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Tex Avery had used this character only three times
during his Warner period. The Wolf is the true hero of the M.G.M.'s first years
. It intervenes in 12 cartoons until 1949 and as
much as Droopy over all the Metro's period of Tex Avery. |
With Red Hot Riding Hood (1943), the
personality of the wolf gets rich. In this transposition of
the Little Red Riding Hood's topic, the Wolf gains
in humanity. It is a seducer, who is completely overflowed by
its instincts, particulary the sexual ones. Lit by a Red Hot's assassinates wink,
it can only escape the nymphomaniac grandma by killing itself, in front of the object
of its desire. And still! Its phantom will take over immediately. |
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We finally find the tempting wolf in Swing Cinderella Shift (1945) and in Little Rural
Riding Hood (1949). |
![]() ![]() Tex Avery marrying the nymphomaniac grandmother and the Wolf. Removed end of the film Red-Hot Riding Hood. From the black and white picture found in the Patrick Brion's Tex Avery (Ed du Chęne) |