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Bunny and Claude
(We Rob Carrot Patches)

Directed By:		Bob McKimson
Produced By:		Bill L. Hendricks
Released:		November 9, 1968
Series:		Looney Tunes
Story:		Cal Howard
Animation:		Ted Bonnicksen Jim Davis Laverne Harding Ed Solomon
Layouts:		Bob Givens
Backgrounds:		Bob Abrams
Film Editor:		Hal Geer
Voiced By:		Mel Blanc Pat Woodell
Music:		William Lava
Starring:		Bunny and Claude Sheriff
Preceded By:		Chimp & Zee
Succeeded By:		The Great Carrot-Train Robbery

Bunny and Claude (We Rob Carrot Patches) is a 1968 Looney Tunes short directed by Robert McKimson.

Plot

Bunny and Claude are a criminal couple chased by a stereotypical Southern sheriff.

Starting with this cartoon all the way til the studio's final shut down in 1969, all cartoons would be directed by Robert McKimson rather than Alex Lovy.
Bunny and Claude are based on the real-life bank robbing couple, Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow.
This short was submitted for an Academy Award in 1968, but was not nominated.^[1]
This was the last Warner Bros.-Seven Arts cartoon to use the Hanna-Barbera falling object whistle. The cartoons McKimson directed in 1969 did not use it.
There has been a long-time claim that this short's ending was cut off when aired on Nickelodeon^[2], though this short has appeared on other TV networks such as Cartoon Network and Boomerang, and on DVD with the same abrupt ending. Considering that this short has a sequel called "The Great Carrot-Train Robbery," the "abrupt ending" may have been because the cartoon was originally double-length, but was cut into two parts.