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[[Huey, Dewey and Louie]] wake up on Christmas morning and open up their presents even though they are supposed to wait for [[Daisy Duck|Daisy]], [[Scrooge McDuck|Uncle Scrooge]], and Aunt Gertie. After they take their new sleds from Uncle Donald (not reading the card) and go sledding, have Christmas dinner and sing carols, it is time for the boys to go to bed. The boys then wish that it would be Christmas every day. Their wish is granted and at first the three are joyful. |
[[Huey, Dewey and Louie]] wake up on Christmas morning and open up their presents even though they are supposed to wait for [[Daisy Duck|Daisy]], [[Scrooge McDuck|Uncle Scrooge]], and Aunt Gertie. After they take their new sleds from Uncle Donald (not reading the card) and go sledding, have Christmas dinner and sing carols, it is time for the boys to go to bed. The boys then wish that it would be Christmas every day. Their wish is granted and at first the three are joyful. |
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+ | But after a few days, the boys begin to get sick of Christmas being every day, so they then decide to change the day, including swapping a live turkey with the cooked one. Unfortunately, this day turns out to be a bad Christmas. After learning how hard their family has tried to make Christmas better for them, the boys become guilty for their pranks. They then decide to make amends and make the next day the best Christmas day ever. They switch the turkey with ham, give Aunt Gertie exclusive kisses, and build a boat (made from their sleds) for Donald. They admit that they are up to something, but they decide to forget about it. The next day shows that Christmas is finally over. |
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===Goofy in "A Very Goofy Christmas"=== |
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| + | Goofy and [[Max Goof|Max]] are mailing out a letter to [[Santa Claus]]. However, as soon as they get home, their next-door neighbor [[Pete]] tells Max that Santa doesn't exist. Things get worse when Goofy poses as a Santa for some kids and one of the kids pulls of his hat and beard, which upsets Max, who now thinks his father has tricked him. Goofy is determined to prove to Max that Santa does exist and even stays up all Christmas Eve to keep an eye out for him. |
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===Mickey and Minnie Mouse in "[[Gift of the Magi]]"=== |
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Revision as of 20:29, 14 July 2012
Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas is an animated direct-to-video Christmas film produced by The Walt Disney Company in 1999. The special features three original short segments featuring Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, and their friends.
The film was followed by Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas in 2004.
Synopsis
Donald Duck in "Stuck On Christmas"
Huey, Dewey and Louie wake up on Christmas morning and open up their presents even though they are supposed to wait for Daisy, Uncle Scrooge, and Aunt Gertie. After they take their new sleds from Uncle Donald (not reading the card) and go sledding, have Christmas dinner and sing carols, it is time for the boys to go to bed. The boys then wish that it would be Christmas every day. Their wish is granted and at first the three are joyful.
But after a few days, the boys begin to get sick of Christmas being every day, so they then decide to change the day, including swapping a live turkey with the cooked one. Unfortunately, this day turns out to be a bad Christmas. After learning how hard their family has tried to make Christmas better for them, the boys become guilty for their pranks. They then decide to make amends and make the next day the best Christmas day ever. They switch the turkey with ham, give Aunt Gertie exclusive kisses, and build a boat (made from their sleds) for Donald. They admit that they are up to something, but they decide to forget about it. The next day shows that Christmas is finally over.
Goofy in "A Very Goofy Christmas"
Goofy and Max are mailing out a letter to Santa Claus. However, as soon as they get home, their next-door neighbor Pete tells Max that Santa doesn't exist. Things get worse when Goofy poses as a Santa for some kids and one of the kids pulls of his hat and beard, which upsets Max, who now thinks his father has tricked him. Goofy is determined to prove to Max that Santa does exist and even stays up all Christmas Eve to keep an eye out for him.
After quite a few hours of waiting, Goofy sees someone coming out of the chimney on Pete's roof, but it turns out to be a Beagle Boy robbing Pete's house. Then, after falling off the roof, Goofy gives up hope of Santa ever coming, and Max starts trying to cheer him up, including posing as Santa. After Max finally cheers Goofy up, the real Santa comes and brings Max the sled that he wanted, and Max then goes out to share his sled with his poor friend Jimmy.
Mickey and Minnie Mouse in "Gift of the Magi"
In this adaptation of The Gift of the Magi, Mickey and Minnie Mouse are trying to gather enough money to buy the perfect gift for each other. Mickey is working at Pete's Christmas tree lot so he can earn enough money to buy Minnie a gold chain for her one heirloom, her watch. However, after Mickey suggests a poor family buy a small Christmas tree that he found out back instead of one of Pete's ten-foot Christmas trees, Pete takes away the money he has earned and kicks him out. Meanwhile, Minnie is working in the gift-wrapping department at Mortimer's department store, hoping that her Christmas bonus from her boss, Mortimer Mouse, will be enough to pay for Mickey's present. Unfortunately, her Christmas bonus is nothing but a fruitcake.
After playing his harmonica at a local charity toy drive, Mickey gets the idea to trade his harmonica for the chain. Back at Minnie's house, Mickey gives her the chain for her watch and Minnie gives him a case for his harmonica. Of course, the irony is that Minnie traded her watch for the case -- just as Mickey traded has his harmonica -- so the gifts are essentially useless. As in the original story, the thought behind each gift is what counts.
As the movie comes to a close, we see Mickey, Minnie, Pluto, Goofy, Max, Donald, Daisy, Huey, Dewey and Louie joining each other in the streets outside and singing a medley consisting of "Jingle Bells", "Deck the Halls", and "We Wish You A Merry Christmas".
Trivia
- In "The Gift of Magi" segment, Mickey's dance moves are very similar to his dance routine in the 1942 theatrical short Mickey's Birthday Party.
Releases
Cast
| Voice actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Wayne Allwine | Mickey Mouse |
| Russi Taylor | Minnie Mouse Huey Duck Dewey Duck Louie Duck |
| Tony Anselmo | Donald Duck |
| Tress MacNeille | Daisy Duck ("Stuck on Christmas") Chip Aunt Gertie |
| Diane Michelle | Daisy Duck ("The Gift of the Magi") |
| Bill Farmer | Goofy Pluto |
| Shaun Fleming | Max Goof |
| Alan Young | Scrooge McDuck |
| Jim Cummings | Pete Postman |
| Corey Burton | Dale |
| Frank Welker | Turkey Figaro |
| Jeff Bennett | Mortimer Mouse Father |
| Taylor Dempsey | Kid #1 Little Jimmy |
| Kylie Dempsey | Kid #2 Little girl |
| Andrew McDonough | Poor boy |
| Pat Musick | Angry woman Distressed woman Eccentric lady Mrs. Anderson Shopper |
| Mae Whitman | Girl |
| April Winchell | Firefighter Mother |
| Kelsey Grammer | Narrator |
Note: Horace Horsecollar, Clarabelle Cow, a Beagle Boy, and Owl from Winnie the Pooh make cameo appearances, but do not have speaking roles.
External links
- Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas at the Internet Movie Database
- Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas at the Big Cartoon DataBase
- Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas on Wikipedia