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Ken Harris was an American animator who worked for various studios, including Warner Bros., MGM, and Richard Williams. He was known for his work with Chuck Jones and his versatility in creating various characters and scenes.
Ken Harris (1898-1982) was a prolific and influential animator and director at Warner Brothers, working on classic Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies episodes. He also animated Tom & Jerry at MGM and The Return of the Pink Panther at Richard Williams studio.
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Learn about Ken Harris, one of the most talented and underrated animators in Warner Bros. history. See his amazing scenes of Daffy Duck, Bugs Bunny, Wile E. Coyote and more, and debunk the myths about his skills and style.
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Learn about Ken Harris, a top animator who worked on Looney Tunes and other Warner Bros. cartoons. Watch his pencil tests, interviews, and read further resources on his legacy and style.
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Watch a collection of scenes featuring Ken Harris' animation of characters ranting, outbursts, and emotional scenes. Ken Harris was a Warner Bros. animator who worked with Chuck Jones from 1938 to 1962.
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Ken Harris (1898-1982) was a long-time animator at Warner Bros. Cartoons, working under Chuck Jones and others. He also directed his own cartoon, "Hare-abian Nights", featuring Bugs Bunny and Yosemite Sam.
Biography. Ken met and married his first wife, Alta, in 1927 (she died in 1963). In 1966, Ken married his second wife, Kathryn, at St. Francis de Sales Church in Sherman Oaks, with Chuck Jones as his best man.
