The classic Disney animated characters play the roles in this animated retelling of the Charles Dickens masterpiece.
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Cast
Burny Mattinson
Director
Gerard Baldwin
Director
Alan Young
Scrooge
Wayne Allwine
Bob Cratchit - Mickey Mouse
Wayne Allwine
Weasel Gravedigger
Wayne Allwine
Begger Dog
Hal Smith
Jacob Marley's Ghost - Goofy
Hal Smith
Collector for the Poor #1 - Ratty
Will Ryan
Collector for the Poor #2 - Moley
Will Ryan
Ghost of Christmas Present - Willie the Giant)
Will Ryan
Ghost of Christmas Future - Pete
Eddie Carroll
Ghost of Christmas Past - Jiminy Cricket
Patricia Parris
Belle - Daisy Duck
Dick Billingsley
Tiny Tim
Clarence Nash
Nephew Fred - Donald Duck
Linda Gary
Collector for the Poor #3
Linda Gary
Weasel #3
Burny Mattinson
Writer
Tony Marino
Writer
Ed Gombert
Writer
Don Griffith
Writer
Alan Young
Writer
Alan Dinehart
Writer
Charles Dickens
Writer
Ted Osborne
Writer
Al Taliaferro
Writer
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source: Mickey's Christmas Carol
Mickey's Christmas Carol
A family classic, which we've watched every Christmas season since about 2016. It's very upbeat, compared to the "live-action" Disney version, and compactly fit into a 30-minute made for tv special, which I definitely saw at least once as a child in the 1980s. To me, in fact, it's the canonical version of the tale. We have an animation cell from it, which I originally thought was Mickey=Bob Cratchet in Scrooge's office at the beginning, but later realized is from the final scene at his home, when Scrooge brings gifts for Tiny Tim and the rest of his family.
After seeing the impressing TV movie A Christmas Carol from Clive Donner with George C. Scott as Scrooge I wish Disney made their version into a full classic. With today's DTV releases there's a market for it. Because this version is so wonderful, Scrooge McDuck is Ebenezer Scrooge and Mickey makes a fine Bob Cratchit. The spirits are good chooses casting Willie the Giant as Ghost of Christmas Present, Ghost of Christmas Past (Jiminy Cricket) and Pete as Ghost of Christmas Future With animation by people as Mark Henn, Glen Keane, Randy Cartwright. It's my opinion that this short deserves a remake into a full DTV sequel.
I thought that the characters were really funny and all had great personalities. The animation in My opinion was crisp, clean, and really clear. Not to mention beautiful! Most of the characters in this show are hilarious like the Looney Tunes characters that we all love. in My opinion these characters are the funnies and talented ever seen. In fact, The things that goes on in this series' cartoons are in My opinion nuts which that is what makes them hilarious! There are so many to like and laugh at and the silly things they do! If you like the original Looney Tunes and animated films then I strongly recommend that you watch this movie today!
This is a very nice adaptation from Disney of the classic "A Christmas Carol." It stars Mickey, Donald and Daisy as some of the main Carol characters, playing Bob Cratchit, Nephew Fred and Belle. Ebenezer Scrooge is voiced by Mister Ed actor Alan Young, and Scrooge will take on a more significant future role as "Scrooge McDuck" in the cartoon show, Ducktales. This classic Charles Dicken's story is portrayed very well in this cartoon, very touching and moving about gruff Ebenezer trying to mend his ways after being visited by the Christmas ghosts of the Past, Present and Future. The spirit of Christmas and goodwill is thoroughly emphasized in this movie and you could definitely see a special Disney touch to this feature. I'm sure the kids and the entire family will enjoy watching this cartoon short during Christmas time. Grade A
I resurrected this. I hadn't seen it in decades. As a great fan of Dickens' story, I a quite critical of film adaptations of it. This animated version, featuring a ton of recognizable Disney characters, does a nice job of telling the story and being true to the "actors." The animation is crisp and colorful. The writing stays true to the original. See this again.
This is a true gem. Call it Disney's "It's a Wonderful Life". A short fantastic story by Charles Dickens with a great message for all of us during the holidays. First of all i want to thank the screenwriters who successfully adapted the story into a Disney setting: Mickey Mouse as Bob Cratchit, Jiminy Cricket as one of the Christmas ghosts, etc. Great job ! The drawings are perfect again. These could have been easily made by Disney's Nine Old Men. Look at those houses, the ghost of Christmas Yet to Come. All beautiful ! And above all there is this heartwarming story with some touching scenes. (Tiny Tim's Funeral) 10/10 Truly, the best Disney short and probably the one that Walt would have been proud of.
