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How to Have an Accident at Work
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How to Have an Accident at Work is a 1959 animated short educational film featuring Donald Duck. It was released by Walt Disney Productions.
Directed by C. August Nichols. Produced by Walt Disney (uncredited). Written by Jack Kinney and Bill Berg.
J.J. Fate
[first lines] Howdy! I'm J.J. Fate, fall guy. My middle name is Jonah, and Jinx is in there, too. Hoodoo fits me like a glove, but Fate's my name to you.
At home, Mr. Duck is Old Man Fire Prevention himself. But... [shows Donald at work, standing on a ladder and painting a sign that reads "No Smoking" all while smoking a cigar] Now he's playing with fire. [Donald drops his cigar into a can of paint thinner] Oh, no! Not there, stupid! [the cigar causes the thinner to explode] See what I mean?
[painting a sign reading "Think!"] "Think!" That's a good thought.
[last lines; seeing Donald trampled by co-workers rushing to leave at quitting time] Tsk-tsk-tsk-tsk-tsk. And on his own time, too. Well, that's fate. [suddenly shocked] Oh! What am I saying? [shrugs]
Mrs. Duck
[repeated line] Daddy's right.
Dialogue
Nurse: Mr. Duck, why does everything happen to you?
Donald Duck: It's fate! That's what it is: fate!
J.J. Fate: Just listen to him blame me for his carelessness. [scoffs]
Voice cast
Clarence Nash as Donald Duck (uncredited)
Bill Thompson as J.J. Fate (uncredited)
Lucille Bliss as Donald's son (uncredited)
June Foray as Daisy Duck (uncredited)
External links
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Category:Donald Duck films
Category:1959 American animated films
Category:1959 English-language films
Category:American children's animated adventure films
Category:American animated short films
Category:Traditionally animated short films
Category:Children's animated comedy short films
Category:Children's animated fantasy short films
Category:The Walt Disney Company
Category:Films directed by Charles August Nichols
Category:Walt Disney films