Pink Ice is the ninth cartoon produced in the Pink Panther series. A total of 124 6-minute cartoons were produced between 1964 and 1980.
The Pink Panther owns a diamond mine in South Africa and manages to unearth a large stone. Though he has safely locked the diamond away, a crooked pair of rival miners, named Devereaux and Hoskins, operating the neighboring mine steal the panther's discovery. Devereaux and Hoskins then try to dispose of the Pink...
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Pink Ice is the ninth cartoon produced in the Pink Panther series. A total of 124 6-minute cartoons were produced between 1964 and 1980.
The Pink Panther owns a diamond mine in South Africa and manages to unearth a large stone. Though he has safely locked the diamond away, a crooked pair of rival miners, named Devereaux and Hoskins, operating the neighboring mine steal the panther's discovery. Devereaux and Hoskins then try to dispose of the Pink Panther, but fail miserably.
Pink Ice is one of two Pink Panther cartoon shorts in which the feline is given dialogue. Whereas the panther had a single line of dialogue in Sink Pink, he is given extensive dialogue in Pink Ice. Friz Freleng soon realized that the feline was more appealing as a sophisticated mute, and discontinued the talking panther for the remainder of the series. The panther has a British accent. His voice sometimes starts out a little soft but gets a little deeper the more he talks.
The voice was supplied by impressionist...
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