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The Hungry Wolf is a 1942 one-reel animated cartoon short subject from the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer cartoon studio. It tells the story of an old hungry wolf who one day, while starving during a cold winter, meets with a rabbit and is struggling between his instincts and conscience.

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The Hungry Wolf
Directed by	Directed and supervised by: Hugh Harman (uncredited)
Produced by	Hugh Harman, Fred Quimby and William Hanna (uncredited)
Starring	Mel Blanc (wolf, uncredited) Lucille Bliss (rabbit (possibly), uncredited)
Music by	Scott Bradley (uncredited)
Animation by	Character animation: Bill Tytla (uncredited) Pete Burness (uncredited) Kenneth Muse (uncredited) Irven Spence (uncredited) Jack Zander (uncredited) Robert Allen (uncredited) Effects animation: Al Grandmain (solely uncredited)
Color process	Technicolor
Production company	MGM Cartoons
Distributed by	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Release date	February 21, 1942
Running time	9:14
Country	United States
Language	English

Plot

Once in a cold winter, an old wolf was hungry in earnest. When a wolf's stomach rumbles, it moves as if someone lives in it. But he has no food, when his stomach is so empty, and he begins and hallucinating, seeing a rope as sausages and a rolling pin as an ear of corn. A young rabbit, lost in the snow, comes in, and wolf eyes him hungrily. The rabbit is amazingly polite, and just before the wolf is about to cook him and eat, asks the wolf to be his father.

The hungry wolf can not bring himself to eat him and instead angrily sends him away. But he remains hungry and begins to get angry, because hunger will not stop, so he's angry sets out in search of the rabbit. The rabbit's mother in a fit of worry sets out to find her son and indeed does so. But she finds him with the wolf lying next to him, having collapsed from the presumed cold. They carry him back home with them and give a him a blanket a tub of hot water to warm up his feet and some turkey to satisfy his hunger, much to his joy.

References

External links

• The Hungry Wolf at IMDb
• The Hungry Wolf at The Big Cartoon DataBase

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