Canto di Natale di Topolino

Titolo originale: Mickey's Christmas Carol

1983
G
26min

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Wayne Allwine, Dick Billingsley, and Alan Young in Canto di Natale di Topolino (1983)

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Topolino è ancora una volta sullo schermo, in questo adattamento del racconto di Dickens. Accanto a lui ci sono tutti i leggendari personaggi da Paperon de'Paperoni, Pippo, il Grillo Parlant... Leggi tuttoTopolino è ancora una volta sullo schermo, in questo adattamento del racconto di Dickens. Accanto a lui ci sono tutti i leggendari personaggi da Paperon de'Paperoni, Pippo, il Grillo Parlante, Paperino, Paperina, Minni fino a Gambadilegno.Topolino è ancora una volta sullo schermo, in questo adattamento del racconto di Dickens. Accanto a lui ci sono tutti i leggendari personaggi da Paperon de'Paperoni, Pippo, il Grillo Parlante, Paperino, Paperina, Minni fino a Gambadilegno.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

8,0/10

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Candidato a 1 Oscar
- 1 candidatura in totale

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Originally, Alan Young was not considered for Scrooge, despite having played it in the album recording. Reportedly, it was because Walt Disney Productions believed he would not agree to do a voice for animated film. However, when Young learned about the film in production from a friend preparing to audition for the lead, he contacted the film company to request an audition. The resulting audition was successful and Young learned about the studio's reason for not contacting him. In reaction, Young responded, "Hey, I worked in television for five years with a talking horse. At this point in my career, nothing's beneath me." As it happened, Young was praised for the role and continued to voice Scrooge McDuck throughout his life.

Blooper
When Jacob Marley (Goofy) tells Scrooge that he will be visited by three spirits, he holds up two fingers instead of three. This is more than likely part of Jacob Marley having the same humorous traits as Goofy.

Citazioni
Marley: Ebenezer, remember when I was alive I robbed from widows and swindled the poor?
Scrooge: Yes, and all in the same day. Oh, you had class, Jacob.
Marley: Ha-ha-yuk, yup! Er, no, no! I was wrong. And so, as punishment, I'm forced to carry these heavy chains through eternity! Maybe even longer.

Curiosità sui crediti
The film opens with a shot of Mickey Mouse's head, the way the old Mickey Mouse Disney cartoons start out. Mickey is wearing a hat and scarf, in keeping with the Christmas theme.

Versioni alternative
Television airings on NBC in the 1980s and CBS in the early 1990s were an hour long. The first half originally featured Paperino e le palle di neve (1942), L'albero di Natale di Pluto (1952), and L'arte di sciare (1941). Brief clips of other Disney Christmas shorts were shown. The second half featured this short in its entirety. Each of the four segments in the program featured wraparound narrations by Mickey, Donald Duck and Goofy. From 1988 onwards, The Art of Skiing was removed from the annual broadcast and replaced with various segments. The 1993 CBS telecast featured The Making of 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' (1993) in its place.

Connessioni
Featured in At the Movies: Yentl/Scarface/Mickey's Christmas Carol/Amityville 3-D (1983)

Colonne sonore
Oh, What a Merry Christmas Day
Words and Music by Bucky Searles and Irwin Kostal
[Sung in the opening credits, while its reprise is sung right at the ending]

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8/10

Charming re-telling of a classic

In this Disney short film adaptation of the Charles Dickens classic, the role of Ebenezer Scrooge is played by none other than Scrooge McDuck. Makes sense, really. The film is only 26 minutes long, but yet it manages to pack in all the essentials elements of a Christmas Carol, as well as a lot of good humour, touching drama and excellent Christmas spirit. Frankly it amazes me that they manage to juggle all these differing elements so skilfully. The film can go from joyous joke cracking to an honestly scary moment and from there straight to plucking your heartstrings.

The voice acting and animation are both superb Disney quality. The film is colourful and has aged barely any at all. It's also rather interesting to see Scrooge and Mickey, playing the role of Bob Cratchit, sharing a screen together. All in all the film is called Mickey's Christmas Carol and the character cast leans more towards Mickey and his supporting characters. They probably went with Scrooge because, well, he's named after the original character. There's really no other possible choice.

When a film works, it just works. This film isn't very long, but what it lacks in runtime, it more than makes up in charm, heart and sheer quality. Easily recommended.