The Screwdriver

Year: 1941

Runtime: 7 mins

Language: English

Director: Walter Lantz

ComedyAnimation

Woody Woodpecker speeds, ignoring traffic laws, and meets a cop hunting speeders. He boasts he can drive to Alaska and back in under a minute, taunts the officer, strips his uniform and attacks with a boxing‑glove camera. Disguised in various outfits, Woody drives the cop mad, sending him to a mental hospital where Woody becomes his caretaker.

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