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Popeye first appeared in a 1929 daily comic strip called Thimble Theater by Elsie Segar and caught the country by storm. Popeye had nothing but his wits, a funny way of talking, and a crush on Olive Oyl. His fame eventually caught the attention of the Max Fleischer Studio and by 1933 Popeye had made his big screen debut in a Betty Boop short entitled Popeye The Sailor. The WWII years brought change to the spinach munching sailorman. In 1942, Popeye's uniform changed permanently to Navy whites and the same year, Paramount took over the production studio from the Fleischer brothers and renamed it Famous Studios, which continued to produce some superb entries in the Popeye series.
Original Release
07/14/1933
US Release
07/14/1933
Cast
Name | Character |
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William Costello | |
William Pennell | Bluto |
Bonnie Poe | Olive Oyl |
Directors
Writers
Cast
Name | Character |
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William Costello | |
William Pennell | Bluto |
Bonnie Poe | Olive Oyl |
Producers
Name | Role |
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Max Fleischer | Producer |