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Originally released on September 9, 1938, Mickey’s Parrot is a classic Disney short featuring Mickey Mouse and his loyal dog Pluto. Directed by Bill Roberts and produced by Walt Disney, this animated short mixes suspense, comedy, and classic hand-drawn charm.

The story takes place on a stormy night when a talkative parrot falls out of a moving truck and ends up at Mickey's house. At the same time, Mickey and Pluto hear a radio news report about the escape of a dangerous criminal named Machine-Gun Butch, who is believed to be hiding in the area. Spooked by the mysterious sounds in the house — actually coming from the parrot — Mickey and Pluto believe the criminal is inside. What follows is a series of hilarious misunderstandings and slapstick chaos.

This Disney classic has been remastered in 4K, preserving the original hand-drawn animation while enhancing the colors and clarity of the original Technicolor print. This high-resolution version lets viewers experience the cartoon just as audiences did in the 1930s — or better!

Fun Facts About Mickey’s Parrot:
1. The short premiered on September 9, 1938, as the 102nd Mickey Mouse cartoon.
2. It was directed by Bill Roberts, who also worked on Fantasia (1940).
3. Produced by Walt Disney, with music composed by Leigh Harline and Oliver Wallace.
4. The animation team included notable names like Clyde Geronimi and Don Towsley.
5. It was originally distributed by RKO Radio Pictures, Disney’s film distributor in the late 1930s.
6. The short cleverly combines comedy with suspense, parodying crime dramas of the time.
7. The parrot’s pirate-style dialogue includes phrases like “Ship ahoy!” and “Shiver me timbers!”.
8. A scene between Pluto and a goldfish named Bianca is a highlight of comic timing and animation.
9. The cartoon was later included in the Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse in Living Color DVD set.
10. The parrot character was voiced in falsetto in the original theatrical release — possibly by Walt Disney himself.

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