FILMNSNo Sleep for Percy1955

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How Long Is “No Sleep for Percy”?

Name: No Sleep for Percy
Genre: Animation
Released: 1955
Duration: 6 min

6m runtime

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Animation film with a runtime of 6 minutes, released in 1955. Presented in English.

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Runtime6m

Minutes6

One SittingYes

With Break18m

Spoiler-Free Synopsis

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Little Roquefort is enjoying the music from a car-radio to the dismay of Percy Puss who is trying to sleep nearby. Percy takes off after Roquefort and manages to imprison him between the car door-frame and the window. The mouse gets free and falls on the car horn which gets stuck and is blaring loudly. Percy tears the car apart and again goes after Roquefort, and the pair wind up in a runaway car and crashes. The cat winds up in bandages and the hospital but is happy as he foresees a noiseless sleep. His dream is shattered by his hospital room-mate, Roquefort, who turns on the table radio.

Runtime Card

Runtime6m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break18m

Movie Facts

Release Year1955

Runtime6m

LanguageEnglish

GenresAnimation

DirectorConnie Rasinski

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