John W. Dunn

Personal Info

Know For

Writing

Gender

Male

Birthday

1919-02-25 (64 years old)

Deathday

1983-01-17

Place of Birth

Coatbridge, Scotland, UK

John W. Dunn

Biography

John William Dunn (1919–1983) was a Scottish screenwriter and cartoon animator, active from 1955 to 1983. Dunn began his career at the Walt Disney cartoon studio, where his first story credit—Man in Space—received an Oscar nomination. He moved to Warner Bros. Cartoons in 1960; there, he began with The Pied Piper of Guadalupe, which was also nominated for an Oscar. He and fellow Disney man David Detiege replaced Warner Bros. top writers Michael Maltese and Warren Foster after they went to Hanna Barbera to receive higher billing in the sixties. He usually worked under Friz Freleng and Chuck Jones' units. After the Warner's cartoon studio clos...

Production

1939

1963

1962

Bill of Hare

as Story

1963

1963

1966

1964

Dumb Patrol

as Writer

1967

1962

1978

A Pink Christmas

as Teleplay

1966

1936

1961

Beep Prepared

as Screenplay

1970

1975

1975

1975

Rockhounds

as Story

1974

1975

1976

Medicur

as Story

1975

Haunting Dog

as Story

1974

1975

1969

1969

1969

Dune Bug

as Writer

1962

Crows' Feat

as Story

1970

1970

Mumbo Jumbo

as Writer

1971

1966

1966

Ape Suzette

as Writer

1966

1966

1967

1967

1968

1969

1968

1969

1969

1971

1970

1965

Sink Pink

as Writer

1964

False Hare

as Story

1971

Cattle Battle

as Writer

1966

1964

Pink Pajamas

as Writer

1965

Pink Ice

as Writer

1978

1976

Sherlock Pink

as Writer

1976

Pink Piper

as Writer

1968

Tickled Pink

as Writer

1978

1976

Rocky Pink

as Writer

1965

1972

Pink 8 Ball

as Writer

1969

1969

Pink-A-Rella

as Writer

1969

Slink Pink

as Writer

1976

Pinky Doodle

as Writer

1966

Super Pink

as Writer

1976

Mystic Pink

as Writer

1969

Extinct Pink

as Writer

1974

Pink Aye

as Writer

1978

1966

Pink-A-Boo

as Writer

1967

Pinknic

as Writer

1967

Pinto Pink

as Writer

1967

In the Pink

as Writer

1967

1967

Pink Paradise

as Writer

1971

1968

Pink Valiant

as Writer

1971

Pink Pranks

as Writer

1968

Sky Blue Pink

as Writer

1971

The Pink Flea

as Writer

1975

Pink Elephant

as Writer

1975

Pink Campaign

as Writer

1975

Bobolink Pink

as Writer

1968

1978

Pinkologist

as Writer

1978

Pink Bananas

as Writer

1975

Pink Streaker

as Writer

1975

Salmon Pink

as Writer

1975

Pink Plasma

as Writer

1975

1975

Pink DaVinci

as Writer

1968

1968

1968

G.I. Pink

as Writer

1968

The Pink Pill

as Writer

1968

1978

1978

1978

Pink Lemonade

as Writer

1978

Pink Press

as Writer

1978

Pink S.W.A.T.

as Writer

1978

1978

Star Pink

as Writer

1969

Tijuana Toads

as Writer

1970

1971

Mud Squad

as Writer

1969

Go for Croak

as Writer

1971

Croakus Pocus

as Writer

1971

1972

Nippon Tuck

as Writer

1972

1973

Snake Preview

as Writer

1971

Serape Happy

as Writer

1972

Frog Jog

as Writer

1973

Fowl Play

as Writer

1972

1972

1973

1970

1972

Hiss and Hers

as Writer

1972

Yokahama Mama

as Writer

1974

1973

1973

1973

Wham and Eggs

as Writer

1972

Camera Bug

as Writer

1973

1974

Phony Express

as Writer

1974

Giddy Up Woe

as Writer

1973

1974

Gold Struck

as Writer

1973

1974

Mesa Trouble

as Writer

1974

1974

1964

The Incredible Mr. Limpet

as Story Supervisor

1964

1964

1955

1963

1962

1967

Pink Panic

as Story

1965

1971

1978

1964

1963

1963

Aqua Duck

as Story

1964

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