Ci sono porcellini e porcellini (1954)
Flannery, un agente ferroviario, fa tutto secondo le regole. Si scontra con un cliente, McMorehouse, che vuole pagare un nolo di 44 centesimi per due porcellini d'India che considera animali domestici. Flannery, invece, li considera maiali (nolo 48 centesimi), una decisione di cui comincia a pentirsi quando gli animali cominciano a riprodursi.
Direttore: Jack Kinney
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Gary Owens as Narrator (voice) |
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Bill Thompson as Flannery (voice) |
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Bob Hamlin as Singer (voice) |
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Thurl Ravenscroft as Singer (voice) |
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Max Smith as Singer (voice) |
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Bill Lee as Singer (voice) |
| Visual Effects | John Wilson | Animation |
| Directing | Bruce Bushman | Layout |
| Visual Effects | John Sibley | Animation |
| Visual Effects | Dan MacManus | Animation |
| Writing | Leo Salkin | Story |
| Directing | Jack Kinney | Director |
| Writing | Ellis Parker Butler | Original Story |
| Art | Al Dempster | Background Designer |
| Art | Eyvind Earle | Background Designer |
| Sound | Oliver Wallace | Original Music Composer |
| Production | Walt Disney | Producer |
