Chilly Willy filmography

This is a list of Walter Lantz "Cartunes" featuring Chilly Willy. All are entries in Lantz's Chilly Willy series.

Directors for each short are noted. The first five cartoons (Chilly Willy through Room and Wrath) were released in The Woody Woodpecker and Friends Classic Cartoon Collection. Five additional shorts, including Hold That Rock and Half-Baked Alaska, were released in The Woody Woodpecker and Friends Classic Cartoon Collection: Volume 2.

1950s

1953
# Title Date Director Notes
1 Chilly Willy December 21 Paul Smith
  • First appearance of Chilly.
  • First Chilly short directed by Paul Smith.

1954
# Title Date Director Notes
2 I'm Cold December 20 Tex Avery
  • First appearance of Smedley Dog.
  • First Chilly short directed by Tex Avery.

1955
# Title Date Director Notes
3 The Legend of Rockabye Point April 11 Tex Avery Final Chilly short directed by Tex Avery.
4 Hot and Cold Penguin October 24 Alex Lovy First Chilly short directed by Alex Lovy.

1956
# Title Date Director Notes
5 Room and Wrath June 4 Alex Lovy
6 Hold That Rock July 30 Alex Lovy
7 Operation Cold Feet December 24 Alex Lovy

1957
# Title Date Director Notes
8 The Big Snooze October 21 Alex Lovy
9 Swiss Miss-Fit December 2 Alex Lovy

1958
# Title Date Director Notes
10 Polar Pests April 21 Alex Lovy
11 A Chilly Reception August 11 Alex Lovy
12 Little Tellevillain December 1 Alex Lovy

1959
# Title Date Director Notes
13 Robinson Gruesome February 2 Alex Lovy
14 Yukon Have It April 6 Alex Lovy Final Chilly short directed by Alex Lovy.

1960s

1960
# Title Date Director Notes
15 Fish Hooked September 7 Paul Smith

1961
# Title Date Director Notes
16 Clash and Carry April 25 Jack Hannah
  • First appearance of Wally Walrus in a Chilly short.
  • First Chilly short directed by Jack Hannah.
17 St. Moritz Blitz May 16 Paul Smith
18 Tricky Trout September 5 Jack Hannah

1962
# Title Date Director Notes
19 Fish and Chips January 8 Jack Hannah
20 Mackerel Moocher April 9 Jack Hannah
  • Final Chilly short directed by Jack Hannah.
  • Final Chilly short under the "Universal International" banner.

1963
# Title Date Director Notes
21 Salmon Loafer May 28 Sid Marcus
  • First Chilly short directed by Sid Marcus.
  • First Chilly short under the "Universal Pictures" banner.
22 Pesky Pelican September 24 Sid Marcus

1964
# Title Date Director Notes
23 Deep-Freeze Squeeze March 1 Sid Marcus
24 Lighthouse-Keeping Blues August 1 Sid Marcus
25 Ski-Napper November 1 Sid Marcus

1965
# Title Date Director Notes
26 Fractured Friendship March 1 Sid Marcus
27 Half-Baked Alaska April 1 Sid Marcus
28 Pesty Guest June 1 Sid Marcus

1966
# Title Date Director Notes
29 Operation Shanghai January 1 Sid Marcus
30 Snow Place Like Home February 1 Paul Smith
31 Polar Fright April 1 Paul Smith First appearance of Maxie The Polar Bear.
32 South Pole Pals May 1 Paul Smith
33 Teeny Weeny Meany July 1 Sid Marcus Final Chilly short directed by Sid Marcus.

1967
# Title Date Director Notes
34 Vicious Viking February 1 Paul Smith
35 Hot Time on Ice March 1 Paul Smith
36 Chilly And The Woodchopper May 1 Paul Smith
37 Chilly Chums June 1 Paul Smith
38 Chiller Dillers December 1 Paul Smith

1968
# Title Date Director Notes
39 Under Sea Dogs June 1 Paul Smith
40 Highway Hecklers September 1 Paul Smith First appearance of Colonel Pot Shot.

1969
# Title Date Director Notes
41 Project Reject May 1 Paul Smith
42 Chilly and the Looney Gooney July 2 Paul Smith First appearance of Looney Gooney.
43 Sleepy Time Bear December 1 Paul Smith

1970s

1970
# Title Date Director Notes
44 A Gooney Is Born January 1 Paul Smith
45 Gooney's Goofy Landings March 2 Paul Smith
46 Chilly's Ice Folly June 8 Paul Smith
47 Chilly's Cold War November 2 Paul Smith

1971
# Title Date Director Notes
48 Airlift A La Carte January 1 Paul Smith
49 Chilly's Hide-A-Way December 1 Paul Smith Final appearances of Smedley and Colonel Pot Shot.

1972
# Title Date Director Notes
50 The Rude Intruder January 1 Paul Smith
  • Final appearances of Chilly Willy and Maxie The Polar Bear.
  • Final Chilly short directed by Paul Smith.

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