Special Friends' Adventures in Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers

**Special Friends' Adventures in Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers** is an upcoming crossover film.

It is based on the original movie Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers.

This movie is dedicated to Mickey Mouse's voice actor, Wayne Allwine who passed away on 2009, and Russi Taylor, Minnie's Mouse's voice actress who passed away 10 years later.

## Synopsis

Best friends Mickey, Donald and Goofy, along with best friend Bottom Dwellers, McGee, Gretchen and Squirt, are gatekeepers with big dreams of becoming Musketeers. The opportunity arises when Captain Pete and his companions, the Wicked Witch of the West, her niece Wilhelmina Witch, Buttsquat, and McGee's cruel sister, Suzi hatch a plan to steal Queen Ozma & Princesses Dorothy & Minnie's thrones.

Will it be all for one and one for all for our heroes, or will the villains steal the thrones?

Find out in this musical action-packed adventure that everyone will enjoy!

## Characters

* Mickey Mouse
* Donald Duck
* Goofy
* Minnie Mouse
* Daisy Duck
* Pluto
* Pete
* Clarabelle Cow
* The Troubadour
* The Beagle Boys
* Dorothy
* Toto
* Dora
* Boots
* McGee
* Gretchen
* Squirt
* Blooter
* Bobby
* Patty
* Leo
* Annie
* June
* Quincy
* Wilhelmina
* Buttsquat
* Suzi
* The Wicked Witch of the West
* Frank and Lyman
* Gabriel (mentioned)

## Locations

* France
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## Cast

* Wayne Allwine as Mickey Mouse
* Tony Anselmo as Donald Duck
* Bill Farmer as Goofy and Pluto
* Scott McCord as McGee
* Melissa Altro as Gretchen
* Darren Frost as Squirt
* Jesse Schwartz as Leo
* Aiden Pompey as Quincy
* Erica Huang as June
* Natalia Wojcik as Annie
* Cory Doran as Blooter
* Cameron Amsell as Bobby
* Russi Taylor as Minnie Mouse
* Tress MacNeille as Daisy Duck
* Kari Wahlgren as Dorothy and Queen Ozma
* Jim Cummings as Peg Leg Pete
* Laraine Newman as Wicked Witch
* Jessica DiCicco as Wilhelmina
* Carter Hayden as Buttsquat
* Bryn McAuley as Patty and Suzi
* April Winchell as Clarabelle Cow
* Marc Weiner as Swiper
* Jeff Bennett and Maurice LaMarche as The Beagle Boys
* Steve Blum as Frank
* Jess Harnell as Lyman and the Major General
* Rob Paulsen as Troubadour
* Kathleen Herles as Dora
* Harrison Chad as Boots

## Songs

* All For One and One For All
* Love So Lovely
* Petey's King of France
* Sweet Wings of Love
* Chains of Love
* This is the End

## Trivia

* This movie is dedicated to Mickey Mouse's voice actor, Wayne Allwine who passed away on 2009, and Russi Taylor, Minnie's Mouse's voice actress who passed away 10 years later.
* The characters in this film each have a different role.
	+ Dora, Boots, Patty and the Troubadour - Narrators
	+ Mickey, Donald, Goofy, McGee, Gretchen and Squirt - Heroes
	+ Pete, Buttsquat, Suzi, Wilhelmina and the Wicked Witch of the West - Villains/Leaders of the Musketeers
	+ Frank, Lyman and the Beagle Boys - Wicked Witch and Pete's minions
	+ Clarabelle Cow - Lieutenant
	+ Swiper the Fox - Vice Lieutenant
	+ Queen Ozma - Queen of France
	+ Minnie Mouse and Dorothy Gale - Princesses of France
	+ Daisy Duck - Lady-in-waiting
	+ Toto - Dorothy's pet dog
	+ Pluto, Blooter, Bobby, Leo, Annie, June and Quincy - Mascots of the Musketeers.
* This movie was created around the same time as *Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas*.
* Artwork from an earlier "Mickey and the Three Musketeers" film project was shown at the "Mickey's Lost Adventures" panel at the 2018 Destination D event. These character sketches feature many other classic Disney characters in different roles: José Carioca was to be a Musketeer, Honest John and Gideon were to be featured as Cardinal Richelieu and a henchman, and J. Thaddeus Toad would have played the role of King Louis XIII.
* At one point of the special, Gretchen and Squirt encourage McGee by referencing the events of Mindsuckers from the Depths, the Legend of Wiggly's Gold and the Camp Lakebottom Classic that happened at Camp Lakebottom.
* On Disney Channel and Disney Junior airings, the clip where one of the Beagle Boys puts the jacks in his mouth when Pete is about to release them from the pit and the clip where Donald pokes Pete in his eyes (during the film's climax) were removed as a safety precaution. Both Disney Television networks were concerned that kids might imitate either of those scenes at home.
* The 2004 DVD of the movie was the first Disney DVD to have FastPlay.
* This movie is set in the 17th century, yet Minnie and Daisy are seen with fast food products, which didn't exist yet in real life.
	+ It can be speculated that the fast food is from craft services.
	+ The same goes for "The Pirates of Penzance" by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan, which premiered in 31st December 1879.
	+ A similar trait happens in the Silly Symphony cartoon *The Golden Touch*.
	+ When Pete took Mickey to the dungeon, he is heard singing the "Mickey Mouse Club March".
	+ The back of Pete's coach horse number plate is written A113, which is an inside joke and Easter egg commonly spotted in Pixar movies.

### 4th Wall Breaks

* Not counting when Dora, Boots, Patty and the Troubadour constantly talk to the viewer as the narrators they are, neither the musical acts where it is common the character to look at the camera and sing directly to the viewer, the movie follows conventions of breaking the 4th wall:

* The Beagle Boys refer to the viewer a couple of times.
* Every time Pete mentions the Opera Night, the camera turns to the poster while the main part of the song plays in the background. After the 2nd and 3rd time, Pete and the villains actually notice it and comment on how the "little ditty is starting to grow on (them)".
* Buttsquat asks "Seriously?!" to the audience at one point. And the Wicked Witch also adds to the audience "Didn't that musical ditty happen earlier?".
* When singing their own song "Petey's King of France", his last note lasts a few beats longer than the instrumental, prompting Pete to ask "Why did the music stop?"
* When ripping off his Musketeer outfit, Donald reveals his original (and mostly out of the story's time) sailor outfit under his musketeer outfit.
* When Mickey is fighting the Beagle Boys on top of Minnie's coach, one of the Beagle Boys slices at Mickey's Musketeer outfit with his sword. And then, Mickey's Musketeer outfit comes off, showing Mickey in his original red shorts and yellow shoes, where he stands in the middle of Minnie's coach and makes his standard pose at the camera.