Chuck Jones

&nbsp Charles Marvin "Chuck" Jones (1912-2002) was an animator famous for creating cartoons for Warner Brothers, even recreating Bugs Bunny and creating the Road Runner. When young, Jones first cartoons were following Disney's footsteps. The Dover Boys is one of the first uses of stylized animation in American film, breaking away from the more realistic animationstyles influenced by the Disney Studios. Jones remianed in Warner Brothers until 1953 when Warner Brothers closed its animation studios. During the closement of Warner Brothers' animation studio, Jones got a job in Disney, where he teamed up with Ward Kimball for a four month period of uncredited work on Sleeping Beauty.