Popeye’s Premiere

Year: 1949

Runtime: 11 mins

Language: English

Director: Dave Fleischer

Animation

At the premiere of Popeye’s newest film, Popeye and Olive sit down to watch. Popeye gets so absorbed he breaks the fourth wall, chatting with the on‑screen action and even tosses a can of spinach to his animated self. The short they view is a concise, song‑free version of Aladdin, using roughly half the original footage.

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