The Three Little Pigs
Film information
Directed by	Bert Gillett
Distributed by	Walt Disney Productions
Release Date(s)	May 27, 1933
Language	English

The Three Little Pigs is a Silly Symphony based on the classic fairy tale about a trio of pigs who build their houses out of straw, sticks, and bricks to protect themselves from the Big Bad Wolf.

Synopsis

Three pigs set off to set up housekeeping, and learn to deal with life and wolves.

Characters

• The Three Little Pigs
• Big Bad Wolf

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Trivia

• The short, which was released in 1933, featured the song "Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?" and became one of the most popular short films of all time.
• One sequence in the cartoon which showed the Big Bad Wolf dressed as a Jewish peddler was excised from the film after its release and was re-animated so the Wolf would be a Fuller Brush Man, albeit one with a Yiddish accent. A nose, glasses and beard disguise also remained. Airings on American television have edited this further by using the Fuller Brush Man footage and redubbing the Wolf's voice so that he does not sound stereotypically Jewish. When the film was released on home video, the scene was further edited: the topical 'Fuller Brush Man' line "I'm the Fuller Brush Man...I'm giving a free sample!" was changed to the incongruous "I'm the Fuller Brush Man - I'm working my way through college" for this and all subsequent home video releases.