Inspired by Lindbergh's flight from New York to Paris, Mickey builds a plane to take Minnie for a trip involving some necking, though Minnie objects to the necking.
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Walt Disney
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Mickey Mouse / Minnie Mouse (uncredited) (voice)
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| Plot Summary |
Mickey and his friends build an airplane from wood, using a dachshund like a rubber band. This plane never takes off, and quickly crashes into a tree. Mickey stretches his car into a semblance of an airplane, and brings Minnie along this time. Mickey is thrown from the plane, and struggles to get back in. The plane finally takes off. Mickey tries to get a kiss, but Minnie resists, and after Mickey kisses her anyway, she jumps out, using her bloomers as a parachute. Mickey crashes the plane soon after that.
Written by Jon Reeves
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L'avion fou
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Mickey aviateur
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Loco por los aviones
(Spain)
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Lentohullu
(Finland)
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O Avião do Mickey
(Brazil)
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$3,528 (estimated)
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| Trivia |
This was the first Mickey Mouse cartoon ever to be produced when it was shown at a Hollywood theater on May 15, 1928, but was delayed until March 17, 1929 as the fourth Mickey Mouse cartoon ever to be released.
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| Goofs |
In the beginning of the cartoon, Mickey is reading "How to Fly", but the title is written on the wrong cover - it is written on the back cover of the book, not the front cover.
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| Movie Connections |
Edited into
The Mickey Mouse Anniversary Show (1968).
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| Soundtracks |
Yankee Doodle
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| Quotes |
[last lines]
Minnie Mouse:
Help! Help! Help!
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