It's sad to think that during Donald Duck's 50th anniversary and during this episode's production Clarence Nash had developed leukemia and passed away a year later, but his legacy and the duck live on through his protégé Tony Anselmo.
1:41 That right there is a young Tony Anselmo when he could hardly do the voice at the time and when he didn't even realized Clarence Nash was guiding him to be the next voice of Donald Duck.
My great grandpa was the original voice of Donald Duck. Clarence "Ducky" Nash. UPDATE More information has come to me recently through my father that clarified Clarence was in fact my great STEP grandfather. My grandpa on my dads side married Kay. In fact Clarence is not related by blood but by marriage. I apologize for this misunderstanding . Growing up my mother always told me he was my "great grandpa" and I always accepted it as fact.
Clarence is my great uncle. His sister, Etta Nash married Fay, they had 3 boys and 3 girls, the youngest my mom Mary. I still picture Clarence coming to Independence Missouri every couple of years with the duck, and all my uncles, aunts, cousins and friends. It was such a thrill, he was a real character!
@@Innersolgames thank you for replying! I never met any of Clarence's children. So indeed we are in a small part blood related, how cool! I will never quit thinking about him. I used to do voice impersonations years ago just for the fun of it. And other sounds and animal noises, I would always say it's because of being related to Clarence!
Der Fuehrer's Face is my favorite Donald Duck cartoon. Der Fuehrer's Face was also the first of two animated short films to be set during the War to win an Oscar, the other being Tom and Jerry's short film, The Yankee Doodle Mouse.
One of the most memorable performances by Donald Duck came a few years after this show: The piano dueling sequence in Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Such a thrill to watch Donald and Daffy together. I really wish they would make a sequel to that movie!
When Donald Duck's original voice artist Clarence Nash died from leukemia at the age of 80 on February 20, 1985, Disney animator Tony Anselmo became the current official voice of the character with the exception of "Chip and Dale's Nutty Tales" and the Disney Junior series "Mickey and the Roadster Racers" (later retitled "Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures" for its third season) in which Donald's voice is provided by Daniel Ross.
Fact: Nash also provided the voices of "قطط" cats 🐈 Figaro and Dinah and did the barking of the dogs 🐕 like Lafayette (Aristocats , uncredited of course )
Back when my older brother was in the Coast Guard, I drew, inked, and colored an exact copy of an insignia of Donald Duck as a badass-looking pirate that the Disney artists made for the Coast Guard during World War II, all without tracing. At the time I wanted to go to CalArts, so I intended for that to be in my submission portfolio. I found the image I replicated in a big book on the Coast Guard's history and my brother compared my drawing to the original and liked it so much that he actually got it tattooed on his arm, the only difference was that the tattoo artist flipped it like in a mirror. I could have been a tattoo artist, given how well I can draw, but don't like the idea of working on live canvasses. As a kid, I never collected Marvel or DC comics, I collected Donald Duck and Uncle Scrooge comics by Carl Barks.
Donald Duck is one of few celebrities with actual talent. He's an actor, a singer, a dancer, a sportsman, a humantarian, and an educator. He is an ambassador to South America, helped out in World War II, and hasn't aged at all. Not even his voice aged. He still sounds quacky after all these years. (Note: This comment treats Donald Duck like he is real. He is not. I just love Donald Duck so much.)
If Clarence Nash was still alive, he would have been 85 years in 1989, 90 in 1994, 95 in 1999, 100 in 2004, 105 in 2009, 110 in 2014 and 115 in 2019. And by December 7th of this year, he would turn 120. Hopefully he is having a nice time in heaven. With his wife.
@@SamsDisneyDiary That was from a fun thing we called "The Eddie Show" where storyman Joe Ranft, Tim Burton, and others put on a puppet show in the north windows of our old animation building lip-synching celebrity "Puppets" to showtunes. ('Ya had ta be there.)
I really enjoy watching Nash at 19:54 in this video. Obviously, this was not the type of music he grew up with, and it would be completely understandable if he didn’t enjoy the music of the 1980s because of how far removed it was from the music that surrounded him throughout his life. Here, though, he really seems genuinely happy when he’s dancing along with the Donald tribute record. It’s nice to see that he could keep up with the times; it’s for that same reason that I really enjoyed listening to him on the 1980s Disney Records like Splashdance and Mousercise (the album shown in this video). Thanks for sharing.
The tour mentioned at the end of the episode, airplane and all, is featured in an anniversary special all about Donald that was hosted by Dick Van Dyke!
![What's my Line - Donald Duck Voice [Clarence Charles Nash]](/img/n.gif)
It's sad to think that during Donald Duck's 50th anniversary and during this episode's production Clarence Nash had developed leukemia and passed away a year later, but his legacy and the duck live on through his protégé Tony Anselmo.
God bless Mr Clarence Nash, a special, funny and talented man. 🦆🌹❤️
1:41 That right there is a young Tony Anselmo when he could hardly do the voice at the time and when he didn't even realized Clarence Nash was guiding him to be the next voice of Donald Duck.
That young man is not Tony Anselmo, it's Will Ryan(who voice Willy the giant)
That isn't me, It's our 'Ol voice Pal Will Ryan.
He looks a bit like Tony Anselmo.
No one can do Donald Duck like Clarence 😢
Clarence "Ducky" Nash, the original voice of Donald Duck. Then Tony Anselmo took over the role.
My great grandpa was the original voice of Donald Duck. Clarence "Ducky" Nash. UPDATE More information has come to me recently through my father that clarified Clarence was in fact my great STEP grandfather. My grandpa on my dads side married Kay. In fact Clarence is not related by blood but by marriage. I apologize for this misunderstanding . Growing up my mother always told me he was my "great grandpa" and I always accepted it as fact.
Wait... what? That’s incredible. Drop me a note sam@samsdisneydiary.com .
Clarence is my great uncle. His sister, Etta Nash married Fay, they had 3 boys and 3 girls, the youngest my mom Mary. I still picture Clarence coming to Independence Missouri every couple of years with the duck, and all my uncles, aunts, cousins and friends. It was such a thrill, he was a real character!
@@donaldgregg9250 My grandmother was his daughter Kay on my fathers side
@@Innersolgames thank you for replying! I never met any of Clarence's children. So indeed we are in a small part blood related, how cool! I will never quit thinking about him. I used to do voice impersonations years ago just for the fun of it. And other sounds and animal noises, I would always say it's because of being related to Clarence!
That's absolutely wonderful!
Omg, Isn’t it crazy how 3 People have voiced Donald, and still has the Classic voice?
Tony Anselmo was the best of Clarence Nash's successors in my opinion.
@@CarrieBradshawSATC Tony Anselmo animated the Wardrobe in Beauty and the Beast and assistant animator of Jasmine in Aladdin.
@@jwelch5742 He did and was an animator first, that's right.
@@CarrieBradshawSATC Go to en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Anselmo#Animator.
@@jwelch5742 It's okay, I believe you. I looked anyway and I have to admit I focused more on his voice work as Donald Duck.
3:02 Frank: I thought "Gee he must some kind of big-shot or something"
Ducky: That's right but I never got to be a big-shot.
Donald: But I did!
😂
😊
“Goodnight, big shot”…
Boy I love good ol' Clarence Nash. He's suddenly an inspiration to me too!
I'm very exciting about Donald Duck 100th anniversary,we just have to wait 13 years
Der Fuehrer's Face is my favorite Donald Duck cartoon. Der Fuehrer's Face was also the first of two animated short films to be set during the War to win an Oscar, the other being Tom and Jerry's short film, The Yankee Doodle Mouse.
Happy 90th birthday, Donald Duck! I watch this short documentary every year
It’s one of my favorites
Best Disney duck ever!
100%
watching clarence singing zipidy do dah is the cutest thing iv ever seen
Yep
One of the most memorable performances by Donald Duck came a few years after this show: The piano dueling sequence in Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Such a thrill to watch Donald and Daffy together. I really wish they would make a sequel to that movie!
Falls under the category. Thinks that will never happen again ;-). Hope that it does
When Donald Duck's original voice artist Clarence Nash died from leukemia at the age of 80 on February 20, 1985, Disney animator Tony Anselmo became the current official voice of the character with the exception of "Chip and Dale's Nutty Tales" and the Disney Junior series "Mickey and the Roadster Racers" (later retitled "Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures" for its third season) in which Donald's voice is provided by Daniel Ross.
Tony is so awesome!
5:57 to the left is Jimmy MacDonald. He and Clarence were the greatest Disney legends👍
Fact: Nash also provided the voices of "قطط" cats 🐈 Figaro and Dinah and did the barking of the dogs 🐕 like Lafayette (Aristocats , uncredited of course )
And Mickey Mouse
president of new york city is : Donald f. duck serving : 1941-1945
And there actually was a Don Duckwall who worked at Disney!
@@KendrickHarrisKenfinity That's right! Don Duckwall was the executive that hired me in the Animation department.
Clarence Nash Is Legend
R.I.P. Clarence ‘’Ducky’’ Nash, the original voice of Donald Duck (1904-1985) 😢😢😢😢
Back when my older brother was in the Coast Guard, I drew, inked, and colored an exact copy of an insignia of Donald Duck as a badass-looking pirate that the Disney artists made for the Coast Guard during World War II, all without tracing. At the time I wanted to go to CalArts, so I intended for that to be in my submission portfolio. I found the image I replicated in a big book on the Coast Guard's history and my brother compared my drawing to the original and liked it so much that he actually got it tattooed on his arm, the only difference was that the tattoo artist flipped it like in a mirror. I could have been a tattoo artist, given how well I can draw, but don't like the idea of working on live canvasses. As a kid, I never collected Marvel or DC comics, I collected Donald Duck and Uncle Scrooge comics by Carl Barks.
Clarence Nash is the voice of Donald Duck there was Tony alsemo in kingdom hearts
Seriously I love Disney Family Album!
We literally reunite with our Disney family and everything they created.
Me too
@@KendrickHarrisKenfinity we sure do.
Donald Duck is one of few celebrities with actual talent. He's an actor, a singer, a dancer, a sportsman, a humantarian, and an educator. He is an ambassador to South America, helped out in World War II, and hasn't aged at all. Not even his voice aged. He still sounds quacky after all these years.
(Note: This comment treats Donald Duck like he is real. He is not. I just love Donald Duck so much.)
If Donald is not real, how come you see him at Disney world or Disneyland?
@@AndrewsMagicandMore Good point.
wAiT, dOnAlD dUcK iSn’T rEaL!?? 😉
Yup. He's a badass.
Our multi-layered and unstoppable sailor/friend is the best to see no matter matter situation or time period.
If Clarence Nash was still alive, he would have been 85 years in 1989, 90 in 1994, 95 in 1999, 100 in 2004, 105 in 2009, 110 in 2014 and 115 in 2019. And by December 7th of this year, he would turn 120. Hopefully he is having a nice time in heaven. With his wife.
HES FUNNY 😄
RIP Legend
2:33 What the hell is that cutout for? 😳
Ha.. good question.
Maybe just keeping the friendship with our famous actor/president/Disneyland opening day presenter.
@@SamsDisneyDiary That was from a fun thing we called "The Eddie Show" where storyman Joe Ranft, Tim Burton, and others put on a puppet show in the north windows of our old animation building lip-synching celebrity "Puppets" to showtunes. ('Ya had ta be there.)
@@tonyanselmo9234holy moly thanks for the info Tony
PS thank you for continuing to voice Donald after Clarence’s death
Well, doggies! Buddy Ebsen narrates this!
Donald Duck is American
Clarence Nash is voice of Donald Duck Clarence Nash came from oaklahoma in America
Finally, thank you, i' been waiting for the long time! :-)
クラレンス・ナッシュさん、生き返らせて下さい。
I really enjoy watching Nash at 19:54 in this video. Obviously, this was not the type of music he grew up with, and it would be completely understandable if he didn’t enjoy the music of the 1980s because of how far removed it was from the music that surrounded him throughout his life. Here, though, he really seems genuinely happy when he’s dancing along with the Donald tribute record. It’s nice to see that he could keep up with the times; it’s for that same reason that I really enjoyed listening to him on the 1980s Disney Records like Splashdance and Mousercise (the album shown in this video). Thanks for sharing.
13:10
1:59
Dave Michener
Michael Eisner?
Joe Ranft
The rest, I cannot recognize
Me alegra tanto este personaje Disney, es mi preferido ,significa mi infancia ,aprender a leer pronto y entretenerme con las revistas,"Disneylandia"
thanks so much for sharing these! immediate subscribe! lol
This is great!
9:31
The tour mentioned at the end of the episode, airplane and all, is featured in an anniversary special all about Donald that was hosted by Dick Van Dyke!
always Donald, never Mickey...
Noi it is Mickey Always, Donald and Mickey
"Oh boy!" It's awesome to always understand and support our balancing emotions, and successful performer/sailor. Stay safe everyone!
R.I.P. Clarence Charles Nash
(December 7, 1904 - February 20, 1985)
Unfortunately, he died of leukemia aged 80 on 20 February, 1985. He survived 29295 days.
@@theoneandonlymem432 Yeah?
@@TheShveyn04 Yep. It's true.
@@theoneandonlymem432 I know!
R.I.P.
Clarence "Ducky" Nash
(1904-1985)
R.I.P. Will Ryan (1949-2021)
Clarence Nash do the voice of Donald Duck. He's a funny wonderful guy 😀
0:59 I Like That Song
Good Donald Duck voices 2:14 and 2:22
That birthday song is peak 80s!
Donald Duck is great in any role.
R.I.P. Clarence Nash and Will Ryan.
I wonder how shocked Nash's sons-in-law were when, upon first meeting him, realized that he voiced Donald Duck.
DONALD DUCK SOON TO REALLY COME TO LIFE AGAIN...Through ME !!!!
R.I.P Joe Ranft (1960-2005).
9:32 9:31 17:07 4:33
LOL. Funny
1:40 “Ducky” Nash!
IT WAS FOUND??
I had come to the conclusion that the video was lost in the Disney Archives, it was not!!!
Sam's Disney Diary By what I heard I thought so too! Thanks so much for uploading and to the person that found it!
Clarence Nash was awesome. It’s so sad that he died. 😭 It’s also a shame that Will Ryan also died for at least 1⃣year.
Love u soul 💓💛💗
When I visit the past, I’ll meet him in 1956. You know why?
This was way before the company became Woke Disney....