (1945)
A Gruesome Twosome
Plot:

A Gruesome Twosome is an animated comedy film, which tells the story of two cats who fight violently for the affection of a beautiful female cat. She, however, is willing to settle for the one who is able to bring her a bird. 

Role:
Girl Cat (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Sara Berner
Directed By:
Robert Clampett
Sandy Claws (1954)
Sandy Claws
Plot:

Sandy Claws is an animated short comedy film, which tells the story of Tweety Bird and Sylvester Cat. When Granny takes Tweety Bird to the beach, he is spotted by Sylvester Cat, who makes an attempt to catch Tweety. However, due to the tidal waves, his mission becomes difficult.      

Role:
Granny (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
Little Red Rodent Hood (1952)
Little Red Rodent Hood
Plot:

An elderly mouse narrates the story of Little Red Riding Hood to her grandson, who starts thinking of the story in cat-and-mouse terms. He thinks of himself as Red and Sylvester as the Big Bad Wolf.

Role:
Granny Mouse (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
Wild Wife (1954)
Wild Wife
Plot:

An arrogant husband believes that the life of a housewife is quite easy. However, after his wife describes to him about her activities throughout the day, he starts learning otherwise.

Role:
Marsha, Daughter, Old Women with pennies, Beautician (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Robert McKimson
Bear Feat (1949)
Bear Feat
Plot:

This animated comedy short film revolves around a Bear Family, including Papa Bear, Mama Bear, and Junyer Bear. When Papa Bear finds an ad, that shows requirements for vaudeville performers, he decides to take part in it, with his family, although Mama Bear is hesitant about it. They soon begin their training, but things don’t go as they expected.

Role:
Ma Bear (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Billy Bletcher, Stan Freberg
Directed By:
Chuck Jones
Of Rice and Hen (1953)
Of Rice and Hen
Plot:

Of Rice and Hen is an animated comedy short film which tells the story of Miss Prissy, a slow-witted hen, who is on a mission to find a husband. Unable to find one, she tries to commit suicide, but Foghorn saves her life. She starts seeing Foghorn as a potential husband, but Foghorn seems uninterested.   

Role:
Miss Prissy / Various Hens (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Robert McKimson
Hiss and Make Up (1943)
Hiss and Make Up
Plot:

An old woman owns a cat, a dog and a canary. The cat and the dog are constantly fighting one another, which is why she threatens to throw them both out, if there is any more trouble. However, hilariously, this only worsens the rivalry between the dog and the cat.  

Role:
Granny (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
The Jetsons (1962)
The Jetsons
TV-Y7
Starring:
Dave Coulier, Phil Hartman, Mel Blanc, Penny Singleton, Janet Waldo
An Egg Scramble (1950)
An Egg Scramble
Plot:

Miss Prissy, a slow-witted hen, in Porky Pig’s farm, is unable to lay eggs.  Therefore, one of her fellow hens come up with an idea.  

Role:
Hens / Housewife (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Robert McKimson
Kiddin' the Kitten (1952)
Kiddin' the Kitten
Plot:

Dodsworth is a fat and lazy cat who is ordered by his owner to catch mice that have invaded the home and is causing a lot of problems. However, Dodsworth is too lazy to put effort, and so he tries to make a kitten do the job for him, pretending that he is a teacher who is giving the kitten a valuable lesson and experience.

Role:
Dodsworth's Mistress (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Sheldon Leonard
Directed By:
Robert McKimson
Cross Country Detours (1940)
Cross Country Detours
Plot:

Cross Country Detours is an animated short comedy film which takes us to several natural wonders of North America, including the Yosemite National Park in California, the frozen wastes of Alaska, the desert wastes of New Mexico, the Grand Canyon, etc.

Role:
Deer / Little Girl / Phone Operator (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Sara Berner, Karlton Kadell
Directed By:
Tex Avery
The Hep Cat (1942)
The Hep Cat
Plot:

This is the story of a cat, who is chased by a dog during a stroll and merrily celebrates his escape by singing Java-jive, fancying that he is an irresistible hunk. Presently, he sees an attractive female cat and tries unsuccessfully to woo her. The dog reappears at this point and the chase resumes. 

Role:
Bird (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Sara Berner, Kent Rogers
Directed By:
Robert Clampett
Goo Goo Goliath (1954)
Goo Goo Goliath
Plot:

A stork is tasked with delivering a baby to a giant at the top of a beanstalk. However, it feels too lazy to fly that high, and it delivers the baby to a normal couple instead, who try to raise the giant child as their own.  

Role:
Ethel (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Marian Richman, Norman Nesbitt
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
Doggone Cats (1947)
Doggone Cats
Plot:

Doggone Cats is an animated comedy short film which revolves around Wellington the Dog, who is assigned a package to deliver to Uncle Louie. He receives strict instructions not to let go of the package, but Sylvester Cat along with a friend, tries to use this opportunity to get even with Wellington.

Role:
Dog's Owner (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Arthur Davis
Mister Magoo (1960)
Mister Magoo
Starring:
Mel Blanc, June Foray, Paul Frees, Jerry Hausner
Pepe Le Pew's Skunk Tales (1986)
Pepe Le Pew's Skunk Tales
Role:
Penelope's Mistress (uncredited) (archiveFootage) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Arthur Q. Bryan, Michael Maltese, June Foray
Directed By:
Chuck Jones, Arthur Davis, Abe Levitow
Scent-imental Over You (1947)
Scent-imental Over You
Plot:

A small Mexican hairless dog is jealous of all the other dogs in their fine coats. She eventually decides to steal a fur coat and enter the dog show and impress everyone. However, she mistakenly steals a skunk pelt instead, which frightens the other dogs instead. But she attracts the unwanted attentions of the amorous Pepé Le Pew.  

Role:
Narrator / Chihuahua (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Tedd Pierce
Directed By:
Chuck Jones
The Yogi Bear Show (1961)
The Yogi Bear Show
TV-G
Starring:
Mel Blanc, June Foray, Daws Butler, Don Messick
Yankee Doodle Bugs (1954)
Yankee Doodle Bugs
Plot:

Bugs Bunny’s nephew Clyde is having problems with his history homework. Therefore Bugs Bunny decides to help him and tells him about American history, inserting himself into some of the events.  

Role:
Various (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
Hollywood Canine Canteen (1946)
Hollywood Canine Canteen
Plot:

Hollywood Canine Canteen is an animated short comedy film which tells the story of a few canine pets of Hollywood actors who meet and decide to start a nightclub of their own.

Role:
Various (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Sara Berner, Richard Bickenbach, Stan Freberg
Directed By:
Robert McKimson
Tweet Dreams (1959)
Tweet Dreams
Plot:

Due to his frustration with not having success in catching Tweety, Sylvester Cat eventually decides to take the help of a psychiatrist. However, the doctor falls asleep listening to his story.

Role:
Various (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, June Foray
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
Easy Peckin's (1953)
Easy Peckin's
Plot:

In this animated short film, a fox makes various attempts to sneak into a poultry farm in order to gain access to the chickens. However, a strong rooster keeps ruining his plans again and again.

Role:
Clara the Hen (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Gladys Holland
Directed By:
Robert McKimson
Bugs Bunny Nips the Nips (1944)
Bugs Bunny Nips the Nips
Plot:

Bugs Bunny Nips the Nips is an animated short comedy film, which revolves around Bugs Bunny Rabbit as he is fighting a Japanese soldier during the Second World War.

Role:
Various (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
Censored (1944)
Censored
Plot:

Part of the ‘Private Snafu’ series, it features Snafu’s attempts to send messages to girlfriend Sally, which are intercepted by censor. Finally, Technical Fairy, 1st class, helps reach his letter uncensored to Sally. As the location of the next big operation, mentioned in message, spreads swiftly, Snafu’s force walks in an enemy trap……..then, snapping out of nightmare, he decides to censor his letters.

Role:
Sally Lou (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Sara Berner
Directed By:
Frank Tashlin
A Hick a Slick and a Chick (1948)
A Hick a Slick and a Chick
TV-G
Plot:

Elmo is a young mouse who arrives at the house of Daisy Lou the Chick, hoping to impress her. However, he is shocked when he sees her kissing Blackie the Slick. He tries to win Daisy’s affection, by competing against Blackie.

Role:
Daisy Lou (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Stan Freberg
Directed By:
Arthur Davis
There Auto Be a Law (1953)
There Auto Be a Law
Plot:

This animated short documentary film discusses the development of automobiles and their advancement throughout the years.

Role:
Lady with Lipstick (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Stan Freberg, John T. Smith
Directed By:
Robert McKimson
Bugs Bunny's Valentine (1979)
Bugs Bunny's Valentine
Role:
Additional Voices (archiveFootage) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, June Foray
Directed By:
Hal Geer
Goofy Groceries (1941)
Goofy Groceries
Plot:

After the owner closes his grocery shop on a winter night, the mascots on the food labels come to life and start performing various song and dance numbers.

Role:
Cow / Can Can Dancers / Gorilla's Mother (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Elvia Allman, Kent Rogers
Directed By:
Robert Clampett
The Weakly Reporter (1944)
The Weakly Reporter
Plot:

The Weakly Reporter is an animated comedy film which was meant to be a spoof about the impacts of the Second War.

Role:
Lady Buying Steak / Saleslady / Narrator / Cabbie / Lady with Bottle (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Frank Graham
Directed By:
Chuck Jones
Tom Tom Tomcat (1953)
Tom Tom Tomcat
Plot:

Granny and Tweety Bird are riding through the desert in their wagon, but things get ugly when they are ambushed by one hundred Indians resembling Sylvester cat. They take shelter in a fort, and Granny begins to shoot them down one by one. One of them nearly manages to take Tweety Bird, but Granny doesn’t give up. Eventually, they decide to disguise themselves as Indians in order to escape.

Role:
Granny (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Mel Blanc
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
It's Murder She Says... (1945)
It's Murder She Says...
Plot:

In this animated comedy short film, a mosquito resembling a prostitute, complains about how tough her life has become, after the military began taking precautions against malaria infection.  

Role:
Anopheles Annie's Pal (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Marjorie Rambeau, Sara Berner, Robert C. Bruce
Directed By:
Chuck Jones
Confederate Honey (1940)
Confederate Honey
Plot:

In 1861, Colonel O’Hairoil owns a rich tobacco and cotton plantation which he is quite proud of. He also has a daughter Crimson, who is courted by many suitors. But she only wishes to be with Ned Cultler, a soldier. However, the American Civil War breaks out and he is forced to leave.    

Role:
Crimson O'Hairoil (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Sara Berner, Arthur Q. Bryan, Jim Bannon
Directed By:
Friz Freleng
Wacky Blackout (1942)
Wacky Blackout
Plot:

This animated short comedy film revolves around various animals who are preparing to play their part during the Second World War.

Role:
Various (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Sara Berner, Quartet The Sportsmen, Kent Rogers
Directed By:
Robert Clampett
Gallopin' Gals (1940)
Gallopin' Gals
Role:
Various (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Elvia Allman, Sara Berner, Lillian Randolph, Truman Bradley
Directed By:
Joseph Barbera, William Hanna
Quentin Quail (1946)
Quentin Quail
Plot:

Quentin Quail is an animated comedy short film which revolves around Mr. Quail, who is trying to catch a worm for his whining daughter, Baby Toots. However, things get difficult because he faces competition from a crow, who has his sights on the worm too.  

Role:
Baby Toots (uncredited) (voice)
Starring:
Mel Blanc, Tedd Pierce
Directed By:
Chuck Jones

TV Shows and Videos

The Dinah Shore Chevy Show (1956)
The Dinah Shore Chevy Show
Starring:
Mary Wickes, Art Carney, Dinah Shore, Janet Blair, Joel Aldred
The Jack Benny Program (1950)
The Jack Benny Program
Starring:
Humphrey Bogart, Kirk Douglas, Marilyn Monroe, Liberace, Oscar Levant, James Stewart, Sean Connery
Directed By:
Frederick De Cordova, Ralph Levy, Norman Abbott, Seymour Berns, Don Weis
The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show (1950)
The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show
Role:
Blanche Morton / ... (292 episodes, 1950-1958)
Starring:
Marion Ross, Carl Switzer, Gracie Allen, Jack Benny, Elinor Donahue, Carl Reiner, George Burns
I Love Lucy (1951)
I Love Lucy
TV-G
Starring:
Charles Boyer, George Reeves, Barbara Eden, Vivian Vance, Harpo Marx, William Holden, William Frawley
Directed By:
William Asher, Marc Daniels, James V. Kern
The Lineup (1954)
The Lineup
Starring:
Angie Dickinson, Harry Dean Stanton, John Banner, John Carradine, Dennis Hopper, Denver Pyle, Jack Lord
Directed By:
William Asher, Earl Bellamy, James V. Kern, Hollingsworth Morse, Paul Henreid
The New Breed (1961)
The New Breed
Starring:
Telly Savalas, Leslie Nielsen, Charles Bronson, Dina Merrill, Peter Fonda, Eddie Albert, Jack Klugman
Directed By:
Walter Grauman, Joseph Pevney, Allen H. Miner
Matinee Theatre (1955)
Matinee Theatre
Starring:
Zsa Zsa Gabor, Roger Moore, Vincent Price, Jack Nicholson, Steven McQueen, George Peppard, Steve Allen
Directed By:
Lamont Johnson, Walter Grauman, Boris Sagal, Allan A. Buckhantz, Sherman Marks
Vacation Playhouse (1963)
Vacation Playhouse
Starring:
Joel Grey, Bobby Troup, Eva Gabor, Mako Iwamatsu, Michael Landon, Ethel Merman, Nicholas Parsons
Directed By:
Don Taylor, Jack Donohue
The Bob Cummings Show (1955)
The Bob Cummings Show
Starring:
Don Knotts, Connie Stevens, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Gracie Allen, Angie Dickinson, Bobby Troup, George Burns
Directed By:
Norman Tokar, Rod Amateau, Robert Cummings
The Restless Gun (1957)
The Restless Gun
TV-PG
Starring:
Claude Akins, James Coburn, Leon Askin, John Carradine, Denver Pyle, Angie Dickinson, Michael Landon
77 Sunset Strip (1958)
77 Sunset Strip
Starring:
Dawn Wells, Gena Rowlands, George Harris Kennedy, Jr, Bruce Dern, Majel Barrett, William Shatner, Frances Bavier
Directed By:
George Waggner, Montgomery Pittman, Robert Douglas, Leslie H. Martinson, Jeffrey Hayden
Pete and Gladys (1960)
Pete and Gladys
Starring:
Sterling Holloway, Ron Howard, Majel Barrett, Cara Williams, Harry Morgan
The George Burns Show (1958)
The George Burns Show
Role:
Blanche Morton / ... (25 episodes, 1958-1959)
Starring:
Mary Tyler Moore, Jack Benny, George Burns, Judi Meredith, Larry Keating
Directed By:
Rod Amateau
The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis (1959)
The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis
Starring:
Bob Denver, Warren Beatty, Ryan O'Neal, Ron Howard, Mel Blanc, John Banner, Don Knotts
Directed By:
Guy Scarpitta, Stanley Z. Cherry, Robert Gordon, Rod Amateau, Tom Montgomery
Screen Directors Playhouse (1955)
Screen Directors Playhouse
Starring:
Fred MacMurray, Rod Steiger, Errol Flynn, Keenan Wynn, Patrick Wayne, Teresa Wright, Cloris Leachman
Directed By:
Frank Borzage, Tay Garnett, John Brahm, George Waggner, Leo McCarey
Green Acres (1965)
Green Acres
TV-G
Starring:
Kristin Nelson, Eddie Albert, Eva Gabor, Pat Morita, Al Lewis, June Foray
The Beverly Hillbillies (1962)
The Beverly Hillbillies
TV-G
Starring:
Buddy Ebsen, Don Rickles, Paul Lynde, Pat Boone, John Wayne, Nancy Dow, Sharon Tate
Directed By:
Joseph Depew, Richard Whorf, Robert M. Leeds, Guy Scarpitta, Ralph Levy
The Chevy Show (1960)
The Chevy Show
Starring:
Mary Wickes, Art Carney, Gilbert Roland, Janet Blair, Ricardo Montalban
Petticoat Junction (1963)
Petticoat Junction
TV-G
Role:
Kate Bradley (179 episodes, 1963-1969)
Starring:
Betty White, Don Ameche, Adam West, Eddie Albert, Dennis Hopper, Eva Gabor, Harry Dean Stanton
Directed By:
Ralph Levy, Charles Barton, Richard L. Bare, Guy Scarpitta, Elliott Lewis
Peter Loves Mary (1960)
Peter Loves Mary
Role:
Wilma (32 episodes, 1960-1961)
Starring:
Werner Klemperer, Peter Lind Hayes, Mary Healy, John Fiedler
General Electric Theater (1953)
General Electric Theater
Starring:
Jessica Tandy, Diahann Carroll, Walter Matthau, Anthony Perkins, Ethel Barrymore, Martin Landau, Bud Abbott
Directed By:
Herschel Daugherty, Don Medford, James Neilson, Jules Bricken, Mitchell Leisen