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2. Felix the Cat: The Movie - Wikipedia

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   Felix the Cat: The Movie is a 1989 animated fantasy film directed by Tibor Hernádi and based on the cartoon and comic strip character of the same name. The film began development in 1985 and was made in Europe between 1986 and 1987.

3. Felix the Cat filmography - Wikipedia

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   Felix Saves the Day view: February 1, 1922 Felix at the Fair view: March 1, 1922 Felix Makes Good view (also known as Felix Has A Narrow Escape) April 1, 1922 Felix All at Sea: May 1, 1922 Felix in Love view: June 1, 1922 Felix in the Swim view: July 1, 1922 Felix Finds a Way (also known as Felix on The War Path) view: August 1, 1922 Felix Gets ...

4. Category:Felix the Cat films - Wikipedia

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   Pages in category "Felix the Cat films" ... Felix the Cat: The Movie; Felix the Cat Trifles with Time; Flim Flam Films; Forty Winks (1930 film) N. The Non-Stop Fright; W.

5. Felix the Cat - Wikipedia

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   In 1975 until 1977, Oriolo presented a live-action series called Felix the Cat Live. In the late 1980s, after his father's death, Don Oriolo teamed up with European animators to work on the character's first feature film, Felix the Cat: The Movie. [63] In the film, Felix visits an alternate reality along with the Professor and Poindexter.

6. Woos Whoopee - Wikipedia

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   Felix is flung into the air, coming down to land in the mouth of a fish which then morphs into a saxophone which in turn spits out Felix. The saxophone then morphs into a bugle which sprouts legs and a horselike tail and takes off after the fleeing Felix. Felix's pursuits end as he enters the front door of his home.

7. Pat Sullivan (film producer) - Wikipedia

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   Some animation historians accepted Messmer's claim, as he was the principal animator on the Felix series. [9] A sketch for a fan by Pat Sullivan. Samples such as this were used to match Sullivan's lettering in the initial works of Felix. Charlie in Turkey (1919, animated film) starring the tramp Charlie (known from the Chaplin movies).