My Bunny Lies over the Sea

thumb|Title card. My Bunny Lies over the Sea, a Warner Bros. Merrie Melodies cartoon, was released on December 4, 1948. This theatrical cartoon was directed by Chuck Jones and written by Michael Maltese. In the short, Bugs Bunny destroys a Scotsman's bagpipes and ends up challenging him at golf. Directed by Charles M. Jones. Produced by Eddie Selzer (uncredited). Story by Michael Maltese. Dialogue Bugs Bunny: [disguised as an aged Scotsman] So, MacR-r-rory, poaching on my pr-r-roperty! I'm displeased, MacR-r-rory. You shouldnae shoot my r-r-r-rabbits. Angus MacRory: Yon bonnie rabbit dinna belong to you. Bugs Bunny: It dinna? Angus MacRory: [shouting] NO, IT DINNA! Bugs Bunny: Wanna bet? Angus MacRory: No! We'll settle this in true Scots tradition: at games. Bugs Bunny: Games? [sets up a card table and deals cards] Okay, pigeon, sit down. Angus MacRory: No, no, we dinna play that game. Bugs Bunny: [slightly surprised] Is there another one? Angus MacRory: [pulling out two bags of golf clubs] Golf! Bugs Bunny: Golf? Angus MacRory: Aye, golf. Choose your weapons. Bugs Bunny: Have it your way, Mac, but don't you get a little tired running them eighteen bases? [Last lines; after Bugs Bunny has hit a hole in one] Bugs Bunny: I win. Angus MacRory; [gets angry as his eyes turn blue] That was a dirty bit o'cheating! Bugs Bunny: Cheating? Why, that identical situation occurred in the New Hebrides Open. Kaduffleblaze versus Fuddle in 19-aught-18. And what about Fradis versus Ginfritter? Hah! Bizbo versus Stoigen in the Casablanca Amateur. Cheating, indeed! The noive! Angus MacRory: [solemnly] 'Tis plain that the weight of evidence is greatly against me. [angrily] But you still can't beat me at the pipes! [runs off, and quickly returns with bagpipes, and plays them; Bugs yawns and walks off] Ha! Try and top that! Oh! [Bugs Bunny, dressed like a Scot, plays the bagpipes, a trombone, a saxophone, a trumpet, two clarinets, cymbals on his feet, and a bass drum on his head with the beaters tied to his ears. Bugs Bunny looks at the audience and waggles his eyebrow. The cartoon irises-out] Voice cast Mel Blanc as Bugs Bunny and Angus MacRory. External links 0040625 Category:1948 American animated films Category:American animated short films Category:Traditionally animated short films Category:Children's animated comedy short films Category:Animated sports films Category:Golf films Category:Bugs Bunny cartoons Category:Films set in Scotland Category:Films directed by Chuck Jones Category:Chuck Jones films Category:Children's animated fantasy short films