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'''Squawk''' is an inanimate object in the theatrical film ''[[Tom and Jerry: The Movie]]''. It is [[Cap'n Kiddie]]'s hand puppet resembling a parrot. Cap'n Kiddie uses it like a ventriloquist's dummy, and when he speaks through it, [[Howard Morris]] does the voice, instead of [[Rip Taylor]]. Cap'n Kiddie does it so well, it's as if Squawk was a living bird. | |image1= [[File:Squawk.png|300px]] | ||
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|type= Hand puppet | |||
|creator= [[Cap'n Kiddie]] | |||
|owner= Cap'n Kiddie | |||
|only= ''[[Tom and Jerry: The Movie (film)|Tom and Jerry: The Movie]]'' ([[1992]]) | |||
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'''Squawk''' is an inanimate object in the animated theatrical film ''[[Tom and Jerry: The Movie (film)|Tom and Jerry: The Movie]]''. It is [[Cap'n Kiddie]]'s hand puppet resembling a parrot. Cap'n Kiddie uses it like a ventriloquist's dummy, and when he speaks through it, [[Howard Morris]] does the voice, instead of [[Rip Taylor]]. Cap'n Kiddie does it so well, it's as if Squawk was a living bird. | |||
=="Character" description== | |||
=="Biography"== | |||
[[Category:Objects]] | |||
[[Category:Tom and Jerry objects]] | [[Category:Tom and Jerry objects]] | ||
[[Category:Tom and Jerry]] | |||
Latest revision as of 13:12, 14 February 2023
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| Type | Hand puppet |
| Creator | Cap'n Kiddie |
| Owner | Cap'n Kiddie |
| Only appearance | Tom and Jerry: The Movie (1992) |
Squawk is an inanimate object in the animated theatrical film Tom and Jerry: The Movie. It is Cap'n Kiddie's hand puppet resembling a parrot. Cap'n Kiddie uses it like a ventriloquist's dummy, and when he speaks through it, Howard Morris does the voice, instead of Rip Taylor. Cap'n Kiddie does it so well, it's as if Squawk was a living bird.
