अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंDonald Duck becomes a suspect in a whodunit of his own imagination.Donald Duck becomes a suspect in a whodunit of his own imagination.Donald Duck becomes a suspect in a whodunit of his own imagination.
Billy Bletcher
- Det. Hennessey
- (वॉइस)
- (बिना क्रेडिट के)
Harry Lang
- Leslie J. Clark
- (वॉइस)
- (बिना क्रेडिट के)
Mary Lenahan
- Colleen
- (वॉइस)
- (बिना क्रेडिट के)
Jack Mather
- Salesman
- (वॉइस)
- (बिना क्रेडिट के)
Clarence Nash
- Donald Duck
- (वॉइस)
- (बिना क्रेडिट के)
Doodles Weaver
- Radio Play Characters
- (वॉइस)
- (बिना क्रेडिट के)
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Duck Pimples (1945)
*** (out of 4)
Donald is listening to scary radio broadcasts, which soon has his mind working in overdrive as he finds himself terrified of everything that moves.
DUCK PIMPLES isn't your typical Disney short because it seems like something that would have been made twenty years later by someone on an acid trip. If you watch enough movies then I'm sure you've came across that shorts from the 60s where people trip and before long they're seeing all sorts of bizarre images. That's basically what we've got here because Donald's imagination starts going nuts and he sees a rather weird subplot dealing with stolen jewels. The entire short just has a bizarre feel to it so it really stands out in regards to Disney and the type of shorts they were making during this period.
*** (out of 4)
Donald is listening to scary radio broadcasts, which soon has his mind working in overdrive as he finds himself terrified of everything that moves.
DUCK PIMPLES isn't your typical Disney short because it seems like something that would have been made twenty years later by someone on an acid trip. If you watch enough movies then I'm sure you've came across that shorts from the 60s where people trip and before long they're seeing all sorts of bizarre images. That's basically what we've got here because Donald's imagination starts going nuts and he sees a rather weird subplot dealing with stolen jewels. The entire short just has a bizarre feel to it so it really stands out in regards to Disney and the type of shorts they were making during this period.
Walt Disney Productions produced Donald Duck's most morbid film in August 1945's "Duck Pimples." The web site Cartoon Brew called the animation "the creepiest Disney short ever made." As Donald listens to a scary radio serial during one stormy evening at home, he's disturbed by its content. Suddenly a hulking gruff man knocks on the door. It's a salesman who quickly departs, leaving his inventory of books. Film noir characters emerge from the books, scaring the bejeezus out of Donald, who's threatened by a thug with a knife while a detective from the pages confronts an unsavory character wielding an axe.
"Duck Pimples" was distributed by RKO, whose studio was well known for its drenching horror and crime movies. One character stands out as the sexy woman Pauline, a dead ringer to Jessica Rabbit, wife of Roger Rabbit in the 1981 film "Who Framed Roger Rabbit." The dark Disney cartoon was a perfect complement to Alfred Hitchcock's 1945 "Spellbound" when both played in a Chicago theater on the same bill.
"Duck Pimples" was distributed by RKO, whose studio was well known for its drenching horror and crime movies. One character stands out as the sexy woman Pauline, a dead ringer to Jessica Rabbit, wife of Roger Rabbit in the 1981 film "Who Framed Roger Rabbit." The dark Disney cartoon was a perfect complement to Alfred Hitchcock's 1945 "Spellbound" when both played in a Chicago theater on the same bill.
As a child I found Duck Pimples fascinating, as a young adult I still do as well as lots of fun. Donald is different somewhat to the persona we usually see him with, usually he is easily frustrated and temperamental, here he is more passive and more of a punch-bag I suppose for the detective. This is an example of Disney doing something atypical, breaking the mold as you will, and doing it extremely well. Besides I do like this side to Donald, even I am more used to the temperamental side. The other characters formulating Duck Pimples right from the slinky woman to the Irish cop are stereotypical, but used to great value comedically, so what could've been an issue wasn't. Duck Pimples also has an interesting story, rapid pacing and a lot of goofy details that has a feel to the very best of Looney Tunes, but used to very imaginative effect here. The gags come by thick and fast, and often hilarious even if silly in tone in how Donald is accused of all these crimes. The animation is colourful and crisp, the music is energetic and the voice work is great from Clarence Nash and Billy Bletcher. In a nutshell, an awesome cartoon and one of Donald's best. 10/10 Bethany Cox
I'm an one of the old Disney short film lovers, and after I saw this Donald Duck short film DUCK PIMPLES, I couldn't understand a bit, first, the title card didn't make any sense at all, GOOSE was crossed out and wrote DUCK, what in the world does that mean?
That's not more, Donald Duck was listening to a radio and scary stories repeatedly appeared and frighten Donald, his couch even turned into a green monster in his imagination! Poor him! Then he met a mysterious bookseller, who gave Donald a bunch of whodunit novels, PRETTY CREEPY!
Donald was literally enchanted by the scaring stories and the characters even jumped out, moved Donald into a semingly real crime world, it's very violence and creepy when Decetive Hennessey accused Donald the robber and ready to shot him and other scaring characters. When the commotion finally over, Donald started to wonder what else happened, or if it was just his imaginary or stuff.
Anyway, I felt like it was a shame for Disney staff members treated Donald so badly, and it's ambiguous and terrifying, not a typical Donald's short, but still ranted 8/10, less than I ranted Donald Duck and the Gorilla 9/10.
That's not more, Donald Duck was listening to a radio and scary stories repeatedly appeared and frighten Donald, his couch even turned into a green monster in his imagination! Poor him! Then he met a mysterious bookseller, who gave Donald a bunch of whodunit novels, PRETTY CREEPY!
Donald was literally enchanted by the scaring stories and the characters even jumped out, moved Donald into a semingly real crime world, it's very violence and creepy when Decetive Hennessey accused Donald the robber and ready to shot him and other scaring characters. When the commotion finally over, Donald started to wonder what else happened, or if it was just his imaginary or stuff.
Anyway, I felt like it was a shame for Disney staff members treated Donald so badly, and it's ambiguous and terrifying, not a typical Donald's short, but still ranted 8/10, less than I ranted Donald Duck and the Gorilla 9/10.
In this Disney cartoon, Donald reads a mystery book sold to him by an oddball salesman and becomes so involved in that his imagination makes it appear the characters are coming to life, making Donald the center of the mystery caper. What results is this detective-like but unexciting whodunit mystery that features these random characters, including one that resembles Jessica Rabbit.
This is not the conventional humorous, action-flicked and bad luck-plaque Donald Duck cartoon. I didn't get a whole lot of laughs from this one. The attempt at the mystery setting is clever and the animation is great, but the overall story itself is pretty boring, unfortunately.
Grade D-
This is not the conventional humorous, action-flicked and bad luck-plaque Donald Duck cartoon. I didn't get a whole lot of laughs from this one. The attempt at the mystery setting is clever and the animation is great, but the overall story itself is pretty boring, unfortunately.
Grade D-
क्या आपको पता है
- ट्रिवियाSeveral of the characters' names are spoofs on the names of Disney staff members. H.U. Hennesy is a spoof on Disney artist Hugh Hennesy, J. Harold King probably refers to director Jack King, and Leslie J. Clark is a play on the name of another Disney artist, Les Clark.
- भाव
Salesman,: [questioning] Are you Mr. Donald Duck?
Donald Duck: [trembling] Y-yes, sir.
Salesman,: I've been lookin' for you.
[revealing loads of horror novels and vulgar story books from inside his large coat]
- क्रेज़ी क्रेडिटThe main title has the word "Goose" crossed out and "Duck" written in.
- कनेक्शनEdited into Disneyland: The Mad Hermit of Chimney Butte (1960)
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