The Trial of Donald Duck

The Trial of Donald Duck is a 1948 animated short film featuring Donald Duck. It was released by Walt Disney Productions. Directed by Jack King. Produced by Walt Disney (uncredited). Written by Dan MacManus. Dialogue [Pierre has billed Donald for his own food he brought into the restaurant and leaves it on his table. He looks at it] Donald Duck: Hey, you dropped something. Pierre: That is your bill, monsieur. Donald Duck: Oh, my bill? [But then, he does a double take at it] My... BILL? [He notices that the total amount comes to $35.99; he looks traumatized] Thirty-five dollars? Oh, outrageous! [he points at his different food items] My sandwich! My pie! [He then holds up his tiny cup of coffee he got at the restaurant and then takes out his single nickel] But... my coffee! I just got a nickel. Pierre: No, no, no, no, no nickel; thirty-five ninety-nine dollars! [Donald, having been found guilty, is serving his sentence in the restaurant, washing dishes for ten days. Most of the dishes, however, get smashed by Donald; last lines] Pierre: [pleadingly] Please, I forgive you, but don't wash any more dishes. I'll pay you. I'll... I'll feed you! Anything! [he sobs] Donald Duck: You heard what the judge said: ten days! Pierre: [shocked] Ten more days! External links 0040902 Category:1948 American animated films Category:1948 English-language films Category:Donald Duck films Category:Walt Disney films Category:Films directed by Jack King 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:Legal films Category:Films set in courtrooms