Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas

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2004
G
1 घं 8 मि

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Wayne Allwine, Tony Anselmo, Bill Farmer, Tress MacNeille, and Russi Taylor in Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas (2004)

Computer Animation Holiday Animation Holiday Family Animation Comedy Family Fantasy Holiday

अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंSequel to Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas.Sequel to Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas.Sequel to Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas.

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Wayne Allwine

Mickey Mouse
(वॉइस)

Tony Anselmo

Donald Duck
(वॉइस)

Jeff Bennett

Elf #1
(वॉइस)
…

Jim Cummings

Blitzen
(वॉइस)

Bill Farmer

Goofy
(वॉइस)
…

Tress MacNeille

Daisy Duck
(वॉइस)

Jason Marsden

Max Goof
(वॉइस)

Chuck McCann

Santa Claus
(वॉइस)

Clive Revill

Narrator
(वॉइस)

Russi Taylor

Minnie Mouse
(वॉइस)
…

Alan Young

Uncle Scrooge McDuck
(वॉइस)

Gregg Berger

Additional Voices
(वॉइस)

Cork Hubbert

Additional Voices
(वॉइस)

Kellie Martin

Mona
(वॉइस)

Edie McClurg

Santa's Workshop Announcer
(वॉइस)

Rob Paulsen

Additional Voices
(वॉइस)

Peter Siragusa

Additional Voices
(वॉइस)

Gene Weygandt

Additional Voices
(वॉइस)

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ट्रिविया
There are a few references of the "sleigh crash of '64" This is since there is no Rudolph in the Disney universe. Because Rudolph is trademarked, most movies cannot even reference him. Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer came out in 1964. Theoretically, if Rudolph doesn't exist, then Santa cannot ask Rudolph to pull his sleigh on that foggy night thus "The sleigh crash of '64."

गूफ़
In the final scene where the Mickey Mouse Gang transform into pop-up figures, Max's face is erroneously drawn with the classic "Big-Eyes" look (like Goofy) instead of his normal "Small-Eyes & Eyebrows" features.

भाव
Donner: Brace yourselves for genius. There can only be one name for this dog. Wanna hear it?
Blitzen: No.
Donner: Murray.
Reindeer: Murray?
Donner: You know, as in "Murray Christmas"?
Blitzen: Oh, my head.

क्रेज़ी क्रेडिट
The opening Walt Disney Pictures logo animates over a red Christmas ornament in a tree. The rest of the opening credits are also shown on ornaments.

इसके अलावा अन्य वर्जन
In the "Mickey's Dog-Gone Christmas" segment, Mickey has printed multiple copies of a "Lost Dog" (his dog Pluto) flyer with a fictional phone number of 555-642539 (555-MICKEY). In a similar situation to the real phone number mentioned in The Santa Clause (1994) (including its initial ABC premiere), all instances of the fictional one used within was blurred out in syndicated airings.

कनेक्शन
Featured in Troldspejlet: एपिसोड #31.16 (2004)

साउंडट्रैक
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Music and Lyrics by Danny Jacob and Matt Bissonette
Performed by Josh Kelley
Josh Kelley Appears Courtesy of Hollywood Records
Produced and Arranged by Danny Jacob
Background Vocals Matt Bissonette

I know the 3-D/CGI worshippers will dislike my heresy, but if ever there was a place NOT to use CGI, this is it. Most of these characters have been around for almost 75 years in their hand-drawn form, and that's what made them special. There was no need to re-make our favorites into what looks like plastic McDonald's toys, and these should be stuffed back into the bag (Santa's?). I'm glad I finally found a place to rent a copy rather than buying one, and it's obvious that the rental houses agree with my assessment, as I had to check on Netflix, two Blockbusters, and one Hollywood video before I could find a lone copy at a third Blockbuster. Please Disney, don't fix what ain't broke.