Woody Woodpecker Day
April 27, Sunday
History of Woody Woodpecker
Woody Woodpecker was created by cartoonist Walter Lantz in 1940. His debut was in the short film "Knock Knock." Woody quickly gained popularity thanks to his contagious laugh and mischievous character. He appeared in over 200 cartoons and became the official mascot of Universal Pictures.
How is this day celebrated?
On Woody Woodpecker Day, animation fans:
- Watch cartoons featuring Woody Woodpecker: revisiting classic episodes and enjoying his adventures.
- Share images and videos: posting content with Woody Woodpecker on social media, invoking nostalgia in others.
- Create their own drawings and animations: inspired by the character, trying to depict him or create new stories.
Interesting facts about Woody Woodpecker
- Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame: Woody has his own star, highlighting his contribution to the entertainment industry.
- Mascot of Universal Studios: He is the official symbol of these studios.
- Movie appearance: In 1988, Woody made a cameo in the movie "Who Framed Roger Rabbit."
Translation into Russian
Woodpecker Day is a holiday dedicated to one of the most beloved animated characters. It provides an opportunity to recall funny moments from childhood, enjoy Walter Lantz's creativity, and celebrate Woody Woodpecker's contribution to culture.