looney tunes back in action behind the scenes

Woodruff moves at a more leisurely pace in a reel of 16 deleted scenes. Of course the best part of all this is watching Fraser and Elfman frantically batting their arms at thin air - it's like mime school for the manically depressed. Puppeteer Bruce Lanoil was instrumental in helping the actors to visualize the animated characters that were later inserted into scenes using CGI wizardry. Regarding the Monkey Island scenes he explains, 'Our location scouts discovered a remote jungle with naturally occurring giant monkey heads.' (Thank goodness Bugs is around to set the record straight.) In the words of Daffy, this featurette is 'both informative and just a little bit kooky'.īugs and Daffy lend their services again in Bang Crash Boom, a light-hearted investigation into the movie's special effects. The dippy duck is also a mine of misinformation. Inevitably they cause all kinds of chaos on set - particularly a love-struck Daffy, who stalks Jenna Elfman between takes. This didn't bother anyone under ten, though, and kids will find even more to keep them amused on this wacky DVD transfer.ĭaffy Duck and Bugs Bunny are your misbehaving guides to the Warner Bros backlot in Behind The Tunes. Unfortunately director Joe Dante is 'more interested in throwaway gags and pop-culture references than story and character'. Brendan Fraser, Jenna Elfman, and Steve Martin co-star with a CGI-animated Bugs Bunny and Co in Looney Tunes: Back In Action.

Looney tunes back in action behind the scenes