Barbera teamed up with animator and director William Hannah, 27, and together, they came up with a conflict between a dog and a fox. Along the way, that idea morphed into a cat and mouse.

Mike Rose, cleveland.com Don't Edit It all started with a game of cat and mouse William Hanna and Joseph Barbera met while both working for MGM’s animation department. The successfully collabora ...

When we were kids, William Hanna and Joseph Barbera ruled Saturday morning TV ... y and far-out featuring a band of hippie ...

There is nothing more basic than a cat chasing a mouse,” said Barbera, who is the creative part of the team, the one who comes up with characters and plot lines. (Hanna, vice president ...

They’re THE cat and mouse team ... But, I don’t think they’re the best Hanna-Barbera characters. That honor would go to… Scooby-Doo! Where Are You? Is more than just a show.

Their first cartoon, “Puss Gets the Boot” in 1940, starred a cat and mouse that became the famous cartoon duo “Tom and Jerry.” Hanna and Barbera produced 114 “Tom and Jerry” theatrical ...

The Hanna-Barbera mainstay played hundreds of cartoon characters, including Fancy-Fancy on 'Top Cat.' He appeared onscreen as well. By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Stephenson began work on The ...

Hanna and Barbera's first MGM cartoon, Puss Gets the Boots, was released in 1940. It was not only a hit but it was the first cartoon featuring a cat named Tom and a mouse named Jerry. Hanna ...

It is 49 years since Joseph Barbera and William Hanna made their first cartoon for television, a cat and dog caper called The Ruff and Reddy Show, but their work is still being shown around the world.

Hanna and Barbera collaborated for more than a half-century, first teaming up when both worked at MGM in 1937. They created the highly successful Tom and Jerry cartoons, the antics of a cat and ...

the constantly scrapping cartoon cat and mouse whose years of antics and engaging personalities convulsed movie theater patrons and earned seven Oscars. With Hanna, Mr. Barbera also brought to ...