Spies

Year: 1943

Runtime: 4 mins

Language: English

Director: Chuck Jones

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Private Snafu, a clueless yet self‑congratulatory soldier, holds a military secret in World II. Over a single day he rattles off rhymed couplets, revealing the information piece by piece to lurking Axis spies. He tells his mother part of it from a phone booth and the rest to a bribing spy who feeds him liquor, his loose lips endangering the mission.

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