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Two Gun Goofy
Studio:
Disney
Release Date : May 16, 1952
Series:
Goofy Cartoon
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Cumulative rating:
(2 ratings submitted)
Synopsis
After accidentally foiling a stagecoach robbery, Goofy is made sherrif of a small western town.
Characters
Pete
Goofy
Credits
Director
Jack Kinney
Animator
John Sibley
Edwin "Ed" Aardal
Wolfgang "Woolie" Reitherman
Hugh Fraser
Story
Brice Mack
Dick Kinney
Music
Paul Smith (I)
Backgrounds
Dick Anthony
Layout
Al Zinnen
Effects Animation
Dan MacManus
Producer
Walter Elias "Walt" Disney
Distributor(s)
RKO Radio Pictures
Included in:
Holiday for Henpecked Husbands
Television
Donald's Quack Attack (Season 1, Episode 6)
VHS
Germany
Donald Duck Geht Nach Wildwest
France
La Collection en Or des Studios Disney Volume 2
Italy
Le Radici di Pippo
Paperino nel Far West
Da Disney con Amore
Laserdisc (CLV)
Japan
More Silly Symphonies
Donald Duck Goes West
DVD
United States
The Complete Goofy
The Apple Dumpling Gang
Germany
Disney Treasures : Wave 2 : The Complete Goofy
United Kingdom
Disney Treasures : Wave 2 : The Complete Goofy
Sweden
Disney Treasures : Wave 2 : The Complete Goofy
Technical Specifications
Running Time: 6:34
MPAA Rating: PG
Animation Type: Standard (Hand-drawn-Cel) Animation
Aspect Ratio: 1.37 : 1
Color Type: Technicolor
Sound Type: Mono: RCA Sound Recording
Print Type: 35mm
Negative Type: 35mm
Cinematographic Format: Spherical
Original Language: English
Original Country: United States
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From
Ryan
:
This short may or may not be a parody of the movie "High Noon," which had been released the same year. On an episode of "Mouseterpiece Theater," host George Plimpton was comparing Goofy with Gary Cooper and the movie "High Noon." One part of this short that I enjoy is the scene where the undertaker sees all these people getting killed and puts up a sign that reads: MOVED TO BIGGER HEADQUARTERS. I also like the ending where a woman kisses Goofy who still has a dynamite in the back of his pants. The dynamite explodes and Goofy says, "What a gal!"
From
Baruch Weiss
:
In this cartoon Goofy becomes a hero by accident, foils a stagecoach robbery and is made a sheriff of a small western town. I thought this short was okay. I found the opening similar to the later Chip and Dale (who do not appear in this cartoon) short
The Lone Chipmunks
. I liked the ending where after the TNT explodes Goofy exclaims "What a Gal!"
From
Laura Cross
:
I love this cartoon. In the beginning, Pete arrives and does his usual massacre. Meanwhile, enter Goofy, who is a heavy smoker. He unknowingly stops a stagecoach robbery and Pete swears revenge. However, Pete reveals to be scared of dynamite, even when Goofy smokes, a scene that was surprisingly unedited. I give this cartoon an A.
From
Al Galen
:
I saw this short in "The Roots of Goofy" in the early 1990s. Gary Owens hosted that animated television special on the Disney Channel. He also hosted "A Disney Vacation" which had the song "Let's Get Away From It All". This is one of the classic Goofy Western cartoons besides
Californy 'er Bust
. I recommend it to audiences who are fans of classic Westerns.
Credits
Director
Jack Kinney
Animator
John Sibley
Edwin "Ed" Aardal
Wolfgang "Woolie" Reitherman
Hugh Fraser
Story
Brice Mack
Dick Kinney
Music
Paul Smith (I)
Backgrounds
Dick Anthony
Layout
Al Zinnen
Effects Animation
Dan MacManus
Producer
Walter Elias "Walt" Disney
Screenshots
Submitted by eutychus
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History
12/6/2011
Screenshots added by eutychus
5/10/2012
Home video info added by eutychus
8/17/2012
Credits added by eutychus
8/2/2013
Television info added by eutychus
9/3/2014
Animation type added by eutychus
Color type added by eutychus
Sound type added by eutychus
Aspect ratio added by eutychus
Print format added by eutychus
Negative format added by eutychus
Cinematographic format added by eutychus
Original Language added by eutychus
6/14/2017
Credits added by kintutoons32
6/23/2019
5/20/2020
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John Sibley
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Edwin "Ed" Aardal
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Wolfgang "Woolie" Reitherman
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Hugh Fraser
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Dan MacManus
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Brice Mack
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Dick Kinney
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Al Zinnen
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Dick Anthony
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Paul Smith (I)
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Walter Elias "Walt" Disney
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