Father's Weekend
Studio: Disney Release Date : June 20, 1953 Series: Goofy Cartoon
  1. General Info

Cumulative rating: No Ratings Posted

Synopsis

Goofy tries to enjoy a relaxing weekend with his son at the beach, but finds that he actually gets more rest at work.

Characters

Goofy
(Voice: Van DeBar 'Pinto' Colvig)

Credits

Director

Jack Kinney

Animator

Hugh Fraser
John Sibley
Edwin "Ed" Aardal
George Nicholas

Story

Dick Kinney
Brice Mack

Music

Joseph S. Dubin

Backgrounds

Al Dempster

Layout

Al Zinnen

Effects Animation

George Rowley

Producer

Walter Elias "Walt" Disney

Television

Mickey Mouse Tracks (Season 1, Episode 72)

Video Information

VHS

Germany

Donald Duck's Ferienabenteuer

France

Le Meilleur de Goofy
Mickey, Donald, Pluto et Dingo en Vacances

Italy

I Capolavori di Pippo
Video Parade 3
Come Divertirsti Con Paperino & C.

Laserdisc (CLV)

United States

Cartoon Classics : Limited Gold Editions II : From Pluto with Love

Japan

Mickey and His All Stars
Let's Relax

DVD

United States

The Complete Goofy
Walt Disney's Funny Factory with Goofy

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

Canada

Walt Disney's Funny Factory with Goofy

Technical Specifications

Production No.: 2444
Running time: 6:38
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

Reviews and Comments

From Ryan :

After a busy week at work and a Saturday night filled with parties, Goofy relaxes on a Sunday morning. I enjoy the background art of this cartoon (as well as the cartoon itself). In fact, the amusement park scene was reused from Hold that Pose and Straight Shooters. I find the part where Goofy goes through the Tunnel of Love to be funny when he comes out kissing a sailor (a reference to homosexuality). I noticed that the tattoo Goofy got was identical to the one he had in Cold War.

From Baruch Weiss :

This is a funny Goofy cartoon. I liked the scene where he gets a tattoo on him. He then walks out and says "Sun of a gun of all doggone things".

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Background Artwork
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Screenshots

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History

12/14/2011

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5/10/2012

  • Home video info added by eutychus

8/10/2012

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8/1/2013

  • Television info added by eutychus

9/3/2014

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  • 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

10/20/2015

  • Home video info added by eutychus

10/31/2015

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7/13/2016

    6/14/2017

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    4/2/2018

    • Gallery items added
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    9/28/2018

    • Characters added by ToonStar95

    6/23/2019

      Sources

      Jack Kinney: Director
      • Verified by onscreen credits (not always reliable)

      Hugh Fraser: Animator
      • Verified by onscreen credits (not always reliable)

      John Sibley: Animator
      • Verified by onscreen credits (not always reliable)

      Edwin "Ed" Aardal: Animator
      • Verified by onscreen credits (not always reliable)

      George Nicholas: Animator
      • Verified by onscreen credits (not always reliable)

      George Rowley: Effects Animation
      • Verified by onscreen credits (not always reliable)

      Dick Kinney: Story
      • Verified by onscreen credits (not always reliable)

      Brice Mack: Story
      • Verified by onscreen credits (not always reliable)

      Al Zinnen: Layout
      • Verified by onscreen credits (not always reliable)

      Al Dempster: Backgrounds
      • Verified by onscreen credits (not always reliable)

      Joseph S. Dubin: Music
      • Verified by onscreen credits (not always reliable)

      Walter Elias "Walt" Disney: Producer
      • Verified by onscreen credits (not always reliable)

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