Mickey's Christmas Carol/Gallery

Images from Mickey's Christmas Carol.

Screenshots

The iconic yellow "starburst" image of Mickey was revived for this short, with Mickey wearing a top hat and scarf. It is also the first time this "starburst" Mickey logo card was presented in widescreen format in theaters.

"Give a penny for the poor, guvnor? Penny for the poor."

Fred Honeywell, Scrooge's nephew.

The door knocker changes into Marley's (Goofy's) face.

"Jacob Marley? Oh no! That can't be!"

"Gosh, kinda slippery!"

"Ebenezer, remember when I was alive, I robbed the widows and swindled the poor?"

Young Scrooge with Isabel

"I've been waiting for you to keep your promise to marry me."

Isabel heartbroken

"You loved your gold more than that precious creature, and you lost her forever."

"Spirit, I can no longer bear these memories. Take me home..."

"Remember, Scrooge. You fashioned these memories yourself."

"Why was I so foolish? Why? Why?"

"Fee fi fo fum... I smell... I think I do."

"What's she cooking? A canary?"

Mickey in the graveyard.

"Tell me these events can yet be changed."

“I’ve never seen a funeral like this one.”

"Spirit...whose lonely grave is this?"

"Why, yours, Ebenezer; the richest man in the cemetery!"

A nightmare come true.

"God Bless Us Everyone"

Miscellaneous

Promotional artwork for the special (used as the cover to the Little Golden Book adaptation)

Poster

Poster from the UK release on October 20, 1983, paired with a re-release of The Jungle Book

Poster from the release in Germany on November 26, 1983, paired with a re-release of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Poster from the release in Spain on December 2, 1983, paired, like in Germany, with a re-release of Snow White

In Israel, the cartoon was paired with a re-release of Cinderella.

In Brazil, the cartoon was paired with a re-release of Peter Pan.