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Prince Romeo on Instagram: ""Droopy Catches a Fox" is a short cartoon released in 1944 by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, directed by Tex Avery. It was one of the early appearances of Droopy, the soft-spoken, slow-moving dog who always manages to outwit his opponents. In this cartoon, a fox escapes from hunters and takes refuge in Droopy's home, thinking it will be an easy hiding place. However, the fox quickly learns that Droopy is far more clever and relentless than he appears. Through a series of gags a

simonson on Instagram: "🎬: Fun Fact: The Real Voice of Droopy The calm, deadpan voice you hear from Droopy in this video actually belongs to his creator and director, Tex Avery. Avery believed that the character’s emotionless voice perfectly matched his comically slow and indifferent personality. This vocal choice was a key part of Droopy’s humor, highlighting his unflappable nature in the face of absolute chaos. Because of this, Avery himself voiced Droopy in the first seven cartoons he appear