Caricatures of celebrities have long appeared in the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies, also including Warner Bros. and other subsidiaries related media. Among the stars that have been so immortalized are:
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello[]
- A Day at the Zoo - Egghead says Costello's line, "I'm a baaad boy!"
- Believe It or Else - "I'm a baaad boy!"
- Hollywood Steps Out - "I'm a baaad boy!"
- Rookie Revue - "I'm a baaad general."
- Porky's Pooch - "I'm a baaad boy!"
- A Tale of Two Kitties - as cats named Babbit and Catstello
- Herr Meets Hare - "Oh, I'm a bad flooten-boy-glooten!"
- Tale of Two Mice - as mice
- Hollywood Canine Canteen - as dogs
- The Mouse-Merized Cat - as mice
- Bushy Hare - "Well, batten them down again!"
Fred Allen[]
- Toy Town Hall - as a jack-in-the-box
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as a fox named Mr. Growlin'
- Thugs with Dirty Mugs - imitated by Killer Diller
Gracie Allen[]
- A Gruesome Twosome - pretty cat
Don Ameche[]
Eddie "Rochester" Anderson[]
- Jeepers Creepers - the ghost, in blackface, "My, oh my! Tattletale gray!"
- Pied Piper Porky - rat
- Pilgrim Porky - the cook is a caricature of him
- Slap Happy Pappy - a chick that comes out of a black egg sounds like him
- Patient Porky - the elevator operator is a caricature of him
- Malibu Beach Party - as Winchester
- The Fighting 69½th - the black ant is a caricature of him
- Goofy Groceries - Jack Bunny, in blackface, does an imitation of him and says, "My, oh my! Tattletale gray!"
- Meet John Doughboy
- Robinson Crusoe Jr. - Friday's voice
- The Ducktators - black duck's voice
- Eatin' on the Cuff or The Moth Who Came to Dinner - a man who sounds like him says, "My, oh my!" after the moth eats his pants
- The Sheepish Wolf - A lone black sheep from the herd of white sheep who talks like him warns the dimwitted sheepdog about the truth that the "sheep" indeed is the wolf in disguise.
- Porky Pig's Feat - the elevator operator's voice is based on his
- Goldilocks and the Jivin' Bears - "That's what he said. That's what the man said, He said that!"
- Baseball Bugs - his line, "That's what he said. That's what the man said, He said that!"
- Bacall to Arms - Bogey Gocart, in blackface, does an imitation of him and says, "My, oh my! I can work for Mr. Benny now!"
- The Mouse-Merized Cat - Catstello does an impression of him when he is hypnotized by Babbit
- I Taw a Putty Tat - Sylvester, in blackface, does an imitation of him and says, "Uh-Oh! Back to the kitchen. I smell something burning!" before passing out.
- Curtain Razor - One line of dialogue, "Throw the phone, boss!" as one of the turtle's thousand voice impersonations
- The Mouse That Jack Built - as a mouse voiced by himself
Marc Antony[]
George Arliss[]
Louis Armstrong[]
- Clean Pastures - one of the angels is a caricature of him
- September in the Rain
- Have You Got Any Castles? - reused footage from Clean Pastures
Edward Arnold[]
- Have You Got Any Castles? - Diamond Jim Brady is a caricature of him
Jean Arthur[]
Fred Astaire[]
- The CooCoo Nut Grove
- September in the Rain
- Malibu Beach Party
- You Ought to Be in Pictures - Daffy mentions him during his song
Roy Atwell[]
- I Only Have Eyes for You - The iceman's voice and Spoonerisms
Mischa Auer[]
- A Gander at Mother Goose - "Confidentially, it stinks"
- A Wild Hare - "Confidentially, you know..."
- Shop, Look and Listen - "Confidentially, I think"
- Hollywood Steps Out
- Robinson Crusoe Jr. - "Confidentially, it sinks"
- Eatin' on the Cuff or The Moth Who Came to Dinner - "Confidentially, she stings!"
Artie Auerbach[]
- Screwball Football - as his character Mr Kitzel, "Mm, could be."
- Slap Happy Pappy - "Mm, could be."
- A Wild Hare - "Mm, could be."
- Ceiling Hero - "Mm, could be."
- Holiday Highlights - "Mm, could be."
- Tortoise Beats Hare - "Mmm, it's a possibility!"
- Sport Chumpions - "Mm, could be."
- Rebel Rabbit - "Mm, could be."
- The Bug Parade - "It's a possibility"
- Hobby Horse-Laffs - "It's a possibility"
- Russian Rhapsody - "Who else?"
Lauren Bacall[]
- Bacall to Arms - as Laurie Be-Cool
- Slick Hare - accompanies then-husband Humphrey Bogart
Slick Hare
Jim Backus[]
- A-Lad-In His Lamp - the character Smokey the Genie is voiced by him and is also modeled after the character Hubert Updike III from The Alan Young Show whom Backus played
Art Baker[]
- The Windblown Hare - "Remember, you asked for it!"
Elaine Barrie[]
John Barrymore[]
- The CooCoo Nut Grove
- Porky's Road Race
- A Star Is Hatched - recycled footage from "The CooCoo Nut Grove"
- Malibu Beach Party
- The Goofy Gophers - the dog is based on him
- Two Gophers from Texas - the dog is based on him
- A Ham in a Role - the dog is based on him
The CooCoo Nut Grove
Porky's Road Race
A Star Is Hatched
Malibu Beach Party
Lionel Barrymore[]
- The CooCoo Nut Grove
- Fresh Fish - the teacher fish's voice of based on his
- Hot Cross Bunny - Bugs Bunny does an imitation of him as Dr. Gillespie
- Curtain Razor - the turtle impersonates him during his thousand voice impersonations
Freddie Bartholomew[]
- Porky's Road Race
- A Star Is Hatched
- Have You Got Any Castles? - the three boys on the cover of Little Men are caricatures of him
- The Major Lied 'Til Dawn
Eileen Barton[]
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Polly, a play on her character Jolly Gillette
Wallace Beery[]
Bea Benadaret[]
William Bendix[]
- Mexican Joyride - "What a revoltin' development this is."
- Boobs in the Woods - "What a revoltin' development this is."
- Daffy Rents - "Oh, what a revolting development."
- Snow Excuse - "What a revolting development!"
Jack Benny[]
- I Only Have Eyes for You - Professor's impression of his character Schlepperman
- I Love to Singa - as Jack Bunny
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Jack Bunny
- Daffy Duck and the Dinosaur - Casper Caveman is based on him and speaks like him
- Slap Happy Pappy - as Jack Bunny
- Malibu Beach Party - as Jack Bunny
- Goofy Groceries - as Jack Bunny
- Meet John Doughboy
- Hollywood Daffy - tries to win an Oscar from the claw machine
- What's Up Doc?
- The Mouse That Jack Built - as a mouse voiced by himself, also appears in live-action at the end
Edgar Bergen[]
- Hollywood Canine Canteen - as a dog with Charlie McCarthy
Charlie McCarthy[]
- A Star Is Hatched
- Cracked Ice - (impersonated by Danny Webb) is the voice of the person who heckles W.C. Squeals
- Count Me Out - "Imagine meeting you here. Small world after all, isn't it?"
- Hollywood Canine Canteen
Mortimer Snerd[]
- Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid - Beaky Buzzard is based on him
- Complete list of Beaky's appearances
- Plane Daffy - Homer Pigeon
Milton Berle[]
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Milton Squirrel
Ben Bernie[]
- Toy Town Hall - on radio
- I've Got to Sing a Torch Song
- The CooCoo Nut Grove - as Ben Birdie
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Ben Birdie
Joe Besser[]
- Hare-um Scare-um - the hunter's voice is based on his
- The Unruly Hare - "Oh, you and your old gun, you craaazy!"
- Nasty Quacks - Daffy quotes him
- Book Revue - the Big Bad Wolf does an impression of him at the end
- Hollywood Canine Canteen - as a dog
- Hollywood Daffy - the studio guard is an imitation of him
- Birth of a Notion - a duck that Daffy meets at the end is an impersonation of him
- Rabbit Fire - the elephant's voice is based on his
Mel Blanc[]
- Easter Yeggs - the Easter Rabbit's voice is based on the Happy Postman, a character that Blanc played in the Burns and Allen Show. He also says his catchphrase, "Keep smiling!"
- Life with Feathers - Sylvester's voice originates from a character that Blanc played in the Judy Canova Show named Sylvester, who spoke with a lisp
- Daffy Duck Slept Here - Daffy quotes the train announcer that Blanc played in The Jack Benny Program
- Mississippi Hare - the boat announcer quotes Blanc's train announcer's pronunciation of Cucamonga as, "Cuc-amonga
- Curtain Razor - the grasshopper pronounces Cucamonga the same way that the train announcer that Blanc plays does
- Transylvania 6-5000 - Bugs pronounces Cucamonga the same way that the train announcer that Blanc plays does
William Bligh[]
- Have You Got Any Castles? - as played by Charles Laughton
- Hobby Horse-Laffs
- Buccaneer Bunny - as played by Charles Laughton
Joan Blondell[]
- I've Got to Sing a Torch Song
- A Star Is Hatched
Humphrey Bogart[]
Humphrey Bogart appears in:
- Hollywood Steps Out - sits with other movie tough guys
- Daffy Doodles
- Bacall to Arms - as Bogey Gocart
- Slick Hare - accompanies then-wife Lauren Bacall
- 8 Ball Bunny - bothers Bugs throughout the short
Merwyn Bogue[]
Napoleon Bonaparte[]
- Bosko the Lumberjack
- Three's a Crowd
- The Shanty Where Santy Claus Lives
- The Impatient Patient - cuckoo
- Scaredy Cat
- Boobs in the Woods
- Napoleon Bunny-Part
- A Bird in a Bonnet
Daniel Boone[]
- Scrap Happy Daffy
- Feather Dusted - When Egghead Jr. points a gun at Foghorn dressed as an Indian while playing Indians, Foghorn refers to Egghead Jr. as Daniel Boone
Victor Borge[]
- Dog Tales - as Victor Barky
The Boswell Sisters[]
Charles Boyer[]
- Malibu Beach Party
- The Hep Cat - the cat impersonates him
- What's Cookin' Doc? - Bugs Bunny imitates him
- Duck Soup to Nuts - Daffy impersonates him when trying to show Porky his acting talents
- I Got Plenty of Mutton
- Odor-able Kitty - the character Pepé Le Pew is based on him
- The Prize Pest - Daffy impersonates him when trying to convince Porky that he has a split-personality
- Easy Peckin's - The fox impersonates him when trying to seduce Clara the hen as an attempt to eat her
Diamond Jim Brady[]
- Have You Got Any Castles? - as played by Edward Arnold
Bobby Breen[]
- A-Lad-In Bagdad - as Ali-Baabe Breen
Walter Brennan[]
- Hobby Horse-Laffs - Mailman
Fanny Brice[]
- Malibu Beach Party as her character Baby Snooks
- Robinson Crusoe Jr. as her character Baby Snooks
- Quentin Quail - A baby quail named Toots portrays a caricature of Fanny Brice's character Baby Snooks.
Joe E. Brown[]
Bob Burns[]
James Cagney[]
- Buddy's Theatre - as James Bagknee
- I've Got to Sing a Torch Song
- He Was Her Man
- Fagin's Freshman - safecracking singing kitten
- Malibu Beach Party
- Hollywood Steps Out - sits at a table with other movie tough guys
- Porky's Pastry Pirates - the bee is a caricature of him
- Fox Pop
Cab Calloway[]
- Clean Pastures - the angel who sings "I've Got Swing For Sale" is based on him
- Porky at the Crocadero - Porky does an impression of him
- Have You Got Any Castles? - reused footage from Clean Pastures
- Wholly Smoke - a pipe cleaner sings like him after he sticks his head in a pipe
- Swooner Crooner - as a rooster
Candy Candido[]
- Homeless Hare - "I'm feelin' mighty low"
Charles Cantor[]
Eddie Cantor[]
- Billboard Frolics
- I Only Have Eyes for You
- Toy Town Hall - singing "Merrily We Roll Along"
- She Was an Acrobat's Daughter - Heddie Camphor
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Eddie Gander
- Porky's Naughty Nephew
- Slap Happy Pappy - as Eddie Cackler
- Farm Frolics - impersonated by a horse who is asked to do a "canter"
- Hollywood Canine Canteen
- What's Up Doc?
Art Carney[]
Jack Carson[]
Lon Chaney Jr.[]
- Of Fox and Hounds - Willoughby the Dog is based on his character Lennie in Of Mice and Men
- Greetings Bait - The dumb fish is based on his character Lennie in Of Mice and Men
- Falling Hare - Bugs imitates his his character Lennie in Of Mice and Men when asking in a daze "Which way did we go, George?"
- A Bear for Punishment - Junyer Bear imitates his character Lennie in Of Mice and Men when spelling tobacco as G-U-N-P-O-W-D-E-R
- Hoppy Go Lucky - Benny the dumb cat is based on his character Lennie in Of Mice and Men
- Cat-Tails for Two - Benny the dumb cat is based on his character Lennie in Of Mice and Men
- The Abominable Snow Rabbit - Hugo the Abominable Snowman is based on his character Lennie in Of Mice and Men
Charlie Chaplin[]
- Mr. and Mrs. Is the Name - Buddy, as a merman, imitates him
- Hollywood Capers
- Porky's Road Race
- A Star Is Hatched
- Tokio Jokio - Hitler twitches his mustache like Chaplin
- Holiday for Shoestrings - as an elf
- Hollywood Daffy - Daffy impersonates him when he tries to sneak onto the Warmer Brothers set
Maurice Chevalier[]
- A Great Big Bunch of You - Mannequin impersonates him
- Bosko in Person
- Buddy's Show Boat
- Don't Look Now - as a turtle
- Scent-imental Romeo - Pepé Le Pew impersonates him
Winston Churchill[]
Cleopatra[]
Irvin S. Cobb[]
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Irvin S. Frog
Claudette Colbert[]
Lois Collier[]
Ronald Colman[]
- Hollywood Steps Out
- Strife with Father - Monte speaks like him
- I Was a Teenage Thumb - The narrator speaks like him
Jerry Colonna[]
- A-Lad-In Bagdad - the sultan
- Bars and Stripes Forever - Warden's voice
- Scalp Trouble - "Greetings, gate! Let's scalpitate."
- Dangerous Dan McFoo - as his character Peppino the barber
- Detouring America - as a cowpuncher
- Busy Bakers - as a baker elf
- Little Blabbermouse - greeting card character says "Greetings, Gate!"
- Prehistoric Porky - as a vulture
- Farm Frolics - "Who's Yehoodi?"
- Hollywood Steps Out - sits next to an invisible man whom he claims is "Yehoodi"
- The Wacky Worm - as a worm
- Sport Chumpions - "Monotonous, isn't it?"
- Crazy Cruise - "Monotonous, isn't it?"
- Gopher Goofy - "Somethin' new has been added!"
- Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid - "Gruesome, isn't it?"
- The Ducktators - as a rabbit
- The Hep Cat - the cat does an impression of him and says two of his famous catchphrases, "I can dream, can't I?" and "Well, something new has been added!"
- The Wise Quacking Duck - Daffy imitates him as a fortune teller
- Greetings Bait - as a worm
- Porky Pig's Feat - Bugs imitates him with his final line "Ahhh, don't work, do they?"
- Booby Traps - "Something new has been added!"
- What's Cookin' Doc? - Bugs Bunny does an impression of him
- Russian Rhapsody - as a gremlin
- Slightly Daffy - "Greetings, gate! Let's scalpitate."
- Plane Daffy - "Something new has been added!"
- The Unruly Hare - Bugs quotes him after Elmer outright admits to the audience that he's a big fat rat "Ahhh, have some cheese, rat!"
- Behind the Meat-Ball - After losing the piece of meat to the smaller dog, Fido quotes him "Well, we can dream, can't we?"
- Daffy Doodles - the jury is made up of clones of him
- Hollywood Canine Canteen - as a dog
- (Blooper) Bunny - In one of the "bloopers" where the music loops non-stop like a broken record, Bugs quotes him "Monotonous, isn't it?"
Russ Columbo[]
Christopher Columbus[]
Bill Comstock[]
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - his character Tizzie Lish from Al Pearce's radio show is caricatured as Tizzie Fish
- Porky's Hero Agency - the Gorgon's voice is an imitation of Tizzie Lish
- Jungle Jitters - the Queen's voice is an imitation of Tizzie Lish
Gary Cooper[]
- The CooCoo Nut Grove
- Bugs Bunny Rides Again - Bugs imitates him while doing the showdown with Yosemite Sam
Buster Crabbe[]
- Believe It or Else - as Buck Dodgers
Laird Cregar[]
- Book Revue - in Hudson's Bay
Bing Crosby[]
- Crosby, Columbo, and Vallee
- I've Got to Sing a Torch Song - as Cros Binsby
- Let It Be Me - as a rooster named Mr. Bingo
- Bingo Crosbyana - the titular character is a parody of him (Crosby tried to have this cartoon pulled from theaters due to his unflattering portrayal)
- Toy Town Hall - as a chicken
- I Only Have Eyes for You
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Bing Crowsby
- The Penguin Parade - as Bong Crisby
- Wholly Smoke - as a cigar
- Slap Happy Pappy - as a chicken
- Hollywood Steps Out - he is the emcee at Ciro's, where a horse and jockey keep pestering him
- What's Cookin' Doc? - Bugs Bunny does an impression of him
- Swooner Crooner - as a rooster
- The Old Grey Hare - Bing appears on the newspaper and it reads that his horse hasn't come in yet
- Hollywood Canine Canteen - as a dog
- Hollywood Daffy - Daffy impersonates him while trying to sneak onto the Warmer Brothers set
- The Mouse-Merized Cat - Catstello does an impression of him when he is hypnotized by Babbit
- Catch as Cats Can - as a parrot
- Curtain Razor - as a parrot
- What's Up Doc?
Cass Daley[]
- Little Red Riding Rabbit - Little Red Riding Hood's voice is based on her
- Brother Brat - Baby Butch/Percy's mother's voice is based on her
Bette Davis[]
- The CooCoo Nut Grove
- She Was an Acrobat's Daughter - as Bette Savis
- Dangerous Dan McFoo
- Land of the Midnight Fun
- Malibu Beach Party
- Fox Pop
- Hollywood Daffy
Olivia de Havilland[]
- Robin Hood Makes Good - as Maid Marian
Billy De Wolfe[]
- Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid - "You naughty, naughty boy!"
- Book Revue - Henry VIII's mother says "You naughty, naughty boy!" to him as she starts spanking him
Kenny Delmar[]
- Walky Talky Hawky - the character Foghorn Leghorn was partially inspired by Delmar's character, Senator Claghorn, from The Fred Allen Show.
- Rebel Rabbit - the Congressman is a caricature of his character Senator Claghorn
- Curtain Razor - the turtle impersonates his character Senator Claghorn during his thousand voice impersonations
Jack Dempsey[]
- Bosko's Picture Show - as Jack Dumpsey
- Porky's Five & Ten - as Jack Sharkey
Andy Devine[]
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Andy Bovine
- My Little Buckaroo - The pig rider's voice is an imitation of him
- Egghead Rides Again - Red's voice is an imitation of him
- Slap Happy Pappy - as a chicken, "Hiya, Buck!"
- Malibu Beach Party
Marlene Dietrich[]
The Dionne Quintuplets[]
Robert Donat[]
- Malibu Beach Party - as Mr. Chips
Tommy Dorsey[]
- Book Revue - a caricature of him appears on the cover of Brass
- Hollywood Canine Canteen - as Tommy Dorgy
Jimmy Durante[]
- Bosko in Person - Bosko does an impression of him
- Bosko's Knight-Mare - one of the Knights of the Round Table
- Bosko's Picture Show - is chased by Adolf Hitler
- Buddy's Beer Garden
- Buddy the Gob
- Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs - the queen does an imitation of him
- Swooner Crooner - as a rooster
- Goldilocks and the Jivin' Bears - at the end the Big Bad Wolf quotes Durante's famous catchphrase, "Everybody wants to get into the act!"
- Stage Door Cartoon - Bugs Bunny quotes him with final line, "I got a million of 'em!" and mimics Durante's standard body language while saying it.
- A Gruesome Twosome - as a cat
- Book Revue - featured on the cover of "So Big", and trips the wolf who is chasing Daffy
- Baby Bottleneck - as the Drunk Stork
- Hollywood Canine Canteen - as Schnauser Durante
- Hollywood Daffy - he appears as himself and Daffy impersonates him while trying to sneak onto the Warmer Brothers set
- Fair and Worm-er - the dogcatcher quotes Durante's famous catchphrase, "Everybody wants to get into the act!"
- The Mouse-Merized Cat - Catstello does an impression of him when he is hypnotized by Babbit
- Curtain Razor - Briefly heard is Durante's signature laugh as one of the turtle's thousand voice impersonations.
- Hoppy Daze
Deanna Durbin[]
Roger Ebert[]
Ralph Edwards[]
- Hurdy-Gurdy Hare - "Ain't I a devil??"
Douglas Fairbanks[]
Alice Faye[]
King Ferdinand[]
Stepin Fetchit[]
- Porky's Road Race - is the last one to cross the starting line
- Clean Pastures - the lazy angel is based on him
- Jungle Jitters - the persimmon picker
- Porky the Fireman
- The Major Lied 'Til Dawn - one of the bearers is a caricature of him
- Confederate Honey - Ned Cutler's parking valet is a caricature of him
- All This and Rabbit Stew - the black hunter's appearance and mannerisms are based on him
- Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs - one of the dwarfs is a caricature of him
- Angel Puss - Sambo's appearance and mannerisms are based on him
- Goldilocks and the Jivin' Bears
Jimmy Fiedler[]
- The Penguin Parade - "And we do mean you!"
- Cinderella Meets Fella - "And I do mean you!"
- Little Pancho Vanilla - "And I do mean you!"
- Porky the Gob - "And I do mean rocking!"
- Porky's Hotel - "And I do mean (bzzz)!"
- Daffy's Southern Exposure - "And I do mean south!"
W.C. Fields[]
- Hollywood Capers
- At Your Service Madame - as W.C. Squeals
- The CooCoo Nut Grove - as a pig
- Porky's Road Race
- Porky's Romance - by Porky
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as W.C. Fieldmouse
- A Star Is Hatched
- Have You Got Any Castles?
- Cracked Ice - as W.C. Squeals
- Little Blabbermouse - the mouse conductor is a caricature of him
- Shop, Look and Listen - the mouse conductor is a caricature of him
- Book Revue - appears on the cover of So Red the Nose
- Kiddin' the Kitten - Dodsworth the Cat is based on him
- Merlin the Magic Mouse - the titular character is a caricature of him
The Flying Wallendas[]
- Circus Today - as The Flying Cadenzas
Errol Flynn[]
Henry Fonda[]
- Hollywood Steps Out - is called away by his mother
Frank Fontaine[]
- Rabbit's Kin - the character Pete Puma's voice is based off of his character Crazy Guggenheim from The Jackie Gleason Show
Helen Forrest[]
Benjamin Franklin[]
Clark Gable[]
Clark Gable appears in:
- The CooCoo Nut Grove
- He Was Her Man
- Porky's Road Race
- Speaking of the Weather
- Jungle Jitters - the Queen visualizes the salesman with his head replaced by Gable's
- A Star is Hatched
- Have You Got Any Castles? - seven clones of him appear inside The House of Seven Gables
- Little Pancho Vanilla - Don Jose
- Porky's Tire Trouble - as one of Flat Foot Flookey's impressions
- The Film Fan
- Malibu Beach Party
- Hollywood Steps Out
The CooCoo Nut Grove
Have You Got Any Castles?
Porky's Tire Trouble
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Tony Galento[]
- Africa Squeaks - as a gorilla
- Prehistoric Porky - on Expire magazine
- Hold the Lion, Please - "I'll moider da bum!"
- Fighting Tools - "moider dem bums!"
- Weasel While You Work - Barnyard Dawg says "I'll moider da bum!" after getting attacked by Foghorn
Greta Garbo[]
- Bosko in Person - Honey does an impression of her
- I've Got to Sing a Torch Song - she says "So long, folks" at the end
- The CooCoo Nut Grove
- Porky's Road Race
- Speaking of the Weather
- A Star Is Hatched
- Porky's Five & Ten - a fish in huge shoes impersonates her
- Have You Got Any Castles? - appears on the cover of "So Big" with giant shoes
- Malibu Beach Party
- Hollywood Steps Out - she serves tobacco products at the nightclub, and is later given the hot-foot by Harpo Marx
Tess Gardella[]
- Bosko in Person - Honey impersonates her Aunt Jemima character
Ed Gardner[]
Judy Garland[]
- Hollywood Steps Out - sits at a table with Mickey Rooney in her Dorothy costume
Dave Garroway[]
- Wild Wild World - as “Cave Darroway”
King George III[]
Mahatma Ghandi[]
- Bosko's Knight-Mare - one of the Knights of the Round Table
Jackie Gleason[]
- Hyde and Hare - "You...are a mental case!"
- Red Riding Hoodwinked - "One of these days... Pow, right in the kisser!"
- Half-Fare Hare
- The Honey-Mousers
- Cheese It, the Cat!
- Mice Follies
Paulette Goddard[]
Joseph Goebbels[]
- Plane Daffy - he and Hermann Goering shoot themselves
Hermann Goering[]
- Spies
- Plane Daffy - he and Joseph Goebbels shoot themselves
- Herr Meets Hare - he is the victim of Bugs' shenanigans
Benny Goodman[]
- Porky at the Crocadero - Porky does an impersonation of him
- Book Revue - as the Pie-Eyed Piper
- Hollywood Canine Canteen - as Boney Goodman
Bert Gordon[]
- Rover's Rival - "Do you mean it?"
- A Feud There Was - "Do ya mean it?"
- Porky's Movie Mystery - the police chief greets Porky, as Mr. Motto, by saying his catchphrase, "How do you do-o-o-o?"
- Kristopher Kolumbus Jr. - the chief does an impression of him and says his catchphrase, "How do you do-o-o-o?"
- Fresh Fish - the Whim-Wham Whistling Shark does an impression of him and says, "How do you do-o-o-o?"
- Slap Happy Pappy - a cow does an impression of him and says his catchphrase, "How do you do-o-o-o?"
- What's Cookin' Doc? - "Do ya mean it?"
- Circus Today - a gorilla does an impression of him and says his catchphrase, "How do you do-o-o-o?"
- Hare Ribbin' - the Russian dog is a caricature of his Mad Russian character
- Russian Rhapsody - a gremlin does an impression of him
- Awful Orphan - Charlie Dog dresses as a Russian and says his catchphrase, "How do you do-o-o-o?"
- Paying the Piper - the Supreme Cat does an impression of him
Maurice Gosfield[]
Cary Grant[]
Billy Gray[]
- Falling Hare - "I'm only three-and-a-half years old"
- Russian Rhapsody - "I'm only three-and-a-half years old"
- Trap Happy Porky - "I'm only three-and-a-half years old"
- Baseball Bugs - "I'm only ninety-three-and-a-half years old"
- Baby Bottleneck - "I'm only three-and-a-half seconds old"
- One Meat Brawl - "I'm only three-and-a-half years old"
- Dough Ray Me-ow - "I'm only three years old"
- Big House Bunny - "I'm only three-and-a-half"
Sydney Greenstreet[]
Wendell Hall[]
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Wendell Howl
Lionel Hampton[]
John Hancock[]
Ernie Hare[]
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Ernie Bear
- A-Lad-In Bagdad - as the Slap-Happy Boys
Mata Hari[]
- Plane Daffy - Hatta Mari is based on her
Jean Harlow[]
Phil Harris[]
- Malibu Beach Party as Pill Harris and His Corn-Fed Cuties
Gabby Hartnett[]
Richard Haydn[]
- Hobby Horse-Laffs - Giggleswick's voice is an imitation of him
- Super Rabbit - Professor Canafrazz's voice is an imitation of him
Rita Hayworth[]
Sonja Henie[]
Henry VIII[]
Patrick Henry[]
- Old Glory - as played by John Litel
Katharine Hepburn[]
- The CooCoo Nut Grove - as a horse, Miss Heartburn
- I Only Have Eyes for You - "Really, I do"
- Little Red Walking Hood - Little Red Riding Hood's voice is based on her
- A Star Is Hatched - Emily the Chicken's voice is based on her
- Daffy Duck in Hollywood
- Hamateur Night
- Dangerous Dan McFoo - "Really, I do"
- Fresh Fish - a starfish does an impression of her
- A Gander at Mother Goose - Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary
- Holiday Highlights - The girl in the Valentine's Day segment speaks in Hepburn's voice
- Elmer's Pet Rabbit - Bugs Bunny does an impression of her
- The Trial of Mr. Wolf - Little Red Riding Hood's voice is based on her
- Horton Hatches the Egg - Mayzie impersonates Hepburn throughout the picture
- Fighting Tools - "Really, they are"
- What's Cookin' Doc? - Bugs Bunny does an impression of her
Hugh Herbert[]
- Main article: Hugh Herbert
- The CooCoo Nut Grove
- Speaking of the Weather
- Cracked Ice - fish "Woo hoo"-ing
- Porky in Egypt - camel "Woo hoo"-ing
- You're an Education - lost footage
- Porky's Tire Trouble - as one of Flat Foot Flookey's impressions
- Porky's Movie Mystery - as the Invisible Man's phantom
- Bars and Stripes Forever - Warden's voice
- Confederate Honey - Stoneball Jackson is a caricature of him
- The Hardship of Miles Standish - the titular character is a caricature of him
- The Sour Puss - fish "Woo hoo"-ing
- Hollywood Canine Canteen
Rudolf Hess[]
Hirohito[]
- Spies
Alfred Hitchcock[]
- The Last Hungry Cat - the bear who narrates the short is based on him
Portland Hoffa[]
Masaharu Homma[]
J. Edgar Hoover[]
- Hollywood Steps Out - wears a "G-Man" badge and says "Gee."
Bob Hope[]
- Malibu Beach Party
- Hollywood Canine Canteen - as a dog
Hedda Hopper[]
Leslie Howard[]
- Porky's Road Race
- She Was an Acrobat's Daughter
- Confederate Honey - as Ashley Wilkes
Carl Hubbell[]
- Porky's Baseball Broadcast - as Carl Bubble
- Nutty News - as Carl Bubble
Marlin Hurt[]
- The Great Piggy Bank Robbery - Daffy quotes his character Beulah from Fibber McGee and Molly by saying, "I love that man!” At the end, the pig quotes him and says, “I love that duck!”
- The Big Snooze - Bugs Bunny quotes Beulah at the end by saying, "I love that man!"
Queen Isabella[]
Stonewall Jackson[]
Harry James[]
- Book Revue
- Hollywood Canine Canteen as Hairy James
Thomas Jefferson[]
Joan of Arc[]
Al Jolson[]
- Ups 'n Downs - a hot dog does an impression of him
- The Shanty Where Santy Claus Lives - a doll falls into a bag of coal and turns into a caricature of him
- I Love to Singa - as Owl Jolson
- Clean Pastures - sings "I Love to Singa" as he strolls through Harlem
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Al Goatson
- September in the Rain - sings the title song
- Porky in Wackyland - as a duck that repeats "Mammy!"
- Porky's Preview - a stick caricature of him performs "September in the Rain" in the grand finale of Porky's movie
- Any Bonds Today? - Bugs Bunny does an impression of him in blackface
- Tin Pan Alley Cats - as a duck that repeats "Mammy!"
- Swooner Crooner - as a rooster
- Curtain Razor - as a duck
- Dough for the Do-Do - as a duck that repeats "Mammy!"
- The Wacky Wabbit - Bugs does an impression of him
- What's Up Doc? - does his "Mammy" routine for a disinterested Elmer Fudd
- Person to Bunny - Daffy impersonates him
- Wet Hare
Billy Jones[]
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Billy Goat
- A-Lad-In Bagdad - as the Slap-Happy Boys
John Paul Jones[]
Marian Jordan[]
- Porky's Hotel - as Tini "I betcha!"
- Sweet Sioux - as Tini "I betcha!"
- Little Blabbermouse - the title character is based on Tini
- Shop, Look and Listen - Little Blabbermouse is based on Tini
- We, the Animals - Squeak! - Kitty's voice is Molly from Fibber McGee and Molly
Empress Josephine[]
Peggy Hopkins Joyce[]
Boris Karloff[]
- Hollywood Capers - as a Frankenstein's monster robot
- Porky's Road Race - as Borax Karoff
- Porky's Movie Mystery - as Frankenstein's monster
- Hollywood Steps Out - sits at a table with other dour-faced celebrities, also caricatured as Frankenstein's monster
- What's Cookin' Doc? - Bugs Bunny does an imitation of his performance as Frankenstein's monster
- Water, Water Every Hare - the Evil Scientist is a caricature of him
Danny Kaye[]
- Book Revue - Daffy imitates him throughout the cartoon
- Hot Cross Bunny
Buster Keaton[]
Ruby Keeler[]
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Ruby Squealer
- September in the Rain - singing "By a Waterfall" with Dick Powell caricature
Omar Khayyam[]
Phil Kramer[]
- Porky's Hotel - as his Grouch Club character Mr. Willoughby "Quote... Unquote."
Gene Krupa[]
Kay Kyser[]
- Katnip Kollege - as a professor cat
- Africa Squeaks - voiced by himself as Cake-Icer
- Slap Happy Pappy - as a chicken voiced by himself from reused audio from Africa Squeaks
- Malibu Beach Party
- Hollywood Steps Out
- Hollywood Canine Canteen - as Kaynine Kyser
Tony Labriola[]
- Sweet Sioux - "Oh, yeah" as his character, Oswald
- Daffy Duck & Egghead - "Oh, yeah"
- Porky's Poppa - "Oh, yeah"
- A Star Is Hatched - "Oh, yeah"
- The Isle of Pingo Pongo - "Oh, yeah"
- Porky's Spring Planting - "Oh, yeah"
Emeril Lagasse[]
- Satellite Sam
Fiorello LaGuardia[]
Arthur Lake[]
Veronica Lake[]
- Crazy Cruise
- Eatin' on the Cuff or The Moth Who Came to Dinner - The Black Widow Spider wears a disguise that looks like her when she tries to seduce the moth
- Fresh Hare - silhouette
- Bugs Bunny and the Three Bears - Mama Bear dresses like her to seduce Bugs Bunny
Dorothy Lamour[]
- Hollywood Steps Out - sits at a table with Jimmy Stewart
- Aloha Hooey - the character Laylani is based on her
- I Got Plenty of Mutton
- Bugs Bunny Nips the Nips - The Hawaiian sarong-clad female rabbit appearing at the ending is based on her
- Hollywood Canine Canteen - as a dog
- Rodent to Stardom
Harry Langdon[]
- A Tale of Two Kitties - Tweety's smirk
Charles Laughton[]
- Porky's Road Race
- Have You Got Any Castles? - William Bligh is a caricature of him
- Book Revue - as Henry VIII
- Buccaneer Bunny - Bugs disguises himself as Captain Bligh (effecting the voice and thick-lipped appearance of Charles Laughton in his portrayal of Bligh in Mutiny on the Bounty)
- Roman Legion-Hare - Emperor Nero is a caricature of actor Charles Laughton who played him in 1932's The Sign of the Cross.
- Good Noose - The ship's captain is a caricature of him
- Shishkabugs - The Spoiled King is a caricature of him
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy[]
- Bosko's Picture Show - as Haurel and Lardy
- Bosko's Knight-Mare - Knights of the Round Table
- Hollywood Capers - Oliver Hardy appears
- The CooCoo Nut Grove - Stan Laurel appears as a monkey and Oliver Hardy appears as a pig
- Porky's Road Race
- The Case of the Stuttering Pig - Uncle Solomon is a caricature of Oliver Hardy
- Porky's Five & Ten - as fish
- Porky's Spring Planting - the dog whimpers like Stan
- You Ought to Be in Pictures - Porky disguises himself as Oliver Hardy in an attempt to enter the Warner Studio
- The Timid Toreador - Oliver Hardy is caricatured as a pig
- Hollywood Steps Out - Oliver Hardy appears dancing with two women
- Hop, Skip and a Chump - as crows
- Holiday for Shoestrings - as elves
- Hollywood Canine Canteen - both of them appear as dogs
- Mouse Menace - the robot cat whimpers like Stan
- The Organ Grinder - the monkey does imitations of both of them
Robert E. Lee[]
Richard LeGrand[]
- The Old Grey Hare - At the end, Bugs says Richard Q. Peavey's catchphrase, "Well now, I wouldn't say that!"
- Draftee Daffy - The Little Man from the Draft Board is a parody of his character Richard Q. Peavey from Fibber McGee and Molly and says his catchphrase when replying to Daffy, "Well now, I wouldn't say that!"
- A Gruesome Twosome - The Jimmy Durante cat quotes Richard Q. Peavey and says, "Well now, I wouldn't say that!"
- The Bashful Buzzard - At the end, the dragon that Beaky brings home does an impression of Richard Q. Peavey and says his catchphrase, "Well now, I wouldn't say that!"
- The Goofy Gophers - At the end, Bugs says Richard Q. Peavey's catchphrase, "Well now, I wouldn't say that!"
Lew Lehr[]
- She Was an Acrobat's Daughter
- Porky in Egypt - Humpty Bumpty imitates him and says, "Camels is the cwaziest peoples!"
- The Sour Puss - the shark imitates him and says, "Pussy cats is the cwaziest peoples!"
- Porky's Snooze Reel - Porky imitates him throughout the dog show
- Russian Rhapsody - at the end, Adolf Hitler imitates him and says, "Nutzies is the cwaziest peoples!"
- Scaredy Cat - One of the killer mice imitates him and says, "Pussy cats is the cwaziest peoples!"
- Daffy Duck Hunt - Daffy Duck imitates him and says, "Duck hunters is the cwaziest peoples!"
Vivien Leigh[]
- Confederate Honey - as Scarlett O'Hara
Joan Leslie[]
Ted Lewis[]
Liberace[]
Abraham Lincoln[]
- Old Glory
- Aviation Vacation
- Saps in Chaps
- Scrap Happy Daffy
- The Weakly Reporter
- Wise Quackers - Daffy dresses as him and asks Elmer if he has been whipping slaves
- A Bear for Punishment
- Southern Fried Rabbit - Bugs dresses as him in a repeat of the routine from "Wise Quackers"
- My Generation G...G... Gap
Art Linkletter[]
John Litel[]
- Old Glory - as Patrick Henry
Mary Livingstone[]
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Canary Livingstone
- Malibu Beach Party
- The Mouse That Jack Built - as a mouse voiced by herself
Harold Lloyd[]
- Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid - missing body scene from The Freshman
Carole Lombard[]
Carmen Lombardo[]
- Porky at the Crocadero - as Cryman Lombago
Lord Haw-Haw[]
Peter Lorre[]
- Porky's Movie Mystery - Porky does his Mr. Moto character
- Hollywood Steps Out - admires Sally Strand's bubble dance
- Horton Hatches the Egg - as a fish
- Daffy Doodles
- Hair-Raising Hare
- Racketeer Rabbit - as Hugo
- Birth of a Notion
- Quack Shot - After getting shot in the face by a miniature boat, Elmer briefly does an impression of him
- Hyde and Hare - Dr. Hyde's appearance and voice are based on him
- Boston Quackie
- Carrotblanca - Tweety portraying his role in the original film on which the cartoon is based
- "New Character Day" episode of Tiny Toon Adventures - as Boxcars
- "The Maltese Canary" episode of The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries - as Joel Ferret
- Looney Tunes Back in Action - as Dr. Lorre
Jimmie Lunceford[]
Ida Lupino[]
Douglas MacArthur[]
Fred MacMurray[]
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Fred McFurry
- Malibu Beach Party
Wally Maher[]
- Falling Hare - The Gremlin quotes Wilbur, Maher's character in Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou, when he says, "I like him, he's silly!"
- Birdy and the Beast - "I like him, he's silly!"
- Nasty Quacks - "I like him, he's silly!"
Fredric March[]
- Three's a Crowd - as Mr. Hyde
- Hare We Go - as Columbus
The Marx Brothers[]
- Bosko's Knight-Mare - All four Marxes are knights of the round table.
- Bosko's Picture Show - appear holding butterfly nets during the newsreel, then appear singing "Daisy Bell" during Honey's film
- Flowers for Madame - Harpo is a dandelion.
- The CooCoo Nut Grove - Groucho Marx and Harpo Marx, as a bird, appear
- Porky's Hare Hunt - the rabbit quotes Groucho Marx and says, "Course you know that this means war!"
- Busy Bakers - Harpo is a baker elf
- Elmer's Pet Rabbit - Bugs quotes Groucho Marx and says, "Of course you know that this means war!"
- The Fighting 69½th - Groucho's line "Of course, you know this means war!"
- Hollywood Steps Out - Groucho Marx is disguised as a woman who Clark Gable follows and Harpo Marx also appears, giving Greta Garbo a hotfoot and popping Sally Strand's bubble with a slingshot
- Case of the Missing Hare - "Of course you realize, this means war!"
- Brother Brat - "Of course you know this means war!"
- Slick Hare - seated with Harpo and Chico, Bugs and Elmer dress up like Groucho and Harpo respectively
- Long-Haired Hare - "Of course you know this means war!"
- The Windblown Hare - "Of course, you know this means war!"
- Hurdy-Gurdy Hare - "I've seen you before, I never forget a face. But in your case, I'll make an exception!"
- Boobs in the Woods - "This means war!"
- Bully for Bugs - "Of course you realize this means war!"
- Wideo Wabbit
- Hare-abian Nights
- Wet Hare
Victor Mature[]
- The Hep Cat - the cat's face turns into a caricature of him when he claims be a "gorgeous hunk of man"
Victor McLaglen[]
- Have You Got Any Castles? - The Informer is a caricature of him
Haven McQuarrie[]
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Raven McQuandry
Audrey Meadows[]
Adolphe Menjou[]
Ray Milland[]
The Mills Brothers[]
Peter Minuit[]
Carmen Miranda[]
- Porky's Pooch - Rover dresses like her and sings "Mi Caballero"
- Daffy's Southern Exposure
- Yankee Doodle Daffy - Daffy does an impression of her
- What's Cookin' Doc? - Bugs does an impression of her
- Hollywood Canine Canteen - as a dog
- Slick Hare
- The Goofy Gophers
James Monroe[]
Vaughn Monroe[]
- Swooner Crooner - as a rooster
Bull Montana[]
- Porky's Poppa - as Bull Bontana
Grace Moore[]
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Grace Moose
Victor Moore[]
- Ain't That Ducky - the hunter is a caricature of him and is voiced by him
Helen Morgan[]
Paul Muni[]
- Have You Got Any Castles? - Louis Pasteur is a caricature of him
Edward R. Murrow[]
Benito Mussolini[]
- I've Got to Sing a Torch Song
- Buddy's Theatre
- What Price Porky
- The Ducktators
- Tokio Jokio
- Spies
- Scrap Happy Daffy
Frank Nelson[]
Emperor Nero[]
Margaret O'Brien[]
Edna May Oliver[]
- The CooCoo Nut Grove - as "The Lady in Red"
- Porky's Road Race
- The Hardship of Miles Standish - Priscilla is a caricature of her
- Porky's Tire Trouble - as one of Flat Foot Flookey's impressions
Frank Orth[]
Ignacy Jan Paderewski[]
- Hamateur Night - as Maestro Palawitski
Eugene Pallette[]
- Have You Got Any Castles? - as Old King Cole
Harry Parke[]
- Daffy Duck & Egghead - the turtle's voice based on his character Parkyakarkus
Louella Parsons[]
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Louella Possums
- A Hare Grows in Manhattan - as a Hollywood gossip queen named Lola Beverly
- A Star Is Bored - Bugs talks with a female journalist based on her
Louis Pasteur[]
- Have You Got Any Castles? - as played by Paul Muni
Pat Patrick[]
- Corn Plastered - the crow is voiced by him and his voice was based on Patrick's character Ercil Twing from The Chase and Sanborn Hour
Al Pearce[]
- Porky's Hero Agency - his character Elmer Blurt is a statue used as a doorstop
- Little Red Walking Hood - the Big Bad Wolf imitates Al Pearce's door-to-door salesman character Elmer Blurt
- Jungle Jitters - the salesman's voice is an imitation of Pearce's character Elmer Blurt
- A Star Is Hatched - Clem is a caricature of his character Elmer Blurt
- Porky's Spring Planting - Porky says Blurt's "I hope, I hope, I hope."
- Pilgrim Porky - "I hope, I hope, I hope."
Harold Peary[]
- Hare Conditioned - the store manager's voice is an impression of his character from Fibber McGee and Molly, Thockmorton P. Gildersleeve, and Bugs remarks that he sounds "just like that guy on the radio: The Great Gildersneeze!"
Gregory Peck[]
Joe Penner[]
- Toy Town Hall - a stuffed rabbit does an impression of him
- Porky's Duck Hunt - a caricature of Penner says, "You wanna buy a duck?"
- Sweet Sioux - as a Native American
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Joe Penguin
- Daffy Duck & Egghead - Egghead's voice is an imitation of him
- Cinderella Meets Fella - Egghead laughs like him
- A-Lad-In Bagdad - Egghead impersonates him
- Count Me Out - Egghead quotes him by saying, "It's unbelievable!"
- Scalp Trouble - as a Native American (reused from "Sweet Sioux")
- Ali-Baba Bound - Porky quotes Penner by saying, "You nasty spy!"
- Farm Frolics - the weasel quotes Penner by saying, "Don't ever do-o-o-o that!"
- My Green Fedora - Peter Rabbit imitates him and Elmer laughs like him
- Porky in the North Woods - Jean Baptise quotes Penner by saying, "You nasty man!"
Lydia Pinkham[]
Minerva Pious[]
- Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid - Mama Buzzard is based on her character Mrs. Nussbaum
ZaSu Pitts[]
- I've Got to Sing a Torch Song
- Farm Frolics - as a pig
Pocahontas[]
- Johny Smith and Poker-Huntas
- Nothing but the Tooth
- Boobs in the Woods - Daffy Duck does an impression of her
Oscar Polk[]
Lily Pons[]
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Lily Swans
Emily Post[]
Dick Powell[]
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Dick Fowl
- Porky's Hero Agency - as statue of Dick A. Powello
- September in the Rain - singing "By a Waterfall" with Ruby Keeler caricature
- A Star Is Hatched
William Powell[]
- Speaking of the Weather - as The Thin Man with Asta
- Have You Got Any Castles? - recycled from Speaking of the Weather
- Hollywood Steps Out
- Dog Daze
Tyrone Power[]
Elvis Presley[]
- Dog Tales
- Hare-abian Nights - as El-Vez Prezley
John Qualen[]
- Hobby Horse-Laffs - Potts
George Raft[]
- The CooCoo Nut Grove
- Ali-Baba Bound - the spy is a caricature of him
- Malibu Beach Party
- Hollywood Steps Out - sits at a table with other movie tough guys
- Racketeer Rabbit
- Mouse Menace
- Bugs' Bonnets
Katharine Raht[]
Sally Rand[]
- Hollywood Steps Out - as Sally Strand
Joyce Randolph[]
Basil Rathbone[]
- The Great Piggy Bank Robbery - as Sherlock Holmes
Martha Raye[]
- Sweet Sioux - as a Native American
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Moutha Bray
Dixie Reger[]
- Circus Today - as Miss Dixie Dare
Paul Revere[]
The Ritz Brothers[]
- Have You Got Any Castles? - as the Three Musketeers
Bill Robinson[]
- Clean Pastures - tap-dances down the streets of Harlem
- Have You Got Any Castles? - tap-dances on the cover of 39 Steps
- You're an Education
Edward G. Robinson[]
Edward G. Robinson appears in:
- The CooCoo Nut Grove
- A Star Is Hatched
- Porky's Tire Trouble - as one of Flat Foot Flookey's impressions
- A Day at the Zoo - Jail-bird impersonates him
- Thugs with Dirty Mugs - as Ed. G. Robemsome
- Polar Pals - Porky's distorted reflection
- Hollywood Steps Out - has a conversation with Ann Sheridan
- Fox Pop
- What's Cookin' Doc? - Bugs Bunny does an impression of him
- Hollywood Canine Canteen - as a dog
- Hush My Mouse - as Edward G. Robincat
- Racketeer Rabbit - as Rocky
Ginger Rogers[]
Cesar Romero[]
Mickey Rooney[]
- Malibu Beach Party
- Hollywood Steps Out - sits at a table with Judy Garland, and does dishes with his on-screen father, Lewis Stone
Franklin Delano Roosevelt[]
- Bosko in Person
- Aviation Vacation
- The Ducktators - Peace Dove
Theodore Roosevelt[]
- Aviation Vacation
- Saps in Chaps
- The Weakly Reporter
- Draftee Daffy
- Kitty Kornered - Porky's cats dress like him as they charge towards Porky's room
- Ballot Box Bunny
Max Rosenbloom[]
- Pied Piper Porky - Slapsie Catsie
- The Timid Toreador - Slapsie Maxie Rosenbull
Betsy Ross[]
Lanny Ross[]
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Lanny Hoss
David Rubinoff[]
- Billboard Frolics - Rub-Em-Off and his Wioleen
- Toy Town Hall - a trio of violinists called The Rubinoffs
Babe Ruth[]
- Boulevardier from the Bronx - as a pig batter
- Porky's Baseball Broadcast - reused from "Boulevardier from the Bronx"
Chic Sale[]
- Three's a Crowd - as The Specialist
Zachary Scott[]
William Shakespeare[]
George Bernard Shaw[]
Norma Shearer[]
Ann Sheridan[]
- Hollywood Steps Out - says "Oomph" to Edward G. Robinson (she was known as the "Oomph Girl")
- Fox Pop
- Daffy Doodles
Bugsy Siegel[]
Frank Sinatra[]
- Swooner Crooner - as a rooster
- Book Revue - featured as a sickly man in a wheelchair on the cover of The Voice in the Wilderness
- Quentin Quail
- Hollywood Canine Canteen - as a dog
- The Mouse-Merized Cat - Catstello does an impression of him when he is hypnotized by Babbit
- Slick Hare
- Catch as Cats Can - as a canary
- Curtain Razor - as a rooster
- The Looney Tunes Show episode "The Foghorn Leghorn Story" - rooster from "Swooner Crooner"
The Foghorn Leghorn Story
Penny Singleton[]
Gene Siskel[]
Sitting Bull[]
Red Skelton[]
- Gopher Goofy - "Let's not get nosy, bub!"
- Wacky Blackout - the woodpecker is based on the Mean Widdle Kid
- The Impatient Patient - Daffy and Chloe both say, "He don't know me very well, do he?" Later, Daffy hits Chloe on the head with a hammer and he exclaims, "Oh! Oh! You bwoke my widdle head! Oh you bwoke my widdle spine!" The cuckoo bird holds a sign reading "HE, DOOD IT"
- The Daffy Duckaroo - Little Beaver's voice is based on Clem Kadiddlehopper and the character Daisy June shares the same name as Clem's girlfriend. Also when Little Beaver's hammer breaks, he quotes the Mean Widdle Kid by saying, "you bwoke my widdle hammer!"
- A Tale of Two Kitties - the character Tweety was based on the Mean Widdle Kid
- Ding Dog Daddy - a bird quotes the Mean Widdle Kid when he tells the dog, "Let's not get nosy, bub!"
- Case of the Missing Hare - Bugs does an impression of his Mean Widdle Kid character by saying, "If I dood it, I get a whippin'. I dood it."
- The Fifth-Column Mouse - "We dood it!"
- The Wise Quacking Duck - Daffy quotes the Mean Widdle Kid by saying, "you cwushed by widdle head!" after Mr. Meek attempts to cut him with an axe.
- Brother Brat - Baby Butch/Percy quotes the Mean Widdle Kid by telling Porky, "let's not get nosy, bub!"
- Birdy and the Beast - Tweety impersonates the Mean Widdle Kid when the cat tries to grab him
- Buckaroo Bugs - Red Ryder is based on Clem Kadiddlehopper and Sheriff Dead-Eye
- Stage Door Cartoon - Bugs does an impression of Clem when he says, "Here I am!"
- Hare Trigger - At the end, Bugs quotes the Mean Widdle Kid by saying, "He don’t know me very well, do he?"
- Ain't That Ducky - Daffy impersonates the Mean Widdle Kid and dresses like him after the hunter runs over Daffy's cardboard cutout of himself
- Hare Tonic - Bugs quotes the Mean Widdle Kid when he says, "He don't know me very well, do he?"
- Easter Yeggs - When Bugs scolds the Bratty Kid for his violent behavior, the latter quotes the Mean Widdle Kid by whining "He bwoke my wittle arm!" repetitively
- I Taw a Putty Tat - Tweety quotes the Mean Widdle Kid when he says, "Her don't know me very well, do her?"
- The Rattled Rooster - The worm says "He don't know how really clever I am, do he?"
- Hare Splitter - Casbah Rabbit is an imitation of Clem Kadiddlehopper and his crush Daisy Lou is a parody of Clem's girlfriend Daisy June
- Rebel Rabbit - Bugs quotes the Mean Widdle Kid when he says, "He don’t know me very well, do he?"
- Ballot Box Bunny - Bugs quotes the Mean Widdle Kid after kissing Yosemite Sam by saying, "He bit my widdle nose!"
- Sahara Hare - Yosemite Sam quotes Sheriff Deadeye when he tells his camel to "whoa"
- Yankee Dood It - Though no caricatures of Red Skeleton's characters are seen or heard in this cartoon, the cartoon's title is partially a pun on Red Skeleton's famous "I dood it" quote.
- Wet Hare
- The Slick Chick
Alexis Smith[]
C. Aubrey Smith[]
John Smith[]
- Johny Smith and Poker-Huntas
- Porky's Hotel - in a painting
Kate Smith[]
- The Shanty Where Santy Claus Lives
- Prehistoric Porky - "Hello everybody."
- Robinson Crusoe Jr. - "So long, everybody."
Ned Sparks[]
- Speaking of the Weather
- The CooCoo Nut Grove
- Have You Got Any Castles? - Rip Van Winkle's appearance and voice is based on his
- Believe It or Else - wishing well voice
- Fresh Fish - as a crab
- Slap Happy Pappy - as a chicken
- Malibu Beach Party
- Prehistoric Porky - as a vulture
- Goofy Groceries - as a crab
- Hollywood Steps Out - asks several dour-faced celebrities if they are having a good time
Joseph Stalin[]
Lionel Stander[]
Henry Morton Stanley[]
- Africa Squeaks - as played by Spencer Tracy
- Malibu Beach Party - as played by Spencer Tracy
Barbara Stanwyck[]
Jimmy Stewart[]
- Elmer's Pet Rabbit - Bugs' voice is an imitation of him
- Hollywood Steps Out - nervously tries to talk his way out of a dance with Dorothy Lamour
Leopold Stokowski[]
- She Was an Acrobat's Daughter - as Maestro Stickoutski
- Speaking of the Weather - as Leopold Stickoutski
- Porky at the Crocadero - Porky does an impression of him
- Goofy Groceries
- Hollywood Steps Out - appears as Stickoutski
- Hollywood Canine Canteen - as Leopold Bowowski, a dog
- Slick Hare
- Long-Haired Hare - Bugs Bunny dresses like him wearing a wig similar to his and is referred to as Leopold by the orchestra members
- Baton Bunny - silhouette at the beginning
Lewis Stone[]
- Hollywood Steps Out - does the dishes with his on-screen son, Mickey Rooney
Deems Taylor[]
- A Corny Concerto - Elmer appears as Taylor
Robert Taylor[]
- Jungle Jitters - the Queen visualizes the salesman with his head replaced by Taylor's
- A-Lad-In Bagdad
- Malibu Beach Party
Lowell Thomas[]
- She Was an Acrobat's Daughter - as Dole Promise
- The Film Fan - as Cold Promise
Bill Thompson[]
- The Hardship of Miles Standish - as his "Old-Timer" character in Fibber McGee and Molly
- Foney Fables - as character Nick Depopoulous, "For crying out Pete's sake!"
- The Ducktators - Old Timer is Father Time
- Tortoise Wins by a Hare - Bugs disguises himself as the "Old-Timer"
- The Wise Quacking Duck - Mr. Meek is a parody of his character Wallace Wimple from Fibber McGee and Molly
- Life with Feathers - the suicidal lovebird's voice is patterned after his character Wallace Wimple
The Three Stooges[]
- The Girl at the Ironing Board
- Buddy's Lost World - three jungle natives are based on them
- Porky's Hero Agency
- Wholly Smoke - as cigars
- Porky in Wackyland - a bizarre three-headed creature is based on them
- Hollywood Steps Out - engage in their antics during the conga
- Dough for the Do-Do - a bizarre three-headed creature is based on them
Buddy's Lost World
Wholly Smoke
Porky in Wackyland
Hollywood Steps Out
Lawrence Tibbett[]
Hideki Tojo[]
- The Ducktators
- Tokio Jokio
- Tin Pan Alley Cats
- Scrap Happy Daffy
- The Goldbrick
- Bugs Bunny Nips the Nips
Tamara Toumanova[]
Spencer Tracy[]
- Africa Squeaks - as Henry Morton Stanley
- Malibu Beach Party
- Hollywood Steps Out
Arthur Treacher[]
- Hollywood Steps Out - sits with other dour-faced celebrities
Sophie Tucker[]
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Sophie Turkey
Gene Tunney[]
- Porky's Five & Ten - as Gene Tuna
Deanna Turpin[]
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Deanna Terrapin
Rudy Vallee[]
- Toy Town Hall
- I Only Have Eyes for You
- Porky at the Crocadero - Porky does an impression of him
- Wholly Smoke - as a cigar
- Crosby, Columbo, and Vallee
Lupe Velez[]
Josef von Sternberg[]
- Daffy Duck in Hollywood - as Director von Hamburger
Fats Waller[]
- Clean Pastures - one of the angels is based on him
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Fats Swallow
- September in the Rain
- The Penguin Parade - as Fats Walrus
- Have You Got Any Castles? - reused footage from Clean Pastures
- The Isle of Pingo Pongo
- Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs - as the seven dwarfs
- Tin Pan Alley Cats
George Washington[]
- A Great Big Bunch of You
- Old Glory
- Little Blabbermouse
- Holiday Highlights
- Aviation Vacation
- Saps in Chaps
- Nutty News
- Scrap Happy Daffy
- The Weakly Reporter
- A Bear for Punishment
- Yankee Doodle Bugs
- Boyhood Daze
Johnny Weissmuller[]
- Three's a Crowd - as Tarzan
- The CooCoo Nut Grove
- Speaking of the Weather
- A Star Is Hatched
- The Major Lied 'Til Dawn
- Hollywood Steps Out - arrives in his Tarzan attire
- Hollywood Daffy
- Gorilla My Dreams - as Tarzan
Mae West[]
- I've Got to Sing a Torch Song
- Buddy's Beer Garden
- Let It Be Me
- Fish Tales - worm
- The CooCoo Nut Grove
- Porky's Romance - by Petunia
- Porky's Double Trouble - Killer's disguise
- A Star Is Hatched
- Porky's Five & Ten
- Cross Country Detours
- Hare Ribbin'
Bert Wheeler[]
Whistler's Mother[]
Paul Whiteman[]
- Into Your Dance - Porky's disguise
- Porky at the Crocadero - by Porky
Wendell Willkie[]
Don Wilson[]
- My Little Buckaroo - "I never get to do anything"
- The Mouse That Jack Built
Walter Winchell[]
- The CooCoo Nut Grove - as Walter Windpipe
- Speaking of the Weather - as Walter Snitchell
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Walter Finchell
- Johny Smith and Poker-Huntas - on the radio
- The Lone Stranger and Porky Indian in the mirror
- Porky's Movie Mystery
- Slap Happy Pappy - as a bird
- Herr Meets Hare - The news reporter reporting on Fatso Goering at the beginning is a voice imitation of him
- One Meat Brawl - on the radio
Jane Withers[]
- Have You Got Any Castles? - the three girls on the cover of Little Women are caricatures of her
Tony Wons[]
Alexander Woollcott[]
- The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos - as Owl Kott
- Have You Got Any Castles? - the Town Crier is based on him (Woollcott requested this footage be removed from re-releases of this cartoon)
- The Hardship of Miles Standish
Monty Woolley[]
Robert Woolsey[]
Ed Wynn[]
- Bosko's Knight-Mare - one of the Knights of the Round Table
- I've Got to Sing a Torch Song
- A Cartoonist's Nightmare
- I Only Have Eyes for You - "So"
- A Tale of Two Kitties - Catstello cries like him on the ladder
- Hollywood Canine Canteen
- A Feather in His Hare - The dopey Native American hunter physically is a caricature of him, though the voice is not.
Isoruku Yamamoto[]
Loretta Young[]
See also[]