Looney Tunes Wiki:Article Layouts/Real People

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The following is an article layout guide for real people pages. These apply to voice actors, directors, animators, and any other real people that worked on any Looney Tunes productions.

This guide does not apply to real people that were caricatured in Looney Tunes shorts, such as Adolf Hitler and Humphery Bogart.

Layout

Real People pages should be structured as follows:

1. Stub/construction templates (if applicable)
2. Infobox
3. Information (short summary)
4. Looney Roles/Works
5. Notes
6. Gallery (where applicable)
7. References
8. External links
9. DEFAULTSORT
10. Categories

Specifics

Infobox Real Person

Main article: Template:Infobox Real Person

Biographical information

Bold the name of the person and mention their role.

A real person's biography should detail when the person was born, their history, their ties to the Looney Tunes franchise, notable roles they played outside of it, etc.

• "Is" should be used for living people; "was" should be used for deceased people.
• Refer to deceased people in the past-tense.

Looney Works/Roles

If the person has many roles, it would be preferrable to link to any categories containing their work.

See [[:Category:Cartoons directed by Chuck Jones]]

Looney Roles

If the person was an actor, arrange their roles in a gallery. It is preferred that you arrange the actor's roles by chronological order, starting with the oldest role they played.

==Looney Roles==
<gallery>
Example.jpg|Role #1<br>''Looney Tunes''
</gallery>

DEFAULTSORT

Names of real people should be formatted with the last name first, followed by a comma and the first name.

{{DEFAULTSORT:Jones, Chuck}}

Categories

Acceptable categories for real people articles are as follows:

• Categories for birth and death years (i.e., "1909 Births," "2000 Deaths")
• Categories for jobs ("Voice-actors," "Musicians")

Categories for fictional characters, such as "Males," "Females," and "Humans," are not to be used on real people articles.