![]() ![]() The TV incarnation of Popeye made up for its scaled-back animation with a broadened narrative scope and scale while still staying true to the source, thanks to the continued use of voice actors Jack Mercer (Popeye), Mae Questel (Olive) and Jackson Beck (Bluto/Brutus), as well as the use of veteran Popeye animation talents then working at Paramount Cartoon Studios. With TV reruns of the Fleischer/Famous Studios theatrical shorts proving that Popeye still packed a spinach-powered punch that delivered smash ratings, King Features commissioned a new series of Sailor Man shorts in the 1960’s under the aegis of executive producer Al Brodax. This highly anticipated release is on sale at Warner Bros. “Popeye: The 1960’s Animated Classics Collection,” the classic (1960) TV version of the adventures of Popeye the Sailor Man featuring the voices of Jack Mercer, Mae Questal and Jackson Beck, is now available on DVD. ![]()
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