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Picador Porky is a 1937 Looney Tunes short directed by Fred Avery.
Plot
Porky and his two friends find themselves in a Mexican town. It just so happens that this the same day as the annual bull fight. They are told that the winner will get $1,000. They decide that Porky will be a bullfighter and his two friends will be the bulls. When Porky enters the ring he doesn't fight his friends, but a real bull.
Availability
- (2017) DVD - Porky Pig 101, Disc 1 (Incorrectly uses the opening theme from "Porky's Tire Trouble" over the opening titles. And uses the wrong closing titles theme instead of the original.)
Notes
- This is the first cartoon to feature the voice of Mel Blanc. He performs the voices of Porky's friends when they get drunk and several incidental characters.
- Porky would bullfight again three years later in his future cartoon "The Timid Toreador".
Gallery
Lobby Card
"Take it easy, b-b-b-boys. That was c-c-c-close!"
Porky's model sheet
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