Here's a cool clip from an idea Clampett had to merge live-action and animation.
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Well, now we'll know what Yosemite Sam would look like in a Live-Action version of Looney Tunes. ;)
That was one weird experiment, though it was typically Clampett in gags and comedy timing. A shame that it wasn't properly finished up.
Even in unfinished form, that was a hoot!! (and wasn't that Billy Gilbert as the sherriff?)
I heard about this years ago from Bob Clampett JR of all people. I was doing a little freelance character design for a project he wanted to pitch and he showed me a few of the test stats. Wierd idea. Kind of unsettling.
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