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Duck Pimples
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Duck Pimples is a Donald Duck whodunit horror short film directed by Jack Kinney. Released on August 10, 1945, in the short Donald is literally enhanced by scary stories on the radio and in the books. The backgrounds abruptly change each time a new character appears in it, moves him into a seemingly real crime world, which ultimately turns out to be imaginary.
Directed by Jack Kinney. Produced by Walt Disney (uncredited). Written by Dick Shaw and Virgil Partch.
Donald Duck
[As Donald listened to the radio story, the armchair behind him turned to be a gorilla from his imaginary and screamed] YA! [He fled to the front door, a mysterious man appeared in front of the door].
[After the characters from the book returned, and after the radio voice's comment, Donald still in dazed] Yeah, uh-huh. IMAGINATION. Uh...
Radio voice
RELAX, just relax. Let your imagination go.
Really nothing there, is there? Well, possibly it was only YOUR imagination.
Dialogue
[first lines]
Paul F. Crab: I Can Do Anything I CAN,T STOP IT.
Squeak: Wet Cement?
Duck 1: Everyone Is Talking To Her.
Duck 2: Because Of Me.
Father Duck: Shhhh Quiet Everyone.
Barry Badgerson & That’s How He Did
Stephen Storkson: Tell Me About Everything.
Animals: Yeah.
Duck Kids: Yeah
Officer McMoo: Uh Yeah Uh Wait How Are You Guys Supposed To Be In Zootown Anybody Have Any Question?
[last lines]
Frank McFox: [To Buck Beaverton] Uh Sure Now Let Me See Oh Here’s The List Of Animals We Have Elephants Giraffes Bears Mice.
Buck Beaverton: Elephants...
External links
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Category:1945 American animated films
Category:1945 English-language films
Category:Walt Disney films
Category:American animated short films
Category:Traditionally animated short films
Category:American animated mystery films
Category:American animated horror films
Category:Donald Duck films
Category:Films directed by Jack Kinney