Ward and his partner, Alex Anderson, owed the creation of Bullwinkle to a strange dream — and a used car dealer.And now, the rest of the story.
Anderson had dreamt he attended a poker party with a "stupid moose who was doing card tricks," he told author Scott. "I woke up feeling embarrassed. I thought, 'You've been working too hard.'"
But he and Ward realized this could be a rich comical character. What to call it, though? They simply adapted the name of a car dealer — Clarence Bullwinkel — that they found humorous.
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Saturday, May 28, 2011
Palin/Bullwinkle 2012?
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I'd feel more comfortable if Rocky was in charge. Rocky has more sense than Sarah.
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Rocky isn't quite as funny as Sarah though. Bullwinkle's another story.
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ReplyDeleteWhose card tricks are better though?