Ben and Me (1953) |
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| Director(s) | Hamilton Luske |
| Producer(s) | Walt Disney |
| Top Genres | Animation, Comedy, Family, Short Films |
Featured Cast of Ben and Me See More »
Sterling Holloway(as Amos Mouse)
Ben and Me
Released
1953
Ben and Me
Released
1953
Sterling Holloway
(as Amos Mouse)
Hans Conried(as Tom Jefferson / Crook / Additional Voices)
Ben and Me
Released
1953
Ben and Me
Released
1953
Hans Conried
(as Tom Jefferson / Crook ...)
Charles Ruggles(as Ben Franklin)
Ben and Me
Released
1953
Ben and Me
Released
1953
Charles Ruggles
(as Ben Franklin)
Ben and Me Overview:
Ben and Me (1953) was a Animation - Comedy Film directed by Hamilton Luske and produced by Walt Disney.
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Ben and Me Quotes:
Amos Mouse:
You can't give up. Nothing ventured, nothing gained.
Amos Mouse:
[noticing Ben is about to run into a lamp post] Post, Ben! Post!
Ben Franklin: Oh, how do you do, Mr. Post?
Ben Franklin: Oh, how do you do, Mr. Post?
Amos Mouse:
[voice-over] Poor Ben. I couldn't help feeling sorry for him. It was a heavy responsiblity. I could help him! I knew I could! But no. I couldn't go back. After all, a mouse has a little pride.
Ben Franklin:
Well, what would you suggest?
Amos Mouse: First, I'd give it a new name. Something snappy, like... the Gazette. The Pennsylvania Gazette. It'll work perfectly.
Ben Franklin: Well... sounds alright.
Amos Mouse: And then, tell them what's going on! Give them some news! Real news! Wake them up!
Ben Franklin: But where would I get news at this hour?
Amos Mouse: I'll get it for you. Hold everything, Ben, until I get back.
Amos Mouse: First, I'd give it a new name. Something snappy, like... the Gazette. The Pennsylvania Gazette. It'll work perfectly.
Ben Franklin: Well... sounds alright.
Amos Mouse: And then, tell them what's going on! Give them some news! Real news! Wake them up!
Ben Franklin: But where would I get news at this hour?
Amos Mouse: I'll get it for you. Hold everything, Ben, until I get back.
[after Amos is nearly killed during the kite experiment]
Ben Franklin: Amos, speak to me. Was it electricity?
Amos Mouse: Was it electricity?
[shouting, with lightning coming out of his mouth]
Amos Mouse: Was it electricity? Goodbye! Goodbye, and forever!
See More Quotes from Ben and MeBen Franklin: Amos, speak to me. Was it electricity?
Amos Mouse: Was it electricity?
[shouting, with lightning coming out of his mouth]
Amos Mouse: Was it electricity? Goodbye! Goodbye, and forever!
Ben and Me Facts
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When Amos is drawing up the BINDING contract with Ben, watch the gestures of his tail as he spells out this word.
When originally released to theaters, this 21-minute cartoon short was double billed with the Walt Disney film The Living Desert as a 90-minute package deal.