Скачать или смотреть Gerald McBoing‑Boing (1950) | UPA Classic | Oscar‑Winning Animated Short

Gerald McBoing‑Boing is a landmark animated short produced by United Productions of America and released in 1950.
Directed by Robert Cannon, adapted from a story by Dr. Seuss, and narrated by Marvin Miller, it tells the story of a boy who speaks only in sound effects instead of normal words.

This short won the 1950 Academy Award for Best Animated Short and has been recognized as culturally and historically significant. It marked a major milestone for UPA, introducing a bold, stylized animation style that broke away from the realism of other studios. In 1995 it was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry for its cultural, historical, or aesthetic importance.

Film Details
• Director: Robert Cannon
• Supervising director: John Hubley
• Story adaptation: Phil Eastman, Bill Scott
• Original story by: Dr. Seuss
• Narrator: Marvin Miller
• Music: Gail Kubik
• Production: United Productions of America
• Distributor: Columbia Pictures
• Release date: November 4, 1950
• Runtime: 7 minutes
• Language: English

Why Watch
• Oscar‑winning animated short from the golden era of UPA
• Distinctive, non‑realistic animation style that influenced generations
• A rare blend of humor, innovation, and social charm from 1950
• Preserved in the National Film Registry for its lasting significance

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