# **Little Sinner**
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Who / What
**Little Sinner** is a 1935 American short comedy film from the *Our Gang* series, directed by Gus Meins. It marked a significant milestone in the franchise as it introduced Porky Pig, who made his debut at just two years old.
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Background & History
The *Our Gang* series, known for its slapstick humor and child actors, was produced by Hal Roach Studios from 1922 to 1938. This particular short, titled *"Little Sinner,"* was the **139th** installment in the series. It featured a young Porky Pig (real name: Warren Hawley) alongside other recurring characters like Spike Jones and Buckwheat. The film’s release coincided with the peak of *Our Gang*’s popularity, blending early animation elements with live-action comedy.
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Why Notable
*"Little Sinner"* is notable for its historical significance as Porky Pig’s first appearance in a feature-length short. Though not widely remembered today, it was pivotal in establishing Porky’s role within the *Our Gang* universe and cementing his status as one of Disney’s most iconic characters. The film also reflects the era’s comedic style, blending physical humor with lighthearted storytelling.
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In the News
While *"Little Sinner"* itself is not actively discussed in modern media, its legacy endures through Porky Pig’s enduring cultural impact. As part of *Our Gang*’s canon, it remains a nostalgic reference point for fans of classic animation and comedy, occasionally revisited in documentaries or tribute content about early Disney shorts.
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Key Facts
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