Mickey's Trailer

About Mickey's Trailer

Mickey's Trailer is a classic Disney animation released in May 1938 by RKO Radio Pictures. It is a delightful short film filled with physical comedy and characterized by the humor of the three lovable characters Mickey Mouse, Goofy, and Donald Duck. The story centers around the interactaction and shenanigans Mickey, Goofy, and Donald experience during a road trip in an innovative, collapsible, multi-purpose trailer.

Making / Production

The movie was directed by Ben Sharpsteen and produced by Walt Disney himself, under Walt Disney Productions. This short film was a success in showcasing the technical advancements of animation technology which skillfully manipulated Mickey's complicated trailer with all its parts and shapeshifting features in a detailed and organised way.

Actors

• Walt Disney: Played the iconic Mickey Mouse bringing out the underdog yet adventurous nature very naturally.
• Clarence Nash: Voiced Donald Duck with his hallmark comedic style which added an additional layer of whimsy to the character.
• Pinto Colvig: Voiced Goofy granting him goofiness, kindness, and great comedic timing that perfectly embodies the character's personality.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The film was an innovative and creative leap for Disney, showcasing highly detailed and mechanical animations.
• Mickey's Trailer is the 97th film in the Mickey Mouse film series.
• Despite its title, Mickey only manages the trailer while Goofy drives the car.

Quotes

• Mickey Mouse: "Hey! What's going on back there?"
• Donald Duck: "Wow! Whatta set up!"
• Goofy: "Hey! What’s the big idea? Ouch!"

Music, Soundtrack

• The music was composed by Oliver Wallace, adding another layer of depth and enhancing the characters' comedic performances.
• The opening music "Mickey Mouse Club March" can be heard during the start of the film.
• Other tunes played during the course of the movie perfectly complement the pace and mood of the scenes.