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Hollywood Capers is a american film of genre Comedy directed by Jack King released in USA on 19 october 1935 with Tommy Bond
Hollywood Capers (1935)
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Add to a movie listLe Gaffeur d'Hollywood (Hollywood Capers) est un dessin animé de la série américaine Looney Tunes réalisé par Jack King sorti le 19 octobre 1935. Il met en scène Beans le chat. Il est actuellement dans le domaine public.
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Beans veut entrer dans un studio de la Warmer Bros. mais, après s'être présenté au garde de ce dernier, se fait rejeter. Il parvient à y entrer en se déguisant en Oliver Hardy. Dans le fameux studio, un film est en cours de tournage et finit par subir la colère du réalisateur, Jean-Louis Bou, en tombant d'un étage sur la scène. Le hibou le balance dans une salle où se trouve un robot ressemblant au monstre de Frankenstein. Beans, effrayé, revient sur ses pas à reculons mais, par accident, active un interrupteur qui mène à la vie le robot. Alors que ce dernier se déchaîne et que tout le monde le fuit, Beans essaie de le frapper avec une barre de fer mais échoue, le robot le renvoyant dans une salle avec une "machine à tempête", une espèce de grand ventilateur. Le chat utilise la machine pour détruire le robot qui, rentré dedans, se divise en plusieurs morceaux.Actors
Tommy Bond
(Beans (voice) (uncredited))
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