Goofy made his
debut for
Disney in the 1932 film,
Mickey's Revue. His
voice was created by Disney writer (and ex-
circus clown)
Pinto Colvig.
Art Babbitt, a
senior animator at the
Walt Disney studio, drew Goofy (also called "the Goof" by the
studio crew). Art summarized Goofy's character as such:
"Goofy was the kind of character that thought very hard and very long about everything he did. And then he did it wrong!"