Jack Hannah

Born 5 January 1913, Nogales, Arizona; died 11 June 1994, Burbank, California.

John Fredrick Hannah was an American animator, writer and director of animated shorts. He worked for Disney and Walter Lantz.
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Born as: John Frederick Hannah
Also known as: JHa
Subject: 15 stories
Pencils: 12 stories
Ink: 11 stories
Script: 7 stories
Plot: 7 stories

Stories

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Title	Year	By	As	Kind	Pages	Made in	Printings
Donald Duck Finds Pirate Gold	1942	Bob Karp, Carl Barks	pencils, ink	Story	64	Western	136
Saves the Ship	1942	Carl Barks, Bruce Bushman	plot, script	Story	51	Western	81
The New Spirit	1942	Jack Hannah	pencils, ink	Story	4	X	4

Life and work

Comics. Western Publishing: Comic-book artwork 1943-1947 (Disney).

Animation. Disney Studios 1933-1959: Inbewteener and animator 1933-1939. Storyman 1938-1944. Director 1944-1959. Directed more than 75 shorts, especially with Donald Duck but also Mickey Mouse, Pluto, Goofy and Chip 'n' Dale. Directed 14 Disneyland TV shows that combine live-action and animation 1954-1959. - Walter Lantz 1959-1962: Director on Chilly Willy, Woody Woodpecker, Inspector Willoughby, The Bear Family a.o.

Also. Story consultant on Disney live-action films c. 1962-1967. - Leader of the character animation programme at the California Institute of the Arts 1975-1983.

Education. Art Guild Academy, Los Angeles, 1931.

Characters most often

Donald Duck91941–1943, 1947
Huey, Dewey and Louie61942–1943, 1947
Peg-Leg Pete31942, 1947
Yellow Beak21942, 1947
Red Eye and his brother21942, 1947
Pluto21942, 1947
Mickey Mouse11947
Jones11947
Daisy Duck11947