Mickey, Pippo and Donald Balene hunters

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Mickey, Pippo and Donald Balene hunters
Original title The Whalers
Original language English
Country of Production United States of America
Year 1938
Duration 8 min
Relationship 1.37: 1
Type Entertainment, comedy
Direction David Hand, Dick Huemer
Producer Walt Disney
Production house Walt Disney Productions
Distribution in Italian Rank Film Distributors
Music Albert Hay Malotte
Entertainers Art Babbitt, Preston Blair, Al Eugster, Eric Larson, Robert G. Leffingwell, Ed Love, Joshua Meador, Lee Morehouse, Frank Oreb, Art Palmer, Don Patterson, Milt Schaffer, Louie Schmitt, Marvin Woodward
Original voice actors
Italian voice actors
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Mickey, Pippo and Donald Balene hunters ( The Whalers ) is a 1938 film directed by David Hand and Dick Huemer. It is an animation short film of the series Mickey Mouse , distributed in the United States by the Rko Radio Pictures on August 19, 1938. [first] It was also distributed with the titles The whale It is Hunting of whales , and in 1978 it was inserted, without head and tail titles, in the assembly film Happy birthday Mickey Mouse . On that occasion Paperino and Pippo were respectively dubbed by Claudio Sorrentino and Giuliano Persico.

Mickey Mouse, Pippo and Donald are on a whale looking for whales. Mickey Mouse tries to launch a bucket of water from the ship, but the water continues to go back like a boomerang. In the meantime, Paperino and Pippo warn a whale, but Pippo, striving to shoot an harpoon, lands inside the mouth of the whale, so Donald Duck tries to come to his rescue. Pippo manages to get out of the mouth of the whale, and it begins to chase Donald. The two lead the whale to the boat, but the mammal is too large and ends up destroying the whale. The three land on some remaining tables and Pippo believes he has taken the whale, but it is only a fish. When he realizes the size of his prey Pippo exclaims: “Damn! He must be lost!”.

Italian edition [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

The short was distributed in Italy on 8 April 1960 in the original language in the program The troubles of Pippo Pluto and Donald . [2] The only known Italian dubbing is the one made by Royfilm for the VHS Mouse apprentice climber , released in September 1994.

Home Video editions [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

VHS [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

North America
  • Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck Cartoon Collections Volume 1 (1981)
Italy
  • How to have fun with Paperino & C. (February 1986)
  • Mouse apprentice climber (September 1994)
  • Almost titanic stories (October 1998) [3]
  • Mickey: a hero … a thousand adventures (September 19, 2000) [4]

DVD [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Once restored, the short film was included in the second DVD of the collection Color Star Mickey Mouse , part of the necklace Walt Disney Treasures and released in North America on December 4, 2001 [5] and in Italy on April 21, 2004. It was subsequently inserted, with a new restoration, in the third volume of the series dedicated to the program Mickey Mouse what a laugh! , released in North America on June 14, 2011 [6] and in Italy on September 28th.

  1. ^ ( IN ) Dave Smith, Disney A to Z: The Official Encyclopedia , 2ª ed., Disney Editions, 1998, P. 603 , ISBN 0786863919.
  2. ^ Umberto Tupini, Neld buy ( PDF ), are Italiataglia.it , Ministry of Tourism and Entertainment, 8 April 1960. URL consulted on November 22, 2016 .
  3. ^ Almost titanic stories . are VHS Walt Disney , 29 June 2017. URL consulted on 29 October 2017 .
  4. ^ Attached baby mouse n. 2338.
  5. ^ ( IN ) David Willis, Mickey Mouse in Living Color DVD Review . are dvdizzy.com , p. 2. URL consulted on August 19, 2016 .
  6. ^ ( IN ) Luke Bonanno, Have a Laugh!: Volume 3 DVD Review . are dvdizzy.com . URL consulted on August 28, 2016 .

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