Building a Building
On a bustling construction site, Mickey works as a shovel operator and laborer, while Minnie delivers box lunches to the crew. Pete is the foreman. Mickey pays more attention to Minnie than to his work, and he keeps having accidents—mostly involving the blueprints Pete is holding. Pete steals Mickey's lunch, so Minnie offers him one on the house. While he's eating, Pete kidnaps Minnie; Mickey fights him, but the tide turns when Minnie dumps a load of hot rivets into Pete's pants.
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David Hand
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CinemaSerf
"Mickey" is grafting away on the building site when "Minnie" arrives with his lunch box. A series of mishaps get him in trouble with his boss but luckily the hooter goes and he can spend his break with her. Except, well the foreman has designs on her too - and soon the mice are desperate to escape his clutches. I'm not quite sure why it's got this title - there's not really much building going on; indeed quite the reverse as our loved-up pairing engage in some animated slapstick antics with "Pegleg Pete". The animation delivers this quite creatively destructive story quite amiably, imbuing many of the tools with human qualities (and faces) and we've even a kiss at the end. I'm not sure I'll recall it for long, but it's watchable enough for seven minutes.
Building a Building FAQs
David Hand is the director of Building a Building.
The cast of Building a Building includes Billy Bletcher as (voice) (uncredited) and Marcellite Garner as (voice) (uncredited).
The duration of Building a Building is 7 mins.
Building a Building was released on 07 Jan 1933.
Building a Building is listed under Animation and Comedy on Fanbiz.
Building a Building has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 6.0/10. One reviewer wrote: ""Mickey" is grafting away on the building site when "Minnie" arrives with his lunch box. A series of mishaps get him in trouble with his boss but luckily the hooter goes and he..."
