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Daffy Duck opens a detective agency for the supernatural along side his Looney Toon buddies.Daffy Duck opens a detective agency for the supernatural along side his Looney Toon buddies.Daffy Duck opens a detective agency for the supernatural along side his Looney Toon buddies.
Mel Blanc
- Daffy Duck
- (voice)
- …
Mel Tormé
- Daffy Duck
- (singing voice)
Roy Firestone
- Announcer
- (voice)
B.J. Ward
- Melissa Duck
- (voice)
Ben Frommer
- Count Bloodcount
- (archive footage)
- (voice)
Julie Bennett
- Agatha and Emily - The Two-Headed Vulture
- (voice)
- (as Julie Bennet)
Mark Kausler
- Egghead
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- GoofsThe title of the cartoon "Punch Trunk" is misspelled as "Punch Truck" in the end credits.
- Quotes
Count Bloodcount: I am a vampire.
Bugs Bunny: Oh, yeah? Well, abracadabra, I'm an umpire.
[an umpire uniform appears on Bugs]
Count Bloodcount: Hocus-pocus!
[turns into a bat]
Count Bloodcount: I'm a bat!
Bugs Bunny: Okay, I'm a bat, too. Abracadabra!
[turns into a baseball bat]
Count Bloodcount: [puts glasses on] You wouldn't hit a bat with glasses on, would you?
[Bugs as the baseball bat hits the bat on the head]
- Crazy creditsin the opening credits, the "Q" in "Quackbusters" is a cut circled cross.
- ConnectionsEdited from Daffy Dilly (1948)
- SoundtracksMonsters Lead Such Interesting Lives
Written by Virg Dzurinko and Greg Ford
Featured review
During the 80s and early 90s, Warner Bros. produced a number of "clip-show"
movies, consisting of our favorite Looney Tunes facing new challenges, but the majority of the footage was taken from classic cartoons. Some of the others
included "Daffy Duck's Movie: Fantastic Island", "The Looney Looney Bugs
Bunny Movie", & "Bugs Bunny's Third Movie: 1001 Rabbit Tales". However, this one tops them all as best, using the clips to their full potential.
The show starts with the cartoon "Daffy Dilly", in which Daffy is selling novelty gags on the side of the road and hears over the radio that ailing millionaire J.P Cubish will pay a fortune to anyone who can make him laugh one more time
before he passes on. We watch the cartoon, which would normally end with
Cubish throwing pies at Daffy, but the movie picks it right up, and shows that Daffy has inherited the bulk of Cubish's fortune (he died laughing). However, the will says Daffy must use the money to help the community and provide the
service... yeah, right. After all, it's not like Cubish can take him with him, right?
Well, as Daffy finds out... he can. Cubish's ghost returns and starts to take the money, and every time Daffy starts acting up, more money disappears. Finally, the message sinks through and Daffy decides to open up a ghost-catching
business, ala Ghostbusters. He hires Porky (using the popular cartoon "The
Prize Pest"), and Bugs, who only agrees when he hears of the travel
opportunities ("You mean I get to go to Palm Springs?"). However, any time
Daffy threatens to fire his staff or gets greedy, more money vanishes from his vault.
The movie uses some of the "creepiest" Looney Tunes cartoons ever created,
including "Transylvania 6-5000", "The Abominable Snow Rabbit", "Scaredy
Cat", "Hyde & Go Tweet", "The Duxorcist", and others. While it's great to see these classic cartoons, the real fun is watching Daffy try to keep his cool... and his money. Though some younger kids may get scared off whenever Cubish
returns (everything goes dark, clap of thunder and lightning, and the music gets a little creepy), I highly recommend this cartoon for the whole family. Be sure to watch the opening cartoon of "Night of the Living Duck" for a real Halloween- themed treat.
movies, consisting of our favorite Looney Tunes facing new challenges, but the majority of the footage was taken from classic cartoons. Some of the others
included "Daffy Duck's Movie: Fantastic Island", "The Looney Looney Bugs
Bunny Movie", & "Bugs Bunny's Third Movie: 1001 Rabbit Tales". However, this one tops them all as best, using the clips to their full potential.
The show starts with the cartoon "Daffy Dilly", in which Daffy is selling novelty gags on the side of the road and hears over the radio that ailing millionaire J.P Cubish will pay a fortune to anyone who can make him laugh one more time
before he passes on. We watch the cartoon, which would normally end with
Cubish throwing pies at Daffy, but the movie picks it right up, and shows that Daffy has inherited the bulk of Cubish's fortune (he died laughing). However, the will says Daffy must use the money to help the community and provide the
service... yeah, right. After all, it's not like Cubish can take him with him, right?
Well, as Daffy finds out... he can. Cubish's ghost returns and starts to take the money, and every time Daffy starts acting up, more money disappears. Finally, the message sinks through and Daffy decides to open up a ghost-catching
business, ala Ghostbusters. He hires Porky (using the popular cartoon "The
Prize Pest"), and Bugs, who only agrees when he hears of the travel
opportunities ("You mean I get to go to Palm Springs?"). However, any time
Daffy threatens to fire his staff or gets greedy, more money vanishes from his vault.
The movie uses some of the "creepiest" Looney Tunes cartoons ever created,
including "Transylvania 6-5000", "The Abominable Snow Rabbit", "Scaredy
Cat", "Hyde & Go Tweet", "The Duxorcist", and others. While it's great to see these classic cartoons, the real fun is watching Daffy try to keep his cool... and his money. Though some younger kids may get scared off whenever Cubish
returns (everything goes dark, clap of thunder and lightning, and the music gets a little creepy), I highly recommend this cartoon for the whole family. Be sure to watch the opening cartoon of "Night of the Living Duck" for a real Halloween- themed treat.
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- Country of origin
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- Also known as
- Daffy Duck: Vakvak Avcıları
- Filming locations
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- Runtime1 hour 12 minutes
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.33 : 1
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By what name was Daffy Duck's Quackbusters (1988) officially released in Canada in English?
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