Personal Info
- Known ForProduction
- GenderMale
- Birthday1883-07-19
- Day of Death1972-09-11 (89 years)
- Place of BirthKrakau, Galicia, Austria-Hungary [now Kraków, Malopolskie, Poland]
- Also Known As Max Fleicher
Max Fleischer
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...Read More
Acting Career
- 1936
More Pep
As: Uncle Max (voice)
- 1934
Betty Boop's Rise to Fame
As: Max Fleischer
- 1932
Just a Gigolo
As: Presenter
- 1928
Ko-Ko's Hot Dog
As: Cartoonist (uncredited)
- 1927
KoKo's Klock
As: Max Fleischer
- 1927
KoKo the Kop
As: Max Fleischer
- 1927
Koko Needles the Boss
As: Max Fleischer
- 1927
Ko-Ko Makes 'Em Laugh
As: Cartoonist
1927Koko Back Tracks
As: Max Fleischer
1926Koko Gets Egg-Cited
As: Cartoonist
1925Koko Packs 'Em
As: Cartoonist (uncredited)
1925Koko Trains 'Em
As: Max Fleischer
1925Ko-Ko the Barber
As: Max Fleischer
1925Koko in Toyland
As: Cartoonist (uncredited)
1925Koko the Hot Shot
As: Max Fleischer
1924The Storm
As: Cartoonist (uncredited)
1924Cartoon Factory
As: Various
1923The Fortune Teller
As: Cartoonist
1923Balloons
As: Max Fleischer
1923The Puzzle
As: Max Fleischer
1923Surprise
As: Cartoonist (uncredited)
1922The Reunion
As: Cartoonist (uncredited)
1922Flies
As: Max Fleischer
1922Bubbles
As: Max Fleischer
1922Birthday
As: Max Fleischer
1922The Dresden Doll
As: Max Fleischer
- 1921
Invisible Ink
As: Max Fleischer
1921Fishing
As: Max Fleischer
- 1921
Modeling
As: Cartoonist
1920Perpetual Motion
As: Cartoonist
1920The Clown's Little Brother
As: Max Fleischer
- 1920
The Ouija Board
As: Max Fleischer
1919Out of the Inkwell
As: Cartoonist