Talk:Gold Diggers of '49

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Ext. link to film's IMDb problem

I just attempted to create and external link to the IMDb page for this film, but it only goes to a "Title search" page (much like a Wiki disambig. page), despite the fact that when I put the title (no year or other clarification) in their main page's search engine, that went directly to the film's listing. That's how I got the title number for the link. Very careful examination could reveal nothing wrong with the link as I made it, but the problem makes no sense. Can anybody do a better job of it, please? Also, if you initially have the same result but then correct it, please let me know what happened and what you did, as it is happening with a few other titles as well. Thank you. Ted Watson (talk) 20:41, 2 February 2008 (UTC

Guess What?

I have seen this cartoon before. Porky's voice was totally lower and totally different. In the cartoon, Porky would go "Yeeeeeeeeaaaaaawhoooooppeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!" and the only simularity in his voice from now and in this cartoon is that Porky stuttered (only in 3 sentences). The sentences were, "If you get that b-b-b-bag for me, you can have m-m-m-my d-d-d-daughter,"; "Well, here's my d-d-d-daughter!"; and "D-d-d-dang, this isn't the g-g-g-gold bag, this is mah-mah-mah-my d-d-d-d-dang lunch!" I couldn't even tell it was Porky, since he was fat, large, and deep-voiced in this cartoon instead of small-voiced, cute, and a little thin. From --Looney Kid (talk) 18:44, 19 December 2009 (UTC)[reply]