Duel Personality
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Film series Tom and Jerry Studio MGM Animation/Visual Arts Genres Comedy, Family film | Music director Dean Elliott Cast June Foray Duration | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Language not language specific Director Chuck Jones
Maurice Noble Release date January 20, 1966 Directors Chuck Jones, Maurice Noble Tom and Jerry movies Duel Personality and The Cats Me-Ouch! are part of the same movie series, Duel Personality and Jerry-Go-Round are part of the same movie series, Duel Personality and Filet Meow are part of the same movie series, Duel Personality and Of Feline Bondage are part of the same movie series, Duel Personality and The A-Tom-Inable Snowman are part of the same movie series | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Duel Personality is a 1966 Tom and Jerry cartoon produced and directed by Chuck Jones. It is the first Tom and Jerry cartoon released in 1966, and the first Tom & Jerry cartoon (both regarding Tom and Jerry produced by Chuck Jones, and Tom and Jerry cartoons produced altogether) with Dean Elliott as the music composer.
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Plot
In a mansion, possible some time during the Victorian era, Tom is trying to squash Jerry with a heavy ball attached to a rope. The fourth time he swings, Tom hits a loose floorboard and sends Jerry into a clothes drawer. Tom is drawing back for another strike, but Jerry signals for Tom to stop. Tom brakes and catches his ball, but falls to the ground due to its weight. Jerry slaps Tom with a glove and Tom claps his hand to the slapped cheek in shock. Tom hands Jerry his card. After Jerry reads it, he throws it aside and hands Tom his card, thus challenging each other to a duel. After the opening credits, the two are seen walking towards each other, each wearing a top hat and cape, ready for the duel.
FIRST CHALLENGE: Pistols. Jerry and Tom march away from each other with flintlock pistols, but Jerry staggers with the weight of the pistol and it fires at Tom, hitting him in the backside, and Tom's pistol goes off. Jerry snickers, but Tom's pistol ball approaches behind him and hammers him into the ground, starting with his feet and ending with his head (but his ears are sticking out).
SECOND CHALLENGE: Swords. Tom and Jerry rattle their épées, but Jerry ends up twisting his into a hook. Jerry throws his boomerang-sword which spears Tom in the back on its return, making Tom throw his sword in pain up into the air. Jerry giggles again, but Tom's sword digs into the ground right next to him and hammering the mouse into the ground, too.
THIRD CHALLENGE: Archery. Tom and Jerry both draw arrows, but they end up shooting themselves instead of the arrows. They hit each other head-to-head and the screen explodes.
FOURTH CHALLENGE: Cannons. Both rivals set up cannons and fire, but instead the cannonballs hit, causing the two cannons to crash back into their firers, and fall to the ground.
FINAL CHALLENGE: Slingshots. Both Jerry and Tom march away from each other with a slingshot and a rock. Jerry sets his weapon up in the ground, draws it back and fires his rock into Tom's stomach as he is turning around. Tom is pushed into a tree, but fires his rock. It latches onto Jerry's slingshot and pushes him back into another tree. Tom's rock then returns and latches onto his own slingshot. Tom ducks his head, but peers back at it and watches it hits his face. "BLAP!" Tom is then fired into Jerry's slingshot and hits Jerry in the face. "BLAP!" Tom is then launched back the other way and gets stuck inside a tree branch with his feet sticking out.
Tom frees himself and returns to the chase. The chase through the mansion is repeated, but this time Jerry issues the challenge and Tom declines by tearing up the card. Tom then pursues Jerry with the glove, slapping him repeatedly as he chases him down the hall.