Mel Blanc's Gravestone Pays Homage To His Looney Tunes Characters Perfectly
The voice of Bugs Bunny, Mel Blanc has a whimsical epitaph on his gravestone that pays homage to his fun-loving nature and "Looney Tunes" legacy.
Read MoreThe voice of Bugs Bunny, Mel Blanc has a whimsical epitaph on his gravestone that pays homage to his fun-loving nature and "Looney Tunes" legacy.
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