ENF's from Movies, TV and Commercials

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Unused publicity still, from the film;
Carry On, at Your Convenience.

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In the late '70s and early '80s, cable TV channels like HBO, Showtime, and Cinemax, ran short films between their feature presentations.
They're called bumpers.
One of them was an animated short, featuring a King Kong like giant ape.
It starts with a beautiful woman in a long ball gown, looking out the window of her apartment.
Then the face of "Kong" fills the window.
The woman screams.
Then, I think a giant arm comes through the window, and tries to grab her.
She screams, and runs down a staircase, into the lobby.
And as she's about to run out, the arm comes through the lobby doors.
The woman turns to run, but the giant hand grabs the hem of her dress.
She tries to pull away, and her dress gets ripped completely off.
It was decent quality, color animation, done in the style of a 1930s/1940s Max Fleischer cartoon.
I've been looking for this damn thing for years, and nobody ever knows what I'm talking about.
Does anyone else remember it?

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Originally Posted by lonmol

In the late '70s and early '80s, cable TV channels like HBO, Showtime, and Cinemax, ran short films between their feature presentations.
They're called bumpers.
One of them was an animated short, featuring a King Kong like giant ape.
It starts with a beautiful woman in a long ball gown, looking out the window of her apartment.
Then the face of "Kong" fills the window.
The woman screams.
Then, I think a giant arm comes through the window, and tries to grab her.
She screams, and runs down a staircase, into the lobby.
And as she's about to run out, the arm comes through the lobby doors.
The woman turns to run, but the giant hand grabs the hem of her dress.
She tries to pull away, and her dress gets ripped completely off.
It was decent quality, color animation, done in the style of a 1930s/1940s Max Fleischer cartoon.
I've been looking for this damn thing for years, and nobody ever knows what I'm talking about.
Does anyone else remember it?

To whichever moderator moved this.
I posted it as a stand alone thread, so it would get a larger viewing.
And the bumper was an EUF, not an ENF.
We have multiple threads for EUF.
If I wanted to put it in an EUF thread, I would have.
Is there so much activity in the ENF photo section these days, that we can't fit one stand alone thread in?

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ENF.

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