While on vacation in Mexico, Goofy unwittingly volunteers for a bullfight.While on vacation in Mexico, Goofy unwittingly volunteers for a bullfight.While on vacation in Mexico, Goofy unwittingly volunteers for a bullfight.
Xavier Atencio
- Villagers
- (uncredited)
Al Bertino
- Villagers
- (uncredited)
Bruce Bushman
- Villagers
- (uncredited)
Pinto Colvig
- Goofy
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
Joaquin Garay
- Radio Announcer
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
- …
James MacDonald
- Bull
- (uncredited)
Brice Mack
- Villagers
- (uncredited)
Dan MacManus
- Villagers
- (uncredited)
Mario Marion
- Villagers
- (uncredited)
Bud Partch
- Villagers
- (uncredited)
Bea Tamargo
- Villagers
- (uncredited)
Toni Varescu
- Villagers
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaThe title is a reference to Ernest Hemingway's story For Whom the Bell Tolls
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[Goofy has been dressed up in a matador outfit and goes out into a bullring. He sees a newspaper headline showing him, reading "El Goof Matador"]
Goofy: Matador? Hmm. A bullfighter?
[suddenly, the truth hits him; shocked]
Goofy: A fighter of the bulls? *Me*? Oh, no!
[he runs from the ring - and into the bull stable]
- Alternate versionsThe scene where the Mexicans are looking at Goofy who is trying to shoo the bull away and cheering him have been censored as well as the scene where the Mexicans are talking on the phone to each other.
- ConnectionsEdited from Ferdinand the Bull (1938)
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I used to have this cartoon on a video that I had donated to the library where my mom used to work. Now, however, I have it back on video after taping it off the Disney Channel (although one disadvantage is that the version I have now is edited because of numerous Mexican sterotypes, which is pretty annoying if you're a Spanish student and want to pick up on what they're saying). Goofy drives into town and the people dress him up like a matador. One thing I noticed was that at the beginning of the short, a blimp that said "XLNT" flew over the stadium. Of course, the real spelling for it is "excellente", which makes it funny if you know Spanish. At the end, after that awful experience with the bull was over, Goofy drives down the gravel road and runs into a bull. He has the car sneak around it and when it looks at him he drives away as fast as he can. We see, however, that this bull is actually a cow.
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- Por quien doblan los toros
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- Runtime6 minutes
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- 1.37 : 1
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By what name was For Whom the Bulls Toil (1953) officially released in Canada in English?
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