Fleischer Cartoons – Greatest Hits, Volume 1
May 26, 2026 · 2h 40m
Director
Dave FleischerOverview
Beautifully restored in 4K, largely from original studio negatives, come 20 cartoons from legendary animation pioneer Max Fleischer in Fleischer Cartoons – Greatest Hits, Volume 1. Relive the Fleischers’ art and inventions like never before, from the silent era, to the dawn of sound, to their glorious Technicolor spectacles in this carefully curated collection. Each silent short also has musical accompaniment composed and performed by Ben Model, Kevin MacLeod and Joel Pierson.
Cast of Fleischer Cartoons – Greatest Hits, Volume 1
Crew of Fleischer Cartoons – Greatest Hits, Volume 1
About Fleischer Cartoons – Greatest Hits, Volume 1
What is Fleischer Cartoons – Greatest Hits, Volume 1 about?
Beautifully restored in 4K, largely from original studio negatives, come 20 cartoons from legendary animation pioneer Max Fleischer in Fleischer Cartoons – Greatest Hits, Volume 1. Relive the Fleischers’ art and inventions like never before, from the silent era, to the dawn of sound, to their glorious Technicolor spectacles in this carefully curated collection. Each silent short also has musical…
When was Fleischer Cartoons – Greatest Hits, Volume 1 released?
Fleischer Cartoons – Greatest Hits, Volume 1 was released on May 26, 2026.
How long is Fleischer Cartoons – Greatest Hits, Volume 1?
Fleischer Cartoons – Greatest Hits, Volume 1 runs 2 hours 40 minutes (160 minutes).
Who directed Fleischer Cartoons – Greatest Hits, Volume 1?
Fleischer Cartoons – Greatest Hits, Volume 1 was directed by Dave Fleischer.
Who is in the cast of Fleischer Cartoons – Greatest Hits, Volume 1?
The cast of Fleischer Cartoons – Greatest Hits, Volume 1 includes Mae Questel (Betty Boop (voice, archive audio) / Olive Oyl (voice, archive audio)), Gus Wicke (Popeye the Sailor (voice, archive audio)), Jack Mercer (Popeye the Sailor (voice, archive audio)), Everett Clark (Professor Grampy (voice, archive audio)) and Bud Collyer (Superman (voice, archive audio)).






