Three Blind Mousekeeters

Three Blind Mousekeeters
Background information
Short films	Three Blind Mouseketeers
Voice	Pinto Colvig Walt Disney Roy O. Disney
Inspiration	The Three Blind Mice Athos, Porthos, and Aramis from Alexandre Dumas's The Three Musketeers
Character information
Occupation	Thieves
Likes	Cheese (any kind), Sausage, Captain Katt failing, wine
Dislikes	Mouse Traps, Captain Katt
Status	Active

“All for one and one for all!”

―The Mouseketeers catchphrase

The Three Blind Mouseketeers are the titular protagonists of Disney's 1936 short film, Three Blind Mouseketeers. They are blind mice with a great love of cheese.

Appearances

Three Blind Mouseketeers

They are the titular characters of the short. They are first seen chanting upon themselves with their catchphrase, "all for one and one for all"!, then subsequently going to get cheese.

Unknown to them, their longtime enemy Captain Katt has set mouse traps within cheese he has left out. However, all three evade the traps that he set out, eating the cheese with a toast with wine, the corks hitting and waking Katt up.

With Katt chasing them upon him waking up, he flees upon seeing many mice together with one of them (in reality it is only the mouseketeer's reflection), causing Katt to run away, bringing celebration with themselves with wine.

Gallery

Screenshots

The mouse steals a slice of cheese.

Another mouse steals a slice of cheesecake.

A fake mouseketeer army appears, much for Captain Katt’s fear.

The mice violently attack Captain Katt with bottle corks.

Captain Katt tries, in vain, to find and catch the mice.

Miscellaneous