Tom and
Jerry Fists of furry
this animated
series produced by the MGM cartoon studio in Hollywood in 1940 and 1957 when
the studio's animation unit was closed. In 1960, MGM hired Rembrandt Films (led
Gene Deitch) in Eastern Europe to produce the series Tom and Jerry.
Production of Tom and Jerry returned to Hollywood in 1963, carried by Sib-Tower
12 Productions leadership of Chuck Jones.Series production lasted until 1967.
Tom and Jerry later resurfaced in TV cartoons produced by Hanna-Barbera
(1975-1977; 1990-1993) and Filmation Studios (1980-1982). MGM animated short
film production work of Hanna and Barbera is known for having won seven Academy
Awards, together with the achievements of Walt Disney's Silly Symphonies. Two
of this work is the work of animated series that received the most awards.
Tom's physical appearance evolved significantly over the years. During the
early 1940s, Tom has advantages-shaggy fur details, lots of facial wrinkles,
and some of the signs and all the slender eyebrows into a form more applicable
in the late 1940s, and looks like a realistic cat; apart from initial
four-legged Tom became increasingly, and eventually almost exclusively,
bipedal. Instead, the design remains essentially the same Jerry. In the
mid-1940s, this series has developed a faster, more energetic (and violent)
tone, due to inspiration from colleagues at the MGM cartoon studio, Tex Avery,
who joined the studio in 1942.
Although the theme of each short is virtually the same - a cat chasing a mouse
- Hanna and Barbera find variations on the theme of the endless. Barbera's
storyboards and rough layouts and designs, combined with Hanna's time, produce
a cartoon series of the most popular and successful MGM. Thirteen entries in
this series won the Best Short Animated Film category at the Academy Awards.
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