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Name |
Wiffle Piffle |
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Gender |
Male |
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Species |
Human |
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Voiced by | |
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First Appearance |
Whoops! I'm a Cowboy |
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Last Appearance |
Betty Boop's Hollywood Mystery |
Wiffle Piffle was a character that the Fleischer Studios tried to develop out of the Betty Boop series. His first appearance was in a Screen Song I Feel Like A Feather In The Breeze which released in 1936 in which he appears as a waiter in the opening. The animation of the character was by Tom Johnson (as was this model sheet.) Two follow-up films were made with this side character in Betty Boop shorts. The first, released in February 1937, was Whoops! I’m a Cowboy, and the second, in March 1937, The Hot Air Salesman. The opening scene features an expensive multiplane shot behind him.
Quotes
- Wiffle Piffle: "Betty will ya marry me?"
- Betty: "No!"
- Wiffle Piffle: "Why?"
- Betty: "I want a cowboy for a sweeetheart!"
Trivia
- Wiffle Piffle makes a cameo appearance in The Betty Boop Movie Mystery, where can be seen giving a telegram to Betty.
- In Whoops I'm a Cowboy Wiffle shows a romantic interest for Betty.
- Wiffle Piffle also makes a brief cameo in the 1988 film Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
