Max Fleischer

Max Fleischer

Known For

Vacation

Biography

Max Fleischer (July 19, 1883 – September 11, 1972) was a Polish Jewish American animator, inventor, film director and producer.

Fleischer was a pioneer in the development of the animated cartoon and served as the head of Fleischer Studios. He brought such animated characters as Betty Boop, Koko the Clown, Popeye and Superman to the movie screen and was responsible for a number of technological innovations including the Rotoscope.

(Wikipedia)

Movies Featuring Max Fleischer

More Pep

More Pep (1936)

as Uncle Max (voice)
Ko-Ko's Hot Dog

Ko-Ko's Hot Dog (1928)

as Cartoonist (uncredited)
KoKo's Klock

KoKo's Klock (1927)

as Max Fleischer
KoKo the Kop

KoKo the Kop (1927)

as Max Fleischer
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Koko the Convict (1926)

as Cartoonist (uncredited)
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Fadeaway (1926)

as Max Fleischer
Koko Packs 'Em

Koko Packs 'Em (1925)

as Cartoonist (uncredited)
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Koko Celebrates the Fourth (1925)

as Cartoonist (uncredited)
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Big Chief Koko (1925)

as Max Fleischer
Koko in Toyland

Koko in Toyland (1925)

as Cartoonist (uncredited)
The Storm

The Storm (1924)

as Cartoonist (uncredited)
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The Cure (1924)

as Max Fleischer
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Vacation (1924)

as Cartoonist (uncredited)
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Trip to Mars (1924)

as Max Fleischer - Animator
Balloons

Balloons (1923)

as Max Fleischer
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False Alarm (1923)

as Max Fleischer
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Trapped (1923)

as Max Fleischer
The Puzzle

The Puzzle (1923)

as Max Fleischer
Surprise

Surprise (1923)

as Cartoonist (uncredited)
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Jumping Beans (1922)

as Max Fleischer
The Reunion

The Reunion (1922)

as Cartoonist (uncredited)
Flies

Flies (1922)

as Max Fleischer
Bubbles

Bubbles (1922)

as Max Fleischer
Birthday

Birthday (1922)

as Max Fleischer
Invisible Ink

Invisible Ink (1921)

as Max Fleischer
Fishing

Fishing (1921)

as Max Fleischer
Modeling

Modeling (1921)

as Cartoonist
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The Restaurant (1920)

as Cartoonist (uncredited)
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The Boxing Kangaroo (1920)

as Cartoonist (uncredited)