#scrooge mcduck and money

[ducklooney]

Sorry to ask you, but first I want to congratulate you for having 1000 followers, and secondly, one question. Who do you think would best play Donald's nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie? Since I saw you complained about their voices? It's just purely out of curiosity. Thank you. 😁

Hi and sorry for the late reply, and thank you very much for these words of yours.

I assume you saw my post about my comments for Donald's nephews at House of Mouse. I absolutely do not like how they sounded there. Yes, it's a bit of a complicated topic, but I think Donald's nephews would sound best like boys their own age. After all, the boys are smart, albeit naughty, but they would sound much better that way. They were at their best in these educational cartoons like "Scrooge McDuck and Money" from 1967 and "Donald's Fire Survival Plan" from 1965. Dick Beals played them and I know Mellomen played them too.

However, even though many people don't like her, I think Russi Taylor voiced them as well as Webby in OG Ducktales. And then she gave their voices in several cartoons. And she gave voices so that if you listened carefully you could tell by the tone which was which Donald's nephews. It sounds funny, but those who followed the OG Ducktales closely would certainly know. You could imagine their voices while reading Donald Duck comics. Of course, Clarence Nash's voice wouldn't be bad, but that would be more true for old comics, while for newer ones more voices than Russi Taylor or boys of their age. Unfortunately she passed away five years ago and the big question is who could replace her to do her voice for Huey, Dewey and Louie. I hope they find some good voice actresses for it.

Of course, actresses like Jeannie Elias, Pamela Adlon and Elizabeth G. Daily did a great job of portraying Donald's nephews in the Quack Pack and did a good job of voicing Donald's teenage nephews. Too bad they didn't give them another chance to play Donald's nephews properly afterwards. As for Ducktales 2017, I know everyone praises that version, although I didn't like it, but that doesn't mean it's not a good version. However, the most I dislike about them are their voices, which absolutely did not sound like boys of their age, but as if they were 20 years old. I know it's pretty trendy in modern cartoons to have famous TV and movie actors play boys, but somehow it doesn't always work. You know about Danny Pudi, Ben Schwartz, and Bobby Moynihan who played Huey, Dewey, and Louie Duck in Ducktales 2017. Let's face it, those actors are very good, but they just kind of gave me bad voices in a way that didn't even sound like boys from 11 years old, already from 21 and older, which is quite annoying. For me, I wouldn't want Donald's nephews to sound like that in the future. Although with how Disney treats all these characters, I can only say that I expect only negative experiences and nothing more.

This is only for the original version, while for the dubbing of other countries Donald's nephews are mostly played by boys or female actresses and they did a good job. In my opinion, the best Latin American Spanish, Spanish and Hungarian dubbing. Another interesting fact is that for the German dub a male voice actor voiced Donald's nephews in Quack Pack, while in the French dub the voice actors who voiced Dewey and Louie in Quack Pack also voiced the same characters in Ducktales 2017. Although they have totally different personalities. XD But I hope you understand what I'm talking about.

Certainly, in my opinion, it would be preferable if in the future Donald's nephews are played by someone who knows how to do children's voices or do voices like the late Russi Taylor did or they are played by boys their own age. That's how I imagine them talking while reading Donald Duck comics. However, this is just my opinion. I hope you are happy with this and I apologize to others if this bothered them, I was just stating my opinion.

[dfilms]

Scrooge McDuck And Money, 1967

After being featured in comics for years, this featurette was Scrooge McDuck's film debut.

[violetganache42]

One of the best Disney Ducks of all time!!!

Today’s character of the day is: Scrooge McDuck from Ducktales and Mickey and Friends 

[artificial-angels]

h hi can you draw young dale in a suit with a little bowtie 8...s.df.s.df. please

YEAH I can 😈😈😈😈

[minzart]

So yeah these two should kiss in at least one multiverse

[sherbetlemonss]

Christmas art Yippeee!!!

Close ups ->

[mickeyandscroogefangirl]

[vertigoartgore]

Picsou Magazine #564 cover by Italian artist Fabio Celoni (2022).

[m00nb04rd5]

//Scrooge McDuck

Scrooge McDuck (Ducktales)

[wedgeantill]

La casa de papel (2017-2021) DuckTales (1987-1990)

[ducktoonsfanart]

Scrooge McDuck, Huey, Dewey and Louie, Donald Duck and Webby Vanderquack - Ducktales 1987 - Scrooge Week - Day 1 - Fortune - My redraw - Duckverse - My version - Happy birthday Scrooge McDuck!

I know I'm already late, but here's something to do about Scrooge Week and on a special Fortune-themed day. Yes, based on the 1988 Ducktales children's book called "Silver Dollars for Uncle Scrooge" where the nephews and Webby throw a birthday party for Uncle Scrooge who celebrates on the 8th of July. It is a written story written by Gina Ingoglia and illustrated by Willy Ito. That means Scrooge McDuck is celebrating his birthday today and I wish him a happy birthday. Although for me his birthday is more November 14th since he first appeared in the 1947 Carl Barks "Christmas on Bear Mountain" comic strip, but hey, Scrooge has two birthdays too, as do Donald, Daisy, Gyro and the Donalds nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck. Well, since Scrooge McDuck loves money the most and considers it his fortune, I decided to draw a redraw from the famous Ducktales intro scene, but I added Donald and Webby to my drawing. Since it's not all about money, there's something about family too, right? Of course they are all together in the Money Bin in Scrooge's vault watching Scrooge enjoy the money, except for his nephew Donald, as he is usually grumpy. It's a shame that the OG Ducktales didn't feature Donald more, as it would have been interesting to see the interactions between Scrooge and Donald, as hilarious as they are in the comics.

Yes, I drew in the Ducktales 1987 version, but in my own way, since it's my favorite Ducktales, even though I prefer the comics, this is still a nostalgia I miss a lot. Yes, Scrooge often likes to swim in his money in his famous way. And there's Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck helping him out plus Webby with her Quacky Patch doll. My only apology is that my drawing turned out a little bad due to my quick coloring, as well as about the shape of the coin. But I hope you like this idea and this drawing. Plus tributes based on this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9cmPE88a_0

If you like this, and like these characters, feel free to like and reblog this, but don't use these same ideas of mine without mentioning me and without my permission. Thank you! Also this is dedicated to a dear @knuckles-junior, who organized Scrooge Week (I hope you don't mind this version) as well as a friend, dear @webbytbh who loves Ducktales in 1987. And to all of you who love OG Ducktales. Happy birthday once again to Scrooge McDuck, the richest duck in the world!

[ducklooney]

The first new Ducktales comic to be released in the month of November by Dynamite Comics. Drawn by Tomasso Ronda and written this story by Brandon Montclare. This sounds promising. This is just the beginning of what this will look like, but I like this style, although I would really like to see a little more Donald Duck in these comics, as well as Daisy Duck and other members of the Duck family. It wouldn't be a bad idea to see a cameo from Della Duck either.

[thegoodduckfan]

Scrooge McDuck is an asshole. Anyways I love him

[micelangelooo]

a little energic Scrooge doodle :) 

[oddballism]

I was looking for diagrams of the Money Bin for reference and I stumbled across somebody who made the most badass, super-detailed model of the Money Bin based on Don Rosa’s blueprints. Like, holy cow, look at this thing! And the creator was only 15 at the time!

Shout out to Mats Gullikstad, the creator of this amazing model.

Here’s a link to the Flickr album:

[acmeoop]

Young Miser “Mickey’s Christmas Carol” (1983)