Hurts and Flowers
Overview
Roland is a flower child; Rattfink is "a weed." Roland keeps growing, picking, and sniffing flowers; Rattfink keeps attacking Roland, but the attacks either fail or backfire. Among the gags: As Roland plays the harp, Rattfink tries to discourage him by drumming. When that fails, he inverts the drum to reveal a beehive; the bees attack, the harp strings send Roland back into a fountain, and the bee-stung Roland still presents Rattfink with a flower. Rattfink air-drops a bag of flour on Roland; the resulting cloud of flour engulfs RF's plane, and he crashes into a building. Finally, Roland is in a jam session; Rattfink paints a can of nitroglycerine to look like a drum, but slips on a banana peel and explodes. Roland puts a flower on his grave; Rattfink's ghost hurls it at Roland.
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Crew
- Director
- Hawley Pratt
- Writer
- John W. Dunn
- Production
- DePatie-Freleng Enterprises
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Who directed Hurts and Flowers?
Hurts and Flowers was directed by Hawley Pratt.
When was Hurts and Flowers released?
Hurts and Flowers was released in 1969.
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