About Mickey's Birthday Party

Mickey's Birthday Party is a 1942 animation, short, comedy film directed by Riley Thomson. The film features the much-loved character, Mickey Mouse, who nonchalantly goes about preparing for his birthday party with the help of his pets and Minnie Mouse who work on making a birthday cake.

Plot and Summary

The film employs comical humor while maintaining a storyline revolving around a birthday celebration. Goofy's famously clumsy antics present a cake-baking endeavor that goes awry leading to a series of funny incidents. Eventually, everything falls into place, culminating in a festive musical celebration.

Making / Production

Walt Disney Studios made Mickey's Birthday Party. It continues the series of Mickey Mouse films, illustrating the immense popularity of the character among audiences. Riley Thomson directed the film, with Walt Disney himself voicing the character of Mickey Mouse.

Actors

• Walt Disney - Mickey Mouse: Walt Disney, the creator of Mickey Mouse, lends his memorable voice to the iconic character, capturing Mickey's enthusiasm and joy.
• Pinto Colvig - Goofy: Colvig successfully brings to life Goofy's clumsiness and goofy antics that imbue the film with humor.
• Thelma Boardman - Minnie Mouse: Boardman's voice acting encapsulates Minnie's sweet personality and ardent love for Mickey.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• Mickey's Birthday Party was a color remake of an earlier black and white cartoon - The Birthday Party from 1931.
• This is one of the few films where Mickey Mouse shares screen time with his friends while they celebrate his birthday.

Quotes

• Mickey: "Well, here I am. And it's about time."
• Goofy: "Gawrsh, I thought I was making a cake."

Music, Soundtrack

• "Mickey Mouse's Birthday Party" This catchy theme song sets the tone for the film's fun-filled ambiance.
• "Minnie's Yoo Hoo" This serves as a delightful background score, enhancing the celebratory mood.

Note: There are no significant awards or accolades associated with this particular film.