People: Earl Kress

Credits

• Writer
  • 2 Little Pigs + 1 (Looney Tunes, October 2004)
  • A Charlie Dog Christmas (Looney Tunes, January 2004)
  • A Day In A Dog's Life (Looney Tunes, June 2003)
  • A Hare of the Tail That Bit You (Looney Tunes, October 2004)
  • The Abominable Snow Buzzard (Looney Tunes, February 2002)
  • And Baby Makes Spree (Looney Tunes, March 2002)
  • Birthday Blowup (Looney Tunes, November 2004)
  • Brown Hawk Down (Looney Tunes, August 2004)
  • Caped Ralph (Looney Tunes, March 2005)
  • Clean Sweep (Looney Tunes, December 2003)
  • The Devil May Care (Looney Tunes, September 2004)
  • Duck, Dodgers (Looney Tunes, November 2004)
  • Fast And Break Bed (Looney Tunes, October 2003)
  • Fast Feud (Looney Tunes, June 2000)
  • Frozen Food (Looney Tunes, February 2002)
  • The Grate Escape (Looney Tunes, July 2002)
  • The Hypno-Crite (Looney Tunes, July 2000)
  • I Don't Carrot All (Looney Tunes, August 2003)
  • The Legend Of Littlefoot (Looney Tunes, February 2002)
  • Little Chicken (Formerly Chicken Little) (Looney Tunes, October 2004)
  • Little Red Riding Monster (Looney Tunes, April 2002)
  • Looney Yule (Looney Tunes, February 2001)
  • Mars Needs Ducks (Looney Tunes, November 2004)
  • Mighty Insure Of Himself (Looney Tunes, December 2002)
  • Moldy Locks (Looney Tunes, May 2000)
  • The Mouse Was A Louse (Looney Tunes, August 2002)
  • My Mouse-Take (Looney Tunes, March 2000)
  • No Pain, No Brain (Looney Tunes, March 2004)
  • Present Tense (Looney Tunes, February 2005)
  • Punishin' Pete Puma (Looney Tunes, September 2001)
  • Quack On The Tracks (Looney Tunes, December 2003)
  • Ralph Wars (Looney Tunes, March 2005)
  • Roof On A Hot Tin Cat (Looney Tunes, November 2002)
  • The Tortoise And The Hares (Looney Tunes, October 2004)
  • True Hollyweird Mysteries! (Looney Tunes, October 2000)
  • The Ugly Duckling (Looney Tunes, December 2004)
  • Witch Craft (Looney Tunes, November 2003)
  • The Wolf Who Cried Boy (Looney Tunes, October 2004)
  • Wreck The Halls (Looney Tunes, February 2003)

Comments

Earl Kress is a pleasant surprise to find as a Looney Tunes comic writer. His experience includes television work for Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain, Road Rovers and more. That did not go unnoticed, either. He was nominated for a daytime Emmy award in 1997 and 1998 for his work on Pinky and the Brain, and he won an Annie award for "Outstanding Individual Achievement in Writing for an Animated Television Production" (again for Pinky and the Brain, specifically the episode "The Family That Poits Together, Narfs Together") in 1998. The Annie is awarded by the ASIFA, which is basically the International Animated Film Society. ASIFA is a French acronym, thus it doesn't translate literally. In 1999 he had two more Emmy nominations for Animaniacs and Pinky and the Brain. He also won the Emmy for Pinky and the Brain. Also, he was a nominated for and won a 1999 Prism Award for the "Inherit the Wheeze" episode of Pinky and the Brain. The Prism is an entertainment industry award for "realistic depictions of drug, alcohol, and tobacco use and addiction."

His talents are not limited to writing, though that alone would be impressive. He also has produced the album "Pic-A-Nic Basket Of Cartoon Classics" featuring classic sound tracks from Hanna-Barbera cartoons.

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Last updated 26 March 2005