Tex Avery (partially found animated commercials by Looney Tunes animator; 1950s-1970s): Difference between revisions
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==Commercials== | ==Commercials== | ||
According to the 1975 issue of Film Comment magazine, Avery directed a series of commercials for the bug spray brand Raid, produced by Wanrer veteran Jack Zander, where the spray became numerous instruments of death. The Raid | According to the 1975 issue of Film Comment magazine, Avery directed a series of commercials for the bug spray brand Raid, produced by Wanrer veteran Jack Zander, where the spray became numerous instruments of death. The Raid commercial and the Kool Aid commercials can be found online. His earliest commercials was for a toothpaste brand called Pepsodent. <ref>[https://archive.org/details/FilmCommentMagazineJanFeb1975/page/n81/mode/2up Film Comment Magazine: Jan-Feb 1975] Retrieved October 6 '20</ref> | ||
==List of commericals== | ==List of commericals== | ||
* Pepsodent | * Pepsodent | ||
Revision as of 23:32, 6 October 2020
Cel from a lost Raid commercial
Status: Partially found
Legendary cartoon director Tex Avery directed multiple commercials during the 1950s and 60s during the dark age of animation. While most of them can be found, some of them are lost.
Commercials
According to the 1975 issue of Film Comment magazine, Avery directed a series of commercials for the bug spray brand Raid, produced by Wanrer veteran Jack Zander, where the spray became numerous instruments of death. The Raid commercial and the Kool Aid commercials can be found online. His earliest commercials was for a toothpaste brand called Pepsodent. [1]
List of commericals
- Pepsodent
- Kool Aid
Status: Partially found [4][5][6]
- Fritos
Status: Found
- Raid
Status: Lost