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Best Sound Editing Direct to Video Sound Editorial | 2000 | Thomas A. Harris
In the segment "Mickey & Minnie's Gift of the Magi", the Dixieland jazz band at the charity toy drive is made up of firefighters and named the Firehouse 5. This is a nod to the Firehouse Five Plus Two, a seven-piece Dixieland jazz band founded in 1949 and consisting of Disney animation staff (including lead animators Ward Kimball and Frank Thomas, two of Disney's famed Nine Old Men).
In the "A Very Goofy Christmas" segment, there are lawn flamingos dressed up for the holidays. They are based on the flamingos from "The Carnival of the Animals" segment in Fantasia 2000 (1999), which was in production at the same time as "Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas".
In the segment "A Very Goofy Christmas", one of the ornaments Goofy puts on the tree is Angelique, from Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas (1997).
The department store Minnie works at, in the segment "Mickey & Minnie's Gift of the Magi", is named "Mortimer's". Mortimer is the name Walt Disney originally intended to give to Mickey Mouse. (Minnie's boss at the department store is Mortimer Mouse, a character who first appeared in the cartoon Mickey's Rival (1936).)
Jim Cummings voices six different characters in this movie.
"Huey: Looks like the end of the line! Louie: Until tomorrow. When it happens all over again. Huey: Y-You're right. Y-Yesterday's today, and today is tomorrow, and it's gonna be the same thing, [snaps] Huey: day in and day out, and day in and day out... Dewey: Hey! What's wrong? Louie: Get a grip! Huey: I'm sorry, fellas. Louie: That's okay. We know how you feel. Dewey: If I see the same toys again, I'll go out of my mind! Louie: Yeah, and I eat any more turkey, I'm gonna need new clothes!"
"Minnie Mouse: Say, uh, Mickey, why don't you play some music? Mickey Mouse: I-Isn't it about time we were opening our presents? And, uh, speaking of time - What time is it? Minnie Mouse: Well, I, um - I think it's time for you to open your gift. [they both open their presents] Mickey Mouse: Oh! A case... for my harmonica. Minnie Mouse: Oh, my! A chain for my... watch. Oh, Mickey, it's beautiful. But I traded my watch to get you that case. Mickey Mouse: And I traded my harmonica to get a chain for your watch. Minnie Mouse: Oh, Mickey! I can't believe you gave up what means the most to you for me. Mickey Mouse: Oh, Minnie. You're all the music I'll ever need."
