Mickey's Christmas Carol Part 3 of 5

This aired in December, 1989 and features:

"Donald's Snow Fight" (1942)
"Pluto's Christmas Tree" (1952)
"Mickey's Christmas Carol" (1983)

And a behind the scenes look at the making of "The Little Mermaid"

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• 80's
• Disney
• Christmas
• Holiday
• Special
• Cartoon
• Kids
• Family

[keialexiswindsong]

am i mistaken or are the mouse and mole the same ones from wind in the willows?

[DTVzone]

@keialexiswindsong Yes. Essentially all incidental or background characters in this short are characters from Disney productions made during the 40's.

[videolgs95]

i wondered this jacob marley (goofy) seems so clumsy right. how did he rob the widows and swindled the poor if he acts really clumsy?

[DTVzone]

He robbed them while running a lending house, not by literally going out and robbing their homes.

[CharmedRebel123]

i love it at 2:15 where he kicks his nephew out

[dmc97ingc]

Ebeneezer Scrooooge! Ebeneezer Scroo...AAAH! WOAH!...Garsh kinda slippery.

LOL

[AliFayeFaye]

i know im only 17, and the older folks know this stuff more than me, but I WANT THE OLD DISNEY BACK!!!!! D,X

[SjonniTh]

Out of all the lorry loads of adaptions of A Christmas Carol (I might have seen at least 10 adaptions and read THE book), this one remains the favorite of mine.

[sunnysnsd1000]

@TherealRNO so until Scrooge does good stuff, Marley is released?

[TherealRNO]

@jejohnson1000: Because the chain would weigh him down with all the wickedness Scrooge did in life.

[etong2002001]

When little I thought 5:18 was the scariest part of the movie!

[DTVzone]

@wingweaver84 Like Scrooge McDuck, Flintheart Glomgold was originally created by Carl Barks for the Disney comic books. He's been around since the mid-50's.

[wingweaver84]

@TheDKGirl Could be(I'm not sure),but I think this came before DuckTales,so they couldn't use Glomgold in that case.

[evilincarnatevv]

It's funny how many things you don't understand as a child, and now watching this as an adult it's so different. I find myself laughing at Scrooge talking about compound interest. . . and at 7:04:

Jacob: "Remember when I was alive, I robbed the widows and swindled the poor."

Scrooge: "Yes, all in the same day. Oh, you had class, Jacob!"

hahaha! So well done...