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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Baskshi's favorite of his films.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: Bakshi would intentionally give Terry Haven vague directions to make her more irritated while recording her lines for Ida. He would sketch her when she was especially pissed and pass the drawings onto her animators.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: Bakshi would intentionally give Terry Terri Haven vague directions to make her more irritated while recording her lines for Ida. He would sketch her when she was especially pissed and pass the drawings onto her animators.
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* DevelopmentHell: Creator/RalphBakshi intended to make this as his first film, but Krantz instead suggested a film based off another property, leading to ''WesternAnimation/FritzTheCat''.
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* DevelopmentHell: Creator/RalphBakshi intended to make this as his first film, but Krantz instead suggested a film based off on another property, leading to ''WesternAnimation/FritzTheCat''.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: It dodges the bullet from this. During production, Ralph had a bit of a fallout with the producer for not getting paid much from ''WesternAnimation/FritzTheCat'''s success. Ralph was then fired from the film and the direction was given to animation legend Creator/ChuckJones. Chuck declined the offer believing that the film was better off in Bakshi’s hand. You can say Ralph was lucky on this one.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: It dodges the bullet from this. During production, Ralph had a bit of a fallout with the producer for not getting paid much from ''WesternAnimation/FritzTheCat'''s success. Ralph was then fired from the film and the direction was given to animation legend Creator/ChuckJones. Chuck declined the offer believing that the film was better off in Bakshi’s hand.hands. You can say Ralph was lucky on this one.
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* WriteWhoYouKnow: Some parts of Ida were based off Bakshi's own mother, who, apparently, was named Ida, Likewise, some of the photos we of her and family were actual ones of Bakshi's family and his mother.
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* Like with Fritz, this film was originally given a X rating despite attempts by its producer to get it a R, but home video releases give it a R rating instead.
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* Like with Fritz, this film was originally given a an X rating despite attempts by its producer to get it a an R, but home video releases give it a an R rating instead.
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* RealLife/MeanCharacterNiceActor: The cantankerous Ida is voiced by the late Terry Haven, described by her surviving family as a real-life ManicPixieDreamGirl who ''literally'' stopped to smell the roses. Bakshi had to actually try to irritate her to help her get into character.
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* DevelopmentHell: Bakshi intended to make this as his first film, but Krantz instead suggested a film based off another property, leading to ''Fritz the Cat''.
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* DevelopmentHell: Bakshi Creator/RalphBakshi intended to make this as his first film, but Krantz instead suggested a film based off another property, leading to ''Fritz the Cat''.''WesternAnimation/FritzTheCat''.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: It dodges the bullet from this. During production, Ralph had a bit of a fallout with the producer for not getting paid much from Fritz's success. Ralph was then fired from the film and the direction was given to animation legend Creator/ChuckJones. Chuck declined the offer believing that the film was better off in Bakshi’s hand. You can say Ralph was lucky on this one.
* MeanCharacterNiceActor: The cantankerous Ida is voiced by the late Terry Haven, described by her surviving family as a real-life ManicPixieDreamGirl who ''literally'' stopped to smell the roses. Bakshi had to actually try to irritate her to help her get into character.
* MeanCharacterNiceActor: The cantankerous Ida is voiced by the late Terry Haven, described by her surviving family as a real-life ManicPixieDreamGirl who ''literally'' stopped to smell the roses. Bakshi had to actually try to irritate her to help her get into character.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: It dodges the bullet from this. During production, Ralph had a bit of a fallout with the producer for not getting paid much from Fritz's ''WesternAnimation/FritzTheCat'''s success. Ralph was then fired from the film and the direction was given to animation legend Creator/ChuckJones. Chuck declined the offer believing that the film was better off in Bakshi’s hand. You can say Ralph was lucky on this one.
*MeanCharacterNiceActor: RealLife/MeanCharacterNiceActor: The cantankerous Ida is voiced by the late Terry Haven, described by her surviving family as a real-life ManicPixieDreamGirl who ''literally'' stopped to smell the roses. Bakshi had to actually try to irritate her to help her get into character.character.
* TroubledProduction: This marked the last time Bakshi would work with Steve Krantz due to the latter's extreme ExecutiveMeddling and off-the-wall antics. During the middle of production, Bakshi realized that he was never paid for his work on ''Fritz'', with Krantz claiming to him that "The picture didn't make money" ([[BlatantLies even though Krantz had just purchased a new BMW and a mansion in Beverly Hills]] after the smash box office success of ''Fritz''). Krantz would also issue memos requesting various changes to the movie, such as censoring/deleting several sex scenes. When Bakshi refused to talk about his next movie ''Harlem Nights'' with Krantz, the producer locked Bakshi out of the studio, wire-tapped his phone, and even fired him from his own movie, calling several directors to replace him, and only rehired Bakshi when co-producer Samuel Z. Arkoff threatened to pull funding from the film; all because Krantz was becoming paranoid about Bakshi's loyalty towards him as an employee.
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* TroubledProduction: This marked the last time Bakshi would work with Steve Krantz due to the latter's extreme ExecutiveMeddling and off-the-wall antics. During the middle of production, Bakshi realized that he was never paid for his work on ''Fritz'', with Krantz claiming to him that "The picture didn't make money" ([[BlatantLies even though Krantz had just purchased a new BMW and a mansion in Beverly Hills]] after the smash box office success of ''Fritz''). Krantz would also issue memos requesting various changes to the movie, such as censoring/deleting several sex scenes. When Bakshi refused to talk about his next movie ''Harlem Nights'' with Krantz, the producer locked Bakshi out of the studio, wire-tapped his phone, and even fired him from his own movie, calling several directors to replace him, and only rehired Bakshi when co-producer Samuel Z. Arkoff threatened to pull funding from the film; all because Krantz was becoming paranoid about Bakshi's loyalty towards him as an employee.
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* Like with Fritz, this film was originally given a X rating despite attempts by its producer to get it a R, but home video releases give it a R rating instead.
* WriteWhoYouKnow: Some parts of Ida were based off Bakshi's own mother, who, apparently, was named Ida, Likewise, some of the photos we of her and family were actual ones of Bakshi's family and his mother.
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* Like with Fritz, this film was originally given a X rating despite attempts by its producer to get it a R, but home video releases give it a R rating instead.
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* MeanCharacterNiceActor: The cantankerous Ida is voiced by the late Terry Haven, described by her surviving family as a real-life ManicPixieDreamGirl who ''literally'' stopped to smell the roses. Likewise, according to said relatives, the directors had to actually try to irritate her, so she'd get into character better.
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* MeanCharacterNiceActor: The cantankerous Ida is voiced by the late Terry Haven, described by her surviving family as a real-life ManicPixieDreamGirl who ''literally'' stopped to smell the roses. Likewise, according to said relatives, the directors Bakshi had to actually try to irritate her, so she'd her to help her get into character better.character.
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*WriteWhoYouKnow: Some parts of Ida were based off Bakshi's own mother, who, apparently, was named Ida, Likewise, some of the photos we of her and family were actual ones of Bakshi's family and his mother.
*WriteWhoYouKnow: Some parts of Ida were based off Bakshi's own mother, who, apparently, was named Ida, Likewise, some of the photos we of her and family were actual ones of Bakshi's family and his mother.
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* MeanCharacterNiceActor: The cantankerous Ida is voiced by the late Terry Haven, described by her surviving family as a real-life ManicPixieDreamGirl who ''literally'' stopped to smell the roses.
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* MeanCharacterNiceActor: The cantankerous Ida is voiced by the late Terry Haven, described by her surviving family as a real-life ManicPixieDreamGirl who ''literally'' stopped to smell the roses. Likewise, according to said relatives, the directors had to actually try to irritate her, so she'd get into character better.
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* MeanCharacterNiceActor: The cantankerous Ida is voiced by the now-retired Terry Haven, a real-life ManicPixieDreamGirl who ''literally'' stops to smell the roses.
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* MeanCharacterNiceActor: The cantankerous Ida is voiced by the now-retired late Terry Haven, described by her surviving family as a real-life ManicPixieDreamGirl who ''literally'' stops stopped to smell the roses.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: If you listen really carefully, you can hear Ralph's voice talking with two other people in one part of the film.
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* MeanCharactorNiceActor: The cantankerous Ida is voiced by the now-retired Terry Haven, a real-life ManicPixieDreamGirl who ''literally'' stops to smell the roses.
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* Like with Fritz, this film was originally given a X rating despite attempts by its producer to get it a R, but home video releases give it a R rating instead.
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* DevelopmentHell: Bakshi intended to make this as his first film, but Krantz instead suggested a film based off another property, leading to ''Fritz the Cat''.
* ExecutiveMeddling: It dodges the bullet from this. During production, Ralph had a bit of a fallout with the producer for not getting paid much from Fritz's success. Ralph was then fired from the film and the direction was given to animation legend Creator/ChuckJones. Chuck declined the offer believing that the film was better off in Bakshi’s hand. You can say Ralph was lucky on this one.
* HeyItsThatVoice: If you listen really carefully, you can hear Ralph's voice talking with two other people in one part of the film.
* ExecutiveMeddling: It dodges the bullet from this. During production, Ralph had a bit of a fallout with the producer for not getting paid much from Fritz's success. Ralph was then fired from the film and the direction was given to animation legend Creator/ChuckJones. Chuck declined the offer believing that the film was better off in Bakshi’s hand. You can say Ralph was lucky on this one.
* HeyItsThatVoice: If you listen really carefully, you can hear Ralph's voice talking with two other people in one part of the film.
