Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Popeye" in English language version.
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...for some reason he chiefly features in verses which are obscene.
Each parody creates a fictive world that stands as a miniature rite of rebellion, a vision of a counter-factual world inhabited by worm-eating garbage-can residents, and tortilla-wielding aunt-killers. The exemplary Popeye is converted into an anti-Popeye, exhibiting filthy and murderous qualities obviously anathema to the conventional etiquette.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)Dan Haskett: Wow! I thought I'd never see this again. I animated on the 1983 spot. It was produced for the Netherlands by Dan Hunn and Ron Fritz. I worked with Dan out of New York, and animated the first and third scenes (after the title intro). A nice memory. Dan loved animation and was a joy to work with. Can't imagine where the hell you found this, but thanks for posting.
Keith Scott: You're correct about the Hamp Howard reference being puzzling. I've checked my lists, and my notes indicate Mercer in all the cartoons around then. Of course I haven't listened critically for several years. Maybe Colvig meant the most recent session, although that would be closer to a "release" than West Coast cartoons, as Fleischer's did a lot of post-recording to the completed animation. If I get time I will have to run all the Popeyes chronologically and listen hard...maybe Howard did some minor lines which were meant for the now-unavailable Mercer. Amazing how every time something is solved it opens up a new question!
006 - 1984 - Melk de witte motor - Popeye the Sailor Man.
Miyamoto says Nintendo's main monkey might not have existed.
{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: deprecated archival service (link)I voiced Popeye in a Campbell's soup commercial and a Cellular One phone spot.
...for some reason he chiefly features in verses which are obscene.
Each parody creates a fictive world that stands as a miniature rite of rebellion, a vision of a counter-factual world inhabited by worm-eating garbage-can residents, and tortilla-wielding aunt-killers. The exemplary Popeye is converted into an anti-Popeye, exhibiting filthy and murderous qualities obviously anathema to the conventional etiquette.
Miyamoto says Nintendo's main monkey might not have existed.
006 - 1984 - Melk de witte motor - Popeye the Sailor Man.