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Mickey's Christmas Carol / Disney

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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_content_3'); })For years, Mickey Mouse, a once mighty force in animation, was but a memory. After his fall from popularity in the 1940s, and his final appearances in the 1950s, it seemed like there was no future for the mouse save as a corporate symbol for Disney.But then, in 1983, this film came along and changed that — well, sort of.Mickey's Christmas Carol is a 24-minute film, and a fairly straightforward adaptation of that one classic story everybody knows about by now. Despite the short being billed as Mickey's comeback, he serves only as the character of Bob Cratchit. Scrooge McDuck (in the role of—take a wild guess—Ebenezer Scrooge!) carries the bulk of the film instead, making his first animated appearance since the 1967 educational short Scrooge McDuck and Money. (Otherwise, up to this point he'd only appeared in the Carl Barks Uncle Scrooge comics and this short's precursor, a storybook album from The '70s.)Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_content_2'); })Debuting as a supporting feature with the 1983 theatrical re-release of The Rescuers (after an animators' strike delayed an intended 1982 premiere on television), this adaptation was fairly well-received and nominated for an Academy Award as Best Animated Short Film. In 1984 it began airing annually around Christmas on network and cable television, and remains a holiday season favorite to this day.
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The Cameo
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The Cameo: Several classic Disney characters make appearances, including The Three Little Pigs, Jiminy Cricket, Willie the Giant and Mr. Toad. And just about everybody at Fezziwig's appeared in a Disney feature (Robin Hood in particular) or short.
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Villain Song
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Villain Song: Not in the short, but on the original LP, Scrooge sings about how "the only thing that counts for [him] is money". The same song has a "villain sucks" section that's sung from Bob Cratchit's perspective.
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Adaptational Villainy
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Adaptational Villainy: In most adaptations, the Ghost of Christmas Future is simply Necessarily Evil and a Villainy-Free Villain; here, he actually finds sadistic enjoyment in forcing Scrooge through his potential Bad Future. Of course, this one's portrayed by Pete, so what else did you really expect? Although his goal is still technically heroic by scaring Scrooge straight, but he hammers the message stronger by acting more villainous. In the book and most adaptations Scrooge (because it's a social custom) reluctantly agrees to give Bob Cratchit Christmas Day off, with expecting him earlier the following morning, while here he only gives him half a day off, docks his pay by half, and makes him wash his laundry for him. Played With Goofy as Jacob Marley. Goofy is usually portrayed as a heroic, bumbling character. But Jacob Marley is someone who was evil enough in life he's sentenced to damnation, though his role here is to give a warning message so Scrooge won't follow his footsteps or else he'll suffer eternally, which is technically a rather heroic role despite his evil past. At least Goofy still kept his bumbling attitude.
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Good Is Not Nice
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Good Is Not Nice: While all of the Ghosts are meant to change Scrooge into becoming a better person, they make it no secret that they think he's a despicable miser who has done nothing, but choose money over love and the needy.
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Black Comedy
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Black Comedy: The Ghost of Christmas Future cracks an ironically cruel joke at Ebenezer's impending demise.
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Door Slam of Rage
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Door Slam of Rage: after Scrooge breaks up with Isabelle, the heartbroken girl walks out the door, slamming it and causing Scrooge to lose count of his coins.
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Mythology Gag
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In the original Disney record version, Foulfellow and Gideon are the alms collectors, with Gideon at one point speaking in unison with Foulfellow. May double as a Mythology Gag, Gideon was meant to speak in Pinocchio, but all his lines but a hiccup sound effect were cut.
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Carnivore Confusion
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Carnivore Confusion: A suckling pig makes an appearance when Scrooge meets the Ghost of Christmas Present, after the Three Little Pigs have a cameo as carolers in the opening scene on the city streets. Donald also invites Scrooge to have goose for dinner despite having at least two cousins who are geese.
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Yet Another Christmas Carol
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Yet Another Christmas Carol: An adaptation of the book.
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Got Me Doing It
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Got Me Doing It: Mickey almost says "And a Bah Humbug to you" to Scrooge, but catches himself and wishes Merry Christmas instead.
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Out of Focus
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Out of Focus: Despite getting title billing, Mickey has a relatively small role in what was hyped as his comeback film, portraying a sympathetic and likable Bob Cratchit.
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Adapted Out
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Adapted Out: Fred's wife isn't seen or mentioned, presumably since Daisy is already playing Young Scrooge's love interest, Isabelle.
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Gentle Giant
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Gentle Giant: The Ghost of Christmas Present. At least he tries to be gentle.
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Lonely Funeral
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Lonely Funeral: The weasel gravediggers say that nobody showed up for Scrooge's funeral.
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Graceful Ladies Like Purple
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Graceful Ladies Like Purple: When Isabelle leaves Scrooge, her dress, parasol, and fur cape are all dark purple.
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Wham Line
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Wham Line: A famous one, coupling perfectly with the Wham Shot from the original story.
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Book Snap
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Book Snap: Scrooge is working on his ledger when Donald Duck (as Fred) comes in and wishes him a Merry Christmas. Scrooge slams the ledger shut and asks him "What's so merry about it?"
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Adaptation Distillation
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Adaptation Distillation: The result of telling an already short novel in a half-hour runtime. Some plot points are lost and others condensed and/or simplified; Tiny Tim's Bad Future fate for instance, is shown in a few seconds, without dialogue.
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Expecting Someone Taller
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Expecting Someone Taller: Scrooge's reaction to meeting the Ghost of Christmas Past, played by Jiminy Cricket. The Ghost's response is that if men were measured by kindness, Scrooge would be no bigger than a speck of dust.
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Chewbacca Defense
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Chewbacca Defense: Scrooge confounding the charity workers.
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The Faceless
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The Faceless: The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come has no face visible under its hood except for his eyes. Averted when the ghost reveals himself as Pete.
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Pink Means Feminine
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Pink Means Feminine: Isabelle's first dress is bright pink.
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Accidental Bargaining Skills
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Accidental Bargaining Skills: After Scrooge's reformation, he goes to the alms collectors. They are stunned at his sudden turnaround, which leads him to think they're holding out for more!
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Necessarily Evil
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In most adaptations, the Ghost of Christmas Future is simply Necessarily Evil and a Villainy-Free Villain; here, he actually finds sadistic enjoyment in forcing Scrooge through his potential Bad Future. Of course, this one's portrayed by Pete, so what else did you really expect? Although his goal is still technically heroic by scaring Scrooge straight, but he hammers the message stronger by acting more villainous.
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Second-Face Smoke
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Second Face Smoke: Done by Pete (as the Ghost of Christmas Future) to Scrooge, who chokes on the cigar smoke.
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Mind Your Step
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Mind Your Step: Happens as Marley's ghost bids farewell to Scrooge and walks through the bedroom wall:
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Fire and Brimstone Hell
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Fire and Brimstone Hell: In the scene where Scrooge is confronted by the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, he is shown a newly dug grave, and told that nobody came to the funeral of the man who will be buried there. Upon learning that it is his grave, the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come shoves him into the grave. Scrooge screams for mercy and vows to change, but he loses his grip on a twig and falls into a casket whose interior is on fire, implying he is about to enter Hell.
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The Voiceless
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The Voiceless: Bob and Tiny Tim are the only members of the Cratchit family who speak. Though Mrs. Cratchit does speak in the record version. Fezziwig also doesn't get any lines.
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Dramatically Missing the Point
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Dramatically Missing the Point: When Isabelle asks Scrooge about his decision, she means whether they get married, while he thinks it's about the mortgage on their honeymoon cottage, which he closes. Needless to say, she walks out on him forever.
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My God, What Have I Done?
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My God, What Have I Done?: When visiting his past, Scrooge expresses regret for foreclosing his would-be home with Isabelle, thus driving her out of his life. When he sees the potential future, he also expresses horror over the thought of Tiny Tim dying at a young age because he wasn't paying Bob enough.
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Secondary Character Title
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Secondary Character Title: Even though it's called "Mickey's Christmas Carol," it's Scrooge McDuck who takes the lead as Ebenezer Scrooge. Mickey's presence as Bob Cratchit is pretty limited.
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Rule of Funny
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Rule of Funny: Some of the greedy stuff Scrooge brags about, Marley's pratfalls, and the giant walking around town.
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Animated Adaptation
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Animated Adaptation: This is an adaptation of Disneyland Records' 1974 audio musical entitled An Adaptation of Dickens' Christmas Carol. The biggest difference is that the first and third ghosts in the animated short are played by Merlin (Past) and the Evil Queen/Witch (Future), while Willie the Giant still played Present. The alms collectors are played not by Mr. Rat and Mr. Mole, as in the animated short, but by J. Worthington Foulfellow and Gideon.
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Digital Destruction
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Digital Destruction: The 30th Anniversary Edition home video releases have digitally smeared picture, which also looks zoomed in too closely. The Digital HD release of the 2001 anthology special Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed In at the House of Mouse does provide an un-cropped, more filmic-looking alternative, albeit without any credits.
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Offscreen Crash
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Offscreen Crash: Happens to Goofy (playing Marley) along with Mind Your Step. Scrooge tells him to "watch out for that first..." Step.
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Ink-Suit Actor
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Ink-Suit Actor: A rare case of an animated character doing it, Scrooge McDuck was named after Ebenezer. Though he himself was created in 1947 his name was based on the title character from the original story, first published in 1843.
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Demoted to Extra
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Demoted to Extra: Fred is a bit less important in this adaptation. Scrooge chews him out in the first act, then reconciles and promises to go to his party in the ending, but the Ghost of Christmas Present doesn't take him to see Fred's party in progress.
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Anthropomorphic Shift
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Anthropomorphic Shift: Inverted with Cyril Proudbottom the horse. He is a Partially Civilized Animal in The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad, but he's a Nearly Normal Animal in this featurette.
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"The Villain Sucks" Song
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The same song has a "villain sucks" section that's sung from Bob Cratchit's perspective.
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Insane Troll Logic: Scrooge pulls this on the two charity collectors as an excuse to avoid giving them any money for the poor.
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Universal-Adaptor Cast: Every character is played by an established Disney animated character.
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Cigar Chomper: Pete as the devilish Ghost of Christmas Future.
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Littlest Cancer Patient: Tiny Tim is terminally ill. In the bad future, Tim has died of his illness and Bob is deeply in grief, having never had a chance to say goodbye, much less spend with him during Tim's last few days as Scrooge worked him past the point of exhaustion.
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Suddenly Voiced: The Ghost Of Christmas Future never speaks in the book and most adaptations, but here Pete has one line after being silent for most of his scene. In the original Disney record version, Foulfellow and Gideon are the alms collectors, with Gideon at one point speaking in unison with Foulfellow. May double as a Mythology Gag, Gideon was meant to speak in Pinocchio, but all his lines but a hiccup sound effect were cut.
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Spin-Off: The success of this short paved the way for Disney to put together DuckTales (1987), with Alan Young returning as the voice of Scrooge McDuck.
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Porky Pig Pronunciation
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Porky Pig Pronunciation: As in Fun and Fancy Free, Willie still can't say "pistachio".
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Stock Scream: As Marley's ghost leaves and falls down the stairs, one can clearly hear the iconic "Goofy holler" as he falls.
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Furry Denial
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Furry Denial: Scrooge McDuck, who's playing Ebenezer Scrooge from A Christmas Carol is referred to as an "Englishman," despite being a drake (a male duck) and actually Scottish.
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Played With Goofy as Jacob Marley. Goofy is usually portrayed as a heroic, bumbling character. But Jacob Marley is someone who was evil enough in life he's sentenced to damnation, though his role here is to give a warning message so Scrooge won't follow his footsteps or else he'll suffer eternally, which is technically a rather heroic role despite his evil past. At least Goofy still kept his bumbling attitude.
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All Just a Dream
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All Just a Dream: What Scrooge is very thankful for, given his nightmare's conclusion.
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Jerkass
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Jerkass: The whole point of the Ghosts visiting Scrooge is to tell him what a mean, miserly, all-around creep he really is, and that he had better change or else his future won't be good.
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Expospeak Gag
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Expospeak Gag:
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Dark Reprise
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Dark Reprise: The background music starting at Scrooge's arrival at the graveyard through Bob's exit is mostly an instrumental sad reprise of the opening credits song.
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Never Say "Die"
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Never Say "Die": Almost averted. Scrooge says "Then that means Tim will..." but gets cut off when he realizes that the Ghost of Christmas Present has vanished. The next scene makes the conclusion abundantly clear, though.
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