Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs
This was the only short for which the animators at Warner Bros. did any research. They went to African American nightclubs to learn the slang.,Queen: De gal! And de prince! Wotta sickenin' sight!
Queen's Sweet Voice: [on telephone] Hello, Murder Incorporated?
Queen: [words appear on screen] BLACKOUT SO WHITE! *tears phone speaker off with her gapped teeth*,A unique "That's All, Folks!" card features an animated shot of Mammy and a little girl rocking in an armchair.,Edited into Uncensored Cartoons (1982),The Gold Diggers' Song (We're in the Money)
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Music by Harry Warren,It's been a dream of mine for years to see Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs, and I finally achieved that dream. A friend of mine somehow got a copy, and he burned one for me, and at the age of 18 my life is complete. No, I don't think little kids should see it, but I have to say, it lives up to every word of it's reputation. The voice acting and music are great. But what gets me the most is the sheer energy of the thing. It's just a rush for seven and a half minutes. The introductions of each new character are really great (especially Prince Chawmin's. Just exhilarating), and the dance number is spectacular as well. I'm still on a total high. Any fan of animation should see it. It's a great one.,