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Film Quotes by Clarence Nash

21 quotes
Donald Gets Drafted
Year: 1942

Director:
Jack King
Donald Duck: Phooey on this stuff! I quit.
[Sgt. Pete suddenly undresses himself and threatens Donald with brass knuckles]
Sgt. Pete: What was that?
Donald Duck: I-I didn't say nothing.
Sgt. Pete: [catching Donald painting a cannon in rainbow colors] What are you doing here?
Donald Duck: I'm a camouflage painter.
Sgt. Pete: Camouflage?
[Sees the rainbow colors Donald painted on the cannon]
Sgt. Pete: Why, you fool! You got to paint it so you can't see it!
Donald Duck: [subdued] Ohhh... I didn't know.
Sgt. Pete: Get some new paint, and make that gun hard to see!
Donald Duck: Yes, sir. Oh, why don't somebody tell me these things?
Donald Gets Drafted
Year: 1942

Director:
Jack King
Army Doctor: [shows Donald a red card with RED written on it] What color is this red card?
Donald Duck: R-E-D... Red.
Army Doctor: [showing a green card with GREEN written on it] And this green one?
Donald Duck: G-R-E... Blue.
Army Doctor: Blue? Close enough.
Mother Goose Goes Hollywood
Year: 1938

Director:
Wilfred Jackson
Hugh Herbert as Old King Cole: My bowl, my bowl! Oh, yes, of course. Y-yes, my bowl.
Joe Penner: You wanna buy a duck? Hee-hyuk, hee-hyuk, hee-hyuk!
Donald Duck: [in bowl] You wanna buy a duck? Ha, ha, ha, ha!
Hugh Herbert as Old King Cole: Hoo-hoo!
[Closes lid]
Donald Duck: Hey, what's the big idea? Let me outta here!
Canvas Back Duck
Year: 1953

Director:
Jack Hannah
Spectator: [about Donald; calling out] The guy's yellow!
Huey, Dewey and Louie: [calling back] He is not!
Donald Duck: I am too. Let's go home.
-- Clarence Nash (as Donald Duck / Huey / Dewey / Louie) in Canvas Back Duck (1953)
Old Sequoia
Year: 1945

Director:
Jack King
[Donald answers the phone]
Donald's boss: How is old Sequoia coming?
[Donald looks around to see the big tree falling towards him]
Donald Duck: [nervously] Heh-heh... coming fine.
Trombone Trouble
Year: 1944

Director:
Jack King
[Donald had just been given godlike strength from the gods and he goes to stop Pete's trombone-playing. He manages to shake his house like an earthquake, causing Pete's playing to vibrate uncontrollably]
Pegleg Pete: [impressed] Wow! That note has personality.
[he then tries to resume playing, but Donald continues to shake the house and mess up Pete's playing]
Pegleg Pete: Earthquake!
Donald Duck: [from the window] Earthquake? Ha! That's *me*!
-- Clarence Nash (as Donald Duck) in Trombone Trouble (1944)
Saludos Amigos
Year: 1942

Director:
Wilfred Jackson*Jack Kinney*Hamilton Luske*Bill Roberts
[Donald is struggling to cross a very high and very rickety suspension bridge on a llama]
Narrator: The traveler should be cautioned against any reckless behavior at this high altitude. Overexertion is dangerous. And above all, one should never lose one's temper.
Donald Duck: Shut up, you big windbag!
Donald in Mathmagic Land
Year: 1959

Director:
Les Clark*Hamilton Luske*Joshua Meador*Wolfgang Reitherman
[Donald winds up on a giant chessboard and his sailor-suit attire has somehow changed to that of Alice from "Alice In Wonderland" and he meets up red king and queen chess pieces]
Red Queen Chess Piece: [about Donald] Good heavens! What's this?
Red King Chess Piece: Upon my soul, it appears to be a lost pawn!
Donald Duck: I'm no pawn, I'm Donald Duck!
Red Queen Chess Piece: He says he's Donald Duck.
Red King Chess Piece: Preposterous!
Red Queen Chess Piece: Or he could be an Alice.
Donald Duck: [angrily] Alice?
Red King Chess Piece: No, no, no, it's a lost pawn.
Red Queen Chess Piece: [prodding Donald] Lost pawn?
[Donald runs off]
Red Queen Chess Piece: Stop that pawn!
Donald Duck: Help! Mr. Spirit! Help, help, help!
[the chess pieces chase Donald off the chess board]
Donald in Mathmagic Land
Year: 1959

Director:
Les Clark*Hamilton Luske*Joshua Meador*Wolfgang Reitherman
[first lines]
Donald Duck: [entering Mathemagic Land] Mighty strange.