All about Witch Hazel!
“I’m so deathly afraid of getting prettier as I grow older”
Witch Hazel is the ugliest one of all … or is she?
Who is Witch Hazel? She was created by Chuck Jones with a nod to William Shakespeare’s witches in “Macbeth.” With a cluster of bobby pins flying out of her hair and that wickedly funny laugh, Witch Hazel might very well invite someone to dinner … and serve them as the main course! She stars in Bewitched Bunny and Broom-Stick Bunny.
Character Details for Witch Hazel
If you are looking for a blueprint about our fairytale cartoon character Witch Hazel, then look no further. Check out the details below:
| Species: | Human |
| Gender: | Female |
| Debut: | 1954 |
| Created by: | Chuck Jones |
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| Portrayed by: | Bea Benaderet (1954) June Foray (1956–2004) Tress MacNeille (1992–1994) Roz Ryan (2011–2013) |
| Personality | Although a dark character, Witch Hazel gets a kick out of herself with a strong sense of humor. She frequently says things that cause her to break into hysterical, cackling laughter. |
Notes from Chuck’s Diary …
“I like Witch Hazel. She gets such a kick out of herself, laughing uproariously as she zooms away, leaving behind her a cluster of hairpins in midair. Hazel’s hovering hairpins were in fact a personal statement from me to the penny-pinchers at Hanna Barbera, who would have their characters leave only little linear whorls in the air when they zipped out at speed. I thought that if you were going to leave something, it should be something interesting, like hairpins or, if the bull in Bully for Bugs, horseshoes.”– Chuck Jones, “Chuck Reducks” 1996
Images From Chuck Jones Sketch Pad …
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Certified Witch Hazel Art for Sale!
You read that correctly! If you are a collector and you love Witch Hazel, you can find the best original and certified artwork to hang on your favorite character wall! Look at all the options below and as always, ask us any questions!

Bugs Bunny & Witch Hazel II

Rabbit Recipes

Broomstick Bunny

Bewitched Bunny 1954
Watch Witch Hazel Movies and Episodes!
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