List of UPA cartoons

The following is a listing of every United Productions of America (UPA) short released through Columbia Pictures from 1948 to 1959, as well as a complete feature film list and an incomplete list of TV series, industrial films and training films.

Theatrical filmography

1948

1949

1950

1951

  • The Family Circus
  • Barefaced Flatfoot
  • Georgie and the Dragon
  • Fuddy Duddy Buddy
  • Peter Cottontail
  • Wonder Gloves
  • Grizzly Golfer
  • Rooty Toot TootAcademy Award Nominee

1952

  • The Oompahs
  • Sloppy Jalopy
  • The Dog Snatcher
  • Willie the Kid
  • Pink and Blue BluesAcademy Award Nominee
  • Pete Hothead
  • Hotsy Footsy
  • MadelineAcademy Award Nominee
  • Captains Outrageous

1953

  • It's Time for Everybody – Created as promotional film for the CBS Radio Network.
  • Little Boy with a Big Horn
  • The Emperor's New Clothes
  • Safety Spin
  • Christopher CrumpetAcademy Award Nominee
  • Gerald McBoing-Boing's Symphony
  • Magoo's Masterpiece
  • The Unicorn in the Garden
  • Magoo Slept Here
  • The Tell-Tale HeartAcademy Award Nominee

1954

  • Bringing Up Mother
  • Ballet-Oop
  • Magoo Goes Skiing (Submitted and screened at the 26th Academy Awards for an Oscar consideration, but wasn't nominated[1])
  • The Man on the Flying Trapeze
  • Fudget's Budget
  • Kangaroo Courting
  • How Now Boing Boing
  • Destination Magoo
  • Frosty the Snowman
  • When Magoo FlewAcademy Award Winner

1955

  • Spare the Child
  • Four Wheels and No Brake
  • Magoo's Check-Up
  • Baby Boogie
  • Magoo's Express
  • Madcap Magoo
  • Christopher Crumpet's Playmate
  • Stage Door Magoo
  • Rise of Duton Lang
  • Magoo Makes News (Submitted and screened at the 28th Academy Awards for an Oscar consideration, but wasn't nominated[2])

1956

  • Gerald McBoing! Boing! on Planet MooAcademy Award Nominee
  • Magoo's Canine Mutiny
  • Magoo Goes West
  • Calling Dr. Magoo
  • The JaywalkerAcademy Award Nominee
  • Magoo Beats the Heat
  • Magoo's Puddle JumperAcademy Award Winner
  • Trailblazer Magoo
  • Magoo's Problem Child
  • Meet Mother Magoo

1957

  • Magoo Goes Overboard
  • Matador Magoo
  • Magoo Breaks Par
  • Magoo's Glorious Fourth
  • Magoo's Masquerade
  • Magoo Saves the Bank
  • Rockhound Magoo
  • Magoo's Moose Hunt
  • Magoo's Private War (Submitted and screened at the 30th Academy Awards for an Oscar consideration, but wasn't nominated[3])
  • Trees and Jamaica DaddyAcademy Award Nominee

1958

  • Sailing and the Village Band (Submitted and screened at the 31st Academy Awards for an Oscar consideration, but wasn't nominated[4])
  • Magoo's Young Manhood
  • Scoutmaster Magoo
  • The Explosive Mr. Magoo
  • Magoo's Three-Point Landing (Submitted and screened at the 31st Academy Awards for an Oscar consideration, but wasn't nominated[4])
  • Magoo's Cruise
  • Love Comes to Magoo
  • Spring and Saganaki
  • Gumshoe Magoo

1959

  • Bwana Magoo
  • Picnics Are Fun and Dino's Serenade (Submitted and screened at the 32nd Academy Awards for an Oscar consideration, but wasn't nominated[5])
  • Bric’s Stew (not released)
  • Magoo's Homecoming
  • Merry Minstrel Magoo
  • Magoo's Lodge Brother
  • Terror Faces Magoo
  • Magoo Meets Boing Boing (The Noise-Making Boy) (Later released on the TV series Mister Magoo retitled "Magoo Meets McBoing Boing", Submitted and screened at the 32nd Academy Awards for an Oscar consideration, but wasn't nominated[5])

1960

  • Magoo Meets Frankenstein (Later released on the TV series Mister Magoo)
  • I Was a Teenage Magoo (Later released on the TV series Mister Magoo retitled "Teenage Magoo", Submitted and screened at the 33rd Academy Awards for an Oscar consideration, but wasn't nominated[6])

Features

Produced

Other

Television filmography

Television series

Specials

Miscellaneous filmography

1943:

  • Sparks and Chips Get the Blitz

1944:

1945:

  • A Few Quick Facts about Fear
  • A Few Quick Facts about Japan [7]
  • Brotherhood of Man
  • Fuel Tank Selection
  • Join-Up Collisions
  • Take-Off Accidents

1946:

  • Flat Hatting
  • Idling Mixture Check
  • In Your Power
  • Check and Double Check
  • Disorientation Crashes
  • Collisions with the Earth
  • Taxiing Collisions
  • After the Cut
  • Expanding World Relationships

1947:

  • Landing Accidents
  • Emergency Landings on Land
  • Marginal Weather Accidents
  • Accident Injury Prevention
  • Three Unions
  • How a Bill Goes through Congress

1948:

  • Swab Your Choppers
  • Accidents Resulting from Unfamiliarity in Aircraft; or, The Rover Boys in Peril
  • Inside Morgan's Head

1949:

  • Hazards in Ground Operation in Jet Aircraft
  • Jet Wings for Tomorrow
  • Bailing Out
  • The Sailor and the Seagull
  • Collisions during Simulated Combat
  • Dusty of the Circus (TV pilot)
  • Big Tim

1951:

  • Discipline Pays Off
  • Man On The Land

1952:

1953

  • Howdy Doody and His Magic Hat

1954:

  • Pump Trouble

1955:

  • Hooray for Homer

1956:

  • Sappy Homiens

1959:

  • Inside Magoo

1961

  • Mr. Digit and the Battle of Bubbling Brook

AT&T instructional video on conversion from lettered telephone exchanges to all-numeric dialing, which mixed live action and animation, featuring Peg Lynch and Alan Bunce as their TV and radio characters, Ethel and Albert, and an uncredited Howard McNear as the animated Mr. Digit. In the end credits, it was shown that UPA's phone number was 213-TH2-7171. When Mr. Digit spotted that, he summoned numbers that knocked the letters out of the number so it read 213-842-7171. (Due to subsequent area code splits, had UPA kept its phone number, it would be 323-842-7171 today) [8]

1976:

  • Dimensions of Quality

References

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Sources

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