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Eric Bauza, the Emmy Award-winning voice actor behind “Looney Tunes” characters like Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, died Sunday at his home as a result of hypertensive cardiovascular disease, according to Los Angeles County Medical Examiner records. He was 46. Bauza’s death was announced by his family, who shared a statement to the actor’s Instagram account on Sunday. ———————————————————————— For many animation artists and performers remembering Eric Bauza, the stories begin with his extraordinary voice and return to the same point: how he treated people. Following Bauza’s death at 46, friends, collaborators, and fans have been sharing memories of his extraordinary talent and the kindness he brought to their lives. We’ve collected some of those tributes below, bringing together recollections from across the animation community in one place. They describe a performer who treasured the characters entrusted to him, made time for the people around him, and shared his love of cartoons at every opportunity. His fiancée, Caro Beurmann, founder of Saturday Morning Cartoons United, one of our favorite initiatives of the last several years, reflected on the organization they built together around animation and charitable causes. Its events have included a Care Bears Movie screening supporting animation workers affected by California’s wildfires and a Powerpuff Girls reunion fundraiser announced earlier this fall. The director of “Coyote Vs. Acme” posted this in response to Eric’s passing… “Still processing how to deal with this moment.  Feeling so grateful for having years of friendship and collaboration with Eric. Getting to be around him was a privilege. He'd light up any room with his voice. He was so patient, and so kind.  He spent time with fans. Listened to them, hung out with them, enjoyed them. Because he was one of them. He grew up on 80's and 90's cartoons like me, so we became fast friends. He grew up sketching and drawing, and doing voices as he sketched. He lived his childhood dream. | loved Eric's passion. His always wanting more. His ability to seize the spotlight and make it even brighter by stepping into it. He was also tremendously humble. Voicing Mel's iconic characters, he said, was like borrowing the keys to his parent's Cadillac. He'd take it out for a spin, but promise to never scratch it, and always drop it off with a full tank. He wanted to see Looney Tunes live on for generations to come. He breathed life into them. Gave them power. He wanted to protect those characters and our film. And he was our biggest champion. Will miss this incredible talent dearly, and feel so lucky that I was able to be such close witness to his kindness, generosity, and enormous spirit.” #fyp #tiktok #viral #fypシ #viralvideo
Eric Bauza, the Emmy Award-winning voice actor behind “Looney Tunes” characters like Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, died Sunday at his home as a result of hypertensive cardiovascular disease, according to Los Angeles County Medical Examiner records. He was 46. Bauza’s death was announced by his family, who shared a statement to the actor’s Instagram account on Sunday. ———————————————————————— For many animation artists and performers remembering Eric Bauza, the stories begin with his extraordinary voice and return to the same point: how he treated people. Following Bauza’s death at 46, friends, collaborators, and fans have been sharing memories of his extraordinary talent and the kindness he brought to their lives. We’ve collected some of those tributes below, bringing together recollections from across the animation community in one place. They describe a performer who treasured the characters entrusted to him, made time for the people around him, and shared his love of cartoons at every opportunity. His fiancée, Caro Beurmann, founder of Saturday Morning Cartoons United, one of our favorite initiatives of the last several years, reflected on the organization they built together around animation and charitable causes. Its events have included a Care Bears Movie screening supporting animation workers affected by California’s wildfires and a Powerpuff Girls reunion fundraiser announced earlier this fall. The director of “Coyote Vs. Acme” posted this in response to Eric’s passing… “Still processing how to deal with this moment. Feeling so grateful for having years of friendship and collaboration with Eric. Getting to be around him was a privilege. He'd light up any room with his voice. He was so patient, and so kind. He spent time with fans. Listened to them, hung out with them, enjoyed them. Because he was one of them. He grew up on 80's and 90's cartoons like me, so we became fast friends. He grew up sketching and drawing, and doing voices as he sketched. He lived his childhood dream. | loved Eric's passion. His always wanting more. His ability to seize the spotlight and make it even brighter by stepping into it. He was also tremendously humble. Voicing Mel's iconic characters, he said, was like borrowing the keys to his parent's Cadillac. He'd take it out for a spin, but promise to never scratch it, and always drop it off with a full tank. He wanted to see Looney Tunes live on for generations to come. He breathed life into them. Gave them power. He wanted to protect those characters and our film. And he was our biggest champion. Will miss this incredible talent dearly, and feel so lucky that I was able to be such close witness to his kindness, generosity, and enormous spirit.” #fyp #tiktok #viral #fypシ #viralvideo

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