The Prince and the Pauper

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The Prince and the Pauper Directed by George Scribner Produced by Dan Rounds Written by Gerrit Graham (animation screenplay) Sam Graham (animation screenplay) Chris Hubbell (animation screenplay) Mark Twain (novel) Jenny Tripp (additional story material) Charles Fleischer (additional story material) Narrated by Roy Dotrice Starring Voices Wayne Allwine Arthur Burghardt Bill Farmer Elvia Allman Tony Anselmo Music Nicholas Pike Cinematography Editing H. Lee Peterson Distributor Walt Disney Pictures Release date(s) Novemebr 16, 1990 Running time 24 minutes Country United States Language English Budget MPAA Rating G Preceded by Followed by IMDb profile

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The Prince and the Pauper is an animated short film starring Mickey Mouse, inspired by the Mark Twain story of the same name. The film was released on November 16, 1990, along with The Rescuers Down Under. Its runtime was approximately 24 minutes. It features a pauper mickey mouse in green clothes who wants to live just like a king and a prince mickey mouse in red clothes who is tired of being the prince. It is in the armory where the prince and the pauper meet and then they change places. When the prince leaves the castle to hang out with Goofy, Pete and his minions appear and Take him to the dungeon with Donald Duck. The pauper is about to be crowned king until he yells "stop!", to which pete responds by saying "What the . . .?". Goofy meanwhile frees the other Mickey and donald and enter the throne hall, beginning a final battle. It ends with the pauper being crowned.