Robert McKimson - Personal

Personal

McKimson was a skilled horseman and polo player, a dedicated bowler, and a Master Mason. He had two brothers — Charles McKimson (the younger) and Tom McKimson (the older) — who also worked as animators. Charles was frequently part of McKimson's unit at Warner Bros.

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