| 词条 | Censored (film) |
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PlotThe film opens at nighttime with Snafu attempting to send a message to his girlfriend Sally Lou. He is certain that his unit is going to be sent to the South Pacific Ocean. While attempting to crawl past the censor's office, Snafu triggers an electric eye. He is detected and his message in censored.[2] He later attempts to send a second message in the form of a paper airplane, and a third through a carrier pigeon. In each case the message is intercepted by the ever-vigilant censors.[2] Finally, the Technical Fairy 1st Class turns up and agrees to pass a coded message to Sally Lou. It contains the exact location of the next big operation, the island of Bingo Bango. Unfortunately, Sally Lou decides to pass the information on to her mother. From there the information spreads through gossip until it reaches the Japanese lines. A buck-toothed and bespectacled soldier notifies Tokyo. The island receives massive reinforcements and camouflaged fortifications.[2] By the time Snafu and his unit do arrive, a trap is set for them. The entire invasion force is trapped—then Snafu wakes up from a nightmare. The Fairy hands him back his letter and Snafu personally censors the letter to Sally Lou, preventing the disaster.[2] CensorshipA topless image of Sally Lou was censored and edited out.[3] Sources
References1. ^Shull, Wilt (2004), p. 195–196 2. ^1 2 3 Shull, Wilt (2004), p. 196 3. ^Cohen (2004), p. 41–42 Externals
10 : 1944 animated films|Private Snafu|Warner Bros. Cartoons animated short films|Films directed by Frank Tashlin|Articles containing video clips|Films set in Japan|Anti-Japanese sentiment|Pacific War films|Films scored by Carl Stalling|Films produced by Leon Schlesinger |
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