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* RunningGag: The big crook repeatedly calls the short crook "stupid". When they give up on breaking into the opera house and go to the marquee to buy tickets the big crook spitefully asks for two tickets: [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments "One Adult. One *Stupid*"]]
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* RunningGag: The big crook repeatedly calls the short crook "stupid". When they give up on breaking into the opera house and go to the marquee to buy tickets the big crook spitefully asks for two tickets: [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments "One Adult. One *Stupid*"]]
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* RunningGag: The big crook repeatedly calls the short crook "stupid". When they give up on breaking into the opera house and go to the marquee to buy tickets the big crook spitefully asks for two tickets: [[CrowningMomentOfFunny "One Adult. One *Stupid*"]]
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* RunningGag: The big crook repeatedly calls the short crook "stupid". When they give up on breaking into the opera house and go to the marquee to buy tickets the big crook spitefully asks for two tickets: [[CrowningMomentOfFunny [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments "One Adult. One *Stupid*"]]
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A [[UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfAnimation 1967]] [[Creator/FamousStudios Paramount Cartoon Studios short]], which entered production under Creator/ShamusCulhane (who ultimately got the screen credit), although it was largely finished by Creator/RalphBakshi, The Opera Caper is about two unnamed french crooks who repeatedly attempt to break into an opera house to kidnap the star performer. [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner Wile E. Coyote]]-esque hijinks ensue. Clearly made on the cheap, the short remains memorable for the humorous antics of the two protagonists.
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A [[UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfAnimation 1967]] [[Creator/FamousStudios Paramount Cartoon Studios short]], which entered production under Creator/ShamusCulhane (who ultimately got the screen credit), although it was largely finished by Creator/RalphBakshi, The "The Opera Caper Caper" is about two unnamed french crooks who repeatedly attempt to break into an opera house to kidnap the star performer. [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner Wile E. Coyote]]-esque hijinks ensue. Clearly made on the cheap, the short remains memorable for the humorous antics of the two protagonists.
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A [[UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfAnimation 1967]] [[FamousStudios [[Creator/FamousStudios Paramount Cartoon Studios short]], which entered production under Creator/ShamusCulhane (who ultimately got the screen credit), although it was largely finished by Creator/RalphBakshi, The Opera Caper is about two unnamed french crooks who repeatedly attempt to break into an opera house to kidnap the star performer. [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner Wile E. Coyote]]-esque hijinks ensue. Clearly made on the cheap, the short remains memorable for the humorous antics of the two protagonists.
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A [[UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfAnimation 1967]] [[FamousStudios Paramount Cartoon Studios short]] directed short]], which entered production under Creator/ShamusCulhane (who ultimately got the screen credit), although it was largely finished by ShamusCulhane, Creator/RalphBakshi, The Opera Caper is about two unnamed french crooks who repeatedly attempt to break into an opera house to kidnap the star performer. [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner Wile E. Coyote]]-esque hijinks ensue. Clearly made on the cheap, the short remains memorable for the humorous antics of the two protagonists.
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A [[TheDarkAgeOfAnimation [[UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfAnimation 1967]] [[FamousStudios Paramount Cartoon Studios short]] directed by ShamusCulhane, The Opera Caper is about two unnamed french crooks who repeatedly attempt to break into an opera house to kidnap the star performer. [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner Wile E. Coyote]]-esque hijinks ensue. Clearly made on the cheap, the short remains memorable for the humorous antics of the two protagonists.
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A short [[TheDarkAgeOfAnimation 1967]] [[FamousStudios Paramount Cartoon Studios short]] directed by ShamusCulhane for Paramount's animation studio, ShamusCulhane, The Opera Caper is about two unnamed french crooks who repeatedly attempt to break into an opera house to kidnap the star performer. [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner Wile E. Coyote]]-esque hijinks ensue. Clearly made on the cheap, the short remains memorable for the humorous antics of the two protagonists.
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* RunningGag: The big crook repeatedly calls the short crook "stupid". When they give up on breaking into the opera house and go to the marquee to buy tickets the big crook spitefully asks for two tickets: [[CrowningMomentOfFunny "One Adult. One *Stupid*"]]
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* RunningGag: The big crook repeatedly calls the short crook "stupid". When they give up on breaking into the opera house and go to the marquee to buy tickets the big crook spitefully asks for two tickets: [[CrowningMomentOfFunny "One Adult. One *Stupid*"]]*Stupid*"]]
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* StockFootage: Despite being only 5 minutes long, A LOT of the footage is recycled.
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See it here: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7dl9y_the-opera-caper_shortfilms
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* RunningGag: The big crook repeatedly calls the short crook "stupid". When they give up on breaking into the opera house and go to the marquee to buy tickets the big crook spitefully asks for [[CrowningMomentOfFunny "One Adult. One *Stupid*"]]
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* RunningGag: The big crook repeatedly calls the short crook "stupid". When they give up on breaking into the opera house and go to the marquee to buy tickets the big crook spitefully asks for two tickets: [[CrowningMomentOfFunny "One Adult. One *Stupid*"]]
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* AsideGlance: The short crook gives one when the big crooks requests a "stupid" ticket for him.
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* AsideGlance: The short crook gives one when the big crooks crook requests a "stupid" ticket for him.
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* RunningGag: The big crook repeatedly calls the short crook "stupid". When they give up on breaking into the opera house and go to the marquee to buy tickets the big crook spitefully asks for [[CrowningMomentOfFunny ''"One "One Adult. One *Stupid*"'']]*Stupid*"]]
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* RunningGag: The big crook repeatedly calls the short crook "stupid". When they give up on breaking into the opera house and go to the marquee to buy tickets the big crook spitefully asks for [[crowningMomentOfFunny [[CrowningMomentOfFunny ''"One Adult. One *Stupid*"'']]
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* RunningGag: The big crook repeatedly calls the short crook "stupid". When they give up on breaking into the opera house and go to the marquee to buy tickets the big crook spitefully asks for [[crowningMomentOfFunny "One ''"One Adult. One *Stupid*"]]*Stupid*"'']]
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* RunningGag: The big crook repeatedly calls the short crook "stupid". The gag reaches its apex when the big crook goes to the ticket marquee and annoyedly requests "One Adult [ticket]. One Stupid [ticket]."
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* RunningGag: The big crook repeatedly calls the short crook "stupid". The gag reaches its apex when When they give up on breaking into the opera house and go to the marquee to buy tickets the big crook goes to the ticket marquee and annoyedly requests spitefully asks for [[crowningMomentOfFunny "One Adult [ticket]. Adult. One Stupid [ticket]."*Stupid*"]]
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* GratuitousFrench: Full of it. Really, was there any reason to set this in France beyond the fact that French People Are Funny?
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* GratuitousFrench: Full of it. Really, was there any reason to set this in France beyond the fact that French People Are Funny?Funny?
* RunningGag: The big crook repeatedly calls the short crook "stupid". The gag reaches its apex when the big crook goes to the ticket marquee and annoyedly requests "One Adult [ticket]. One Stupid [ticket]."
* RunningGag: The big crook repeatedly calls the short crook "stupid". The gag reaches its apex when the big crook goes to the ticket marquee and annoyedly requests "One Adult [ticket]. One Stupid [ticket]."
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CatchPhrase: "STOOPID! STOOPID! STOOPID!" The big crook yells this each time the short crook bungles something up.
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* BrooklynRage: The singer's manager displays this at the finale.
* CatchPhrase: "STOOPID! STOOPID! STOOPID!" The big crook yells this each time the short crook bungles something up.
* GratuitousFrench: Full of it. Really, was there any reason to set this in France beyond the fact that French People Are Funny?
* CatchPhrase: "STOOPID! STOOPID! STOOPID!" The big crook yells this each time the short crook bungles something up.
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A short directed by ShamusCulhane for Paramount's animation studio, The Opera Caper is about two bungling french crooks who repeatedly attempt to break into an opera house to kidnap the star performer. [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner Wile E. Coyote]]-esque hijinks ensue. Clearly made on the cheap, the short remains memorable for the humorous antics of the two protagonists.
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A short directed by ShamusCulhane for Paramount's animation studio, The Opera Caper is about two bungling unnamed french crooks who repeatedly attempt to break into an opera house to kidnap the star performer. [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner Wile E. Coyote]]-esque hijinks ensue. Clearly made on the cheap, the short remains memorable for the humorous antics of the two protagonists.protagonists.
BrooklynRage: The singer's manager displays this at the finale.
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A short directed by ShamusCulhane for Paramount's animation studio, The Opera Caper is about two bungling french crooks who repeatedly attempt to break into an opera house to kidnap the star performer. [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner Wile E. Coyote]]-esque hijinks ensue. Clearly made on the cheap cheap, the short remains memorable for the humorous antics of the two protagonists.
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A short directed by ShamusCulhane for Paramount's animation studio, The Opera Caper is about two bungling french crooks who repeatedly attempt to break into an opera house to kidnap the star performer. [[/WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner [[WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner Wile E. Coyote]]-esque hijinks ensue. Clearly made on the cheap the short remains memorable for the humorous antics of the two protagonists.
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A short directed by ShamusCulhane for Paramount's animation studio, The Opera Caper is about two bungling french crooks who repeatedly attempt to break into an opera house to kidnap the star performer. [[/WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner ''Wile Wile E. Coyote'']]-esque Coyote]]-esque hijinks ensue. Clearly made on the cheap the short remains memorable for the humorous antics of the two protagonists.
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A short directed by ShamusCulhane for Paramount's animation studio, The Opera Caper is about two bungling french crooks who repeatedly attempt to break into an opera house to kidnap the star performer. Clearly made on the cheap the short remains memorable for the humorous antics of the two protagonists.
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A short directed by ShamusCulhane for Paramount's animation studio, The Opera Caper is about two bungling french crooks who repeatedly attempt to break into an opera house to kidnap the star performer. [[/WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner ''Wile E. Coyote'']]-esque hijinks ensue. Clearly made on the cheap the short remains memorable for the humorous antics of the two protagonists.
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