is the 86th theatrical Tom and Jerry short, released on October 2, 1954, by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer . This particular entry is notable for breaking the standard domestic formula by taking the duo to Naples, Italy, where they meet a local mouse named Topo. Production and Technical Background
: In a rare break of the "fourth wall," Topo recognizes Tom and Jerry from their famous cartoons, admitting he is a huge fan. Download 086 Tom Jerry Neapolitan Mouse (1954) mp4
: The short is highly praised for its spectacular background art by John Didrik Johnsen , which depicts detailed Neapolitan landmarks like the Teatro San Carlo and Vesuvius. is the 86th theatrical Tom and Jerry short,
: Directed by the legendary duo William Hanna and Joseph Barbera , produced by Fred Quimby, and featured music by Scott Bradley. : The short is highly praised for its
: The climax involves the trio using large, sentient-like wheels of Italian cheese to roll three local dogs into the Bay of Naples before Tom and Jerry set sail back to America. Legal and Distribution Context