And today, we're taking a look at some little-known details about their long, wild history. And the two characters have lived on in TV reruns and numerous revivals and re-creations, from brand new cartoon series to feature films. MGM held onto the rights to the 114 shorts and the subsequent characterizations of the Tom and Jerry cast. Tom and Jerry is a series of theatrical animated shorts created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures. Head-to-head animated combat, pop culture duos, and delightful mayhem just wouldn't be the same had Tom and Jerry not laid out the template 80 years ago. Hanna and Barbera would go on to produce 114 Tom and Jerry shorts between 19 before MGM closed the cartoon studio and Hanna and Barbera would leave to form Hanna-Barbera Productions. For Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, animators William Hanna and Joseph Barbera produced over 100 episodes (MGM). Still not named at their debut theatrical short, we’re still an audience hit. Also, Jerry was much smarter than Tom and tended to always foil the cat's plots and inflict just as much violence in return (or more). Puss Gets the Boot (1940), Tom (the fancy cat), and Jerry (the lively mouse). Why? Well, Tom was a cat, and Jerry was a mouse. Like Scrappy Doo, he is a troublesome character who risks danger, and falls in to many of Toms traps.
#HOW MANY 1940 TOM AND JERRY EPISODES MOVIE#
From the early 1940s to the late 1950s - the quintessential era of lushly animated, beautifully scored short cartoons that screened in movie theaters before a film - a grey cat named Tom and a brown mouse named Jerry fought each other to the near-death dozens of times. Tuffy, aka Nibbles, was referred to as Jerrys nephew only once, in 'Life With Tom'. There aren't many cartoon series that are older or more enduring than Tom and Jerry. Tom and Jerry » Tom and Jerry 131 - Much Ado About Mousing released by on April 14, 1964.
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