MeMe MotioN on Instagram: "🎬 Droopy’s Double Trouble (1951) is an MGM cartoon directed by Tex Avery in which Droopy outsmarts a desperate wolf by posing as identical twin brothers. The comedy comes from repetition and inevitability—the wolf becomes increasingly unhinged as he encounters “two” Droopys who look and behave exactly the same. Rather than relying on speed or violence, the cartoon highlights Avery’s signature theme: calm intelligence and deadpan persistence are more powerful than fran

@laffreels on Instagram: "🤣 . Droopy is from a series of theatrical animated short films produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) cartoon studio during the "Golden Age of American Animation." ​He was created by the legendary cartoonist and director Tex Avery. ​First Appearance: His debut was in the 1943 cartoon short titled "Dumb-Hounded," though he wasn't officially named "Droopy" on-screen until a later short, Señor Droopy (1949). ​Later Appearances: He starred in 24 original theatrical cartoons

Thoughts on minds on Instagram: "Slow voice. Sad eyes. Savage comebacks. 🐶😌 Droopy is the ultimate underdog of classic animation — proof that calm confidence always beats chaotic energy. 🎬 Droopy (1943–Present) Created by the legendary Tex Avery for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM), Droopy first appeared in the 1943 cartoon “Dumb-Hounded.” With his deadpan delivery and sleepy demeanor, this small basset hound quietly outsmarts his louder, meaner foes — whether they’re wolves, bulldogs, or braggarts